C.N.N. News T.V. November 8, 2005

Recently most of us have heard about a man named Herman Adkins from California who is the son of a California Highway Patrol Officer who was convicted by a Los Angeles jury back in 1988. Based on D.N.A. test results in February 2000 has now been exonerated after spending 13 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. He will be one of the falsely accused in the new 2005 movie coming out this November 2005 called: "After Innocence" Sadly the highway patrol officer, who once believed in our court system has lost faith in the criminal justice system and has now retired.

Lets hope this spiritually fallen officer has retired with the the professional pride and joy that he so deserved, of knowing others had  appreciated and supported him for his integrity and his honor for all the years that he has so faithfully served so many others. May all members of every Law Enforcement Agency learn from the adversities of this officer's  life, and may all brothers and sisters of the Law Enforcement community show not only their support as a police officer but as a Christian. What joy it must bring God to see the faithful who did not judge their fellow officer or his son and just kept telling him to keep the faith and God will turn this into a blessing. Lets hope that kind of faith that please's God still exist in this world today.

"When I, the Messiah, return, how many will I find who have faith?" Luke 18:8

I have falsely judged many people in my life and I was not being blessed for it. God loved me so much that He wanted me to live my life at the top and not live a life of mediocrity. God shaped my life through adversity of being falsely accused over 30 years ago and then delivered me before it even went to Court. I was invited to a home made dinner afterwards from the person who made the mistake which I accepted and then we attended my Church to worship and praise God.

Everything happens to us for a divine reason, I now lead a nonjudgmental life of total forgiveness to all others.

Because of my new spirit of being shaped to not judging others, God has taken me places to show me that He is indeed real and that He will forever bless you and that He will never leave you.

If you hear someone is doing something wrong that is leading them down the wrong path to being a blessing to God. Don't judge them or group with others who condemn instead of loving others, Be blessed doing it God's way by doing what God's Word ask us to do, go to them and hear out their side. If they have fallen,  show them how to get back on track if they are indeed are. Win them back with love and forgiveness, God will bless you for it many times over.

Have you ever saw a person who is really hurting inside who needed our help. I have read many true stories where a person was just minutes from ending their life by suicide, and because of the kindness of a stranger who gave them back a little dignity. They had the strength to believe that their was still hope for them to go on.

May we all leave the judging of others to a judge and jury in a Courtroom. Is this not the same mercy and grace that  we expect from God to show us on judgment day.        

As of 2005, there have been over 400 people who have been exonerated from being incarcerated in prison from less than ten years to over 30 years, how many more cases are being worked on as we read this that have been wrongful accused?

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