"I am in your midst as the one ministering."
Luke 22:27.

Jesus’ long-suffering and kindness—coupled with his good example—touched the apostles’ hearts. Today, a spiritual shepherd may need to offer counsel repeatedly to a person regarding a certain failing. The shepherd could become exasperated with the individual. However, keeping in mind his own failings as he ‘admonishes the disorderly,’ he is able to show long-suffering and kindness toward his brother. That way he imitates Jesus and Jehovah, who show these qualities toward all Christians—including shepherds. (1 Thessalonian 5:14; James 2:13) At times, shepherds may need to offer strong counsel to one who has committed a serious sin. If the individual is unrepentant, the shepherds must remove the erring one from the congregation. (1 Corinthians 5:11-13) Even so, a kind manner on the part of the shepherds may make it easier for a straying sheep eventually to return to the fold.—Luke 15:11-24. Watchtower May 1 2006, 12-14

I was watching an episode from the drama I mentioned in my previous blog. Wow, I love the acting, comedy, romance, and the seriousness also. Remember how I mentioned there was a girl who broke up with a guy? That guy fell for someone really pretty, but she also had a good heart, except she is a player. After the breakup, the heartbroken girl sees her ex-boyfriend with another woman, a gorgeous one. When the heartbroken girl's brother sees him, he speaks to him, saying "wow, this woman is beautiful. We should keep in touch. It's natural to want something better, and for something sparkling to catch your eye. But not everything that sparkles is a jewel. These days, there are tons of fakes." And he stares at the new girl the ex-boyfriend was with while he was saying these words. I thought that was neat, because not many of those in relationship realize this. Also, another quote I recall was "it's easier to fall in love, than to stay in love." If only every couple had something to base off of their principles and way of behavior and habits, they would come to an agreement or to a better understand, thus creating a better relationship than others. Most couples should base their life off of God's Word, the Bible.

Anyway, I thought the drama thing was neat. I love dramas and so does most of the Vietnamese group. I don't find it a waste of time, since I do learn a lot, but then again, it can be a waste of time, as long as you don't get to the point where it like takes up most of your time. =D