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Amen. Me, too. The one thing that I noticed about him is that his whole countenance changed when he was saved and set free. Wonderful story.

Good to see you again Sister, and like you I have seen that new countenance about our Brother, he is one of the few reasons I've ever bothered to watch Larry King, but when King went to Sullivan Correctional to visit with David, I tuned in and I could see that 'new creature in Christ', in fact he was (IMHO) trying ever so respectfully to get Larry King to think about his own spiritual state, and he was quoting Scripture not as someone who can parrot the words, but as someone who believes in, and does his best to live those words.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a very good example of 'how to be a Christian', I remain profane, abrupt, I say what I think and let the chips fall where they may. But all I can do in this mortal body is to "do my best, and trust Jesus for the Rest". If someone asked me whether to emulate my own Christian walk, or that of David Berkowitz, I would tell them to follow David's example.

Yes, I saw that interview. I am impressed with the changes in ‘Sam’s’ life. I’m sure there are many, even here, who believe he’s lying but you can’t change someone’s countenance that way. Only God can do that. His eyes are the biggest change.

Not one of us is perfect, and God is continually working on us. Love, Mary