In Peru, Hall's throat lozenges are treated as candy.
In Boston, where I grew up, Hall's throat lozenges were used to treat a cough or a sore throat.
In Boston, Hall's was considered as a type of medicine.
In Lima, they're candy.
In Lima, people will give you a Hall's throat lozenge the same way that they'd give you a mint or a Hershey's kiss.
It's considered candy.
What do people consider the message and the work that you are producing in your church or ministry?
Do people see it as soul-healing medicine?
Or is it just syrupy-sweet candy, never offensive, never in-your-grill, only meant to appeal to twitching ears and sweet-laden appetities?
Is your word and your church and your ministry considered medicine - or just candy?
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