A Tale of Two Missiles Posted: 23 Jun 2014 02:58 AM PDT Ballistic missiles know their target and they never change course. Once a ballistic missile leaves the ground, it’s going to hit the spot in which it is aimed, no matter what. The problem, however, is that the targets got smart. The targets learned to move while the missile didn’t. For this reason, cybernetic missiles were invented. A cybernetic missile, once programmed, changes course with the target. The cybernetic missile constantly calculates and re-calculates, changing course to stay with the target, no matter what. A cybernetic missile knows its ultimate goal. It has no idea what it must go through, what twists and turns it must take, or what obstacles it must encounter to reach its goal. All it knows is that it’s committed to make whatever adjustments necessary to reach its object. Last week, I wrote about my friend who was stricken with the insidious disease of Alzheimer’s. My friend has changed. Radically so. But I’m just as committed to him and our friendship as I was 22 years ago when we first forged our relationship. Throughout this whole shooting-match called “life,” God has called you to be like a cybernetic missile in many situations. So no matter what changes in the lives or attitudes of others, remember to always Keep the Love On. Source: Frank Viola