Tired Promotes Change

                Tired Promotes Change 

                Written By Ki Radiance 

                             a.k.a.

      

          “Sunshine, DEEP, & SMILE” 

    (Delivering Excellent Expanding Potential,

                               &

  Simple Motion In Love Eternally)

We say this everyday, “I’m tired.’  Some people are tired of

working low paying jobs, they would have to return to

school to advance in their education to upgrade in their 

employment statuses.  When we haven’t advanced in our

 employment statuses, that means we’re not tired of standing in 

those positions.  I was hit by a car when I was seven years old.  I 

was in a coma for three months.  Doctors said I would be a 

vegetable the rest of my life.  When God woke me up, first words 

said were,”What am I doing with these diapers on?  I crawled on

 my hands and knees.  I  practiced walking and continued getting

better.  I knew God didn’t restore my life to be dependent on no 

one who was no higher than I was .  I’m walking now, even when 

doctors said I wouldn’t be able to.  They told my family I would 

be a vegetable the rest of my life.  I graduated from high school 

second highest in my class .  I extended my education to two 

and a half years of college.  I wrote a book, got it published, read 

literature on television, on the radio, blogging literature on the 

internet, getting God’s word out to the world.  

     Everyday and night I write about what’s happening in the 

world.  I’m determined to be a mirror to the world, so we can see 

reflections of ourselves.  We must get tired of ourselves to 

change for the better.  Everyday take off the old man, and put on

 the new man.  (Ephesians 4:22-24)  That ye put off concerning 

the former conversation the old man, which is corrupt according 

to the deceitful lusts.  And be renewed in the spirit of your mind.

And that ye put on the new man, which after God is created in

righteousness and true holiness.   Actions speak louder than 

words.  Answer this question: do we love God?  To love God

is to obey him.  (1John 5:3)   For this is the love of God, that we

keep his commandments; and his commandments are not 

  burdensome.  Change is to see what’s wrong with how we’re 

currently living. 

     To be tired of something, we’d do the opposite.  If we don’t 

have money, we’d work overtime to earn the money.  If we can’t  

fit clothes we want to wear, we’d watch what we eat and 

exercise.  Being tired promotes change. Actions promote change

 in our walks of life.  To change is to grow from what we’re tired 

of.

             Ki Radiance

              Sunday August 9, 2026

  

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