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Bible verse of the week: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept faith."- 2 Timothy 4:7

St. Paul has wrote those words, to have a good life, or a better life. And he talks about his life on Earth, and he compares, of his life of his race, and he is challenging his good life. When he says "I have finish the race," he is believing he is he is coming, near to the end of his day, or his life, and also, he compares his life to his race. That means, there is faith, in his life. And he does not drop his race. Sometimes, we have to struggle to our beilefs. God wanted us to be a commited person, and be a faithful person.
This is the words, thar St. Paul said: "I have fought for a good fight, I have finish the race, I have fought in faith."

This is what a better life look like.


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