When You Bully, You Lose!
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God Loves us all.
We should never berate ourselves, or think others more valuable .
We are created by the same God and in His image. It doesn't matter who is prettier, stronger, smarter, has the best complexion, hair, money or body. Regardless of the attributes one chooses to devalue oneself, please know that God loves you and created you. His word teaches: " I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Marvelous are they works" ( Psalm 139: 14 K.J.V. ) God does not judge the outside, only the heart. Don't bully yourself by complaining or not appreciating
who we are and allowing others to validate us.
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When you bully someone, you might lose your family, friends, job, or self for only a few minutes of power. What’s more, the pain of being bullied can last a very long time.
Katie and Willie Crab are excited to go to the pool, but when they get there, King Crab—the biggest and meanest of the crabs—pushes them around and drags them down to the bottom. Snow Crab tries to speak up for the smaller crabs and for little Freddie Shrimp, but King won’t listen to anybody. Then one day a boat arrives, and the humans above throw down a large net meant to catch crabs. As the net closes in, King Crab keeps pulling the smaller crabs down to the bottom to keep them from swimming away. Will any of the crabs be able to escape?
This children’s story tells the tale of King Crab, who bullies the smaller sea creatures but soon learns that being a bully can ruin your life.
About the Author
Dorothy L. Russell is a homemaker; she and her husband of sixty years have five adult children, fifteen grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, and one sponsor child in Ghana. She has taught junior Sunday school and junior church at Berean Chapel of Detroit. She also holds several certifications including from, the Evangelical Teachers Training Association.