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The criminal biker gang violence was far across town from me.
Prayers for our law enforcement...Gangs are calling for
targeting them.
I have a big stack of paperwork that must be sorted and
tended to ASAP...*Groan*
I Wish You All A Good Week
Posted on 03/31/2015 11:13:52 PM PDT by JustAmy
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Amen is right!!
Thank you for being here everyday! Your posts are wonderful Meg!
My Pleasure, Mr. Mayor! :-)
Nice!
:-)
Thank you, LTOS.
A relative of FishHawk’s painted the picture and Fish Hawk wrote the poem. MamaBear put them together. They made a beautiful Opening Graphic.
Thank you, Fish Hawk and Lori.
Indeed! Lovely presentation.
Emphasis ...
“INSIGHT: Paul often discusses the need to walk (live) properly. He writes to the church in Ephesus to remind them to walk in the light of good deeds because they have been saved by God’s grace (Eph. 2:1-10). To the church in Rome, he prescribes a different motivation for living according to the Lord Jesus Christ—because “salvation is nearer” (Rom. 13:11). Because the time of the Lord’s return is approaching, we are to leave behind the deeds of darkness.”
Keep our eyes upon Jesus, we are to be like Jesus, more and more. Amen.
note on the basket hat: Was made by the daughter of great gram who would be Ethel Jones Williams my grandmother and she made this for my mom. Basket frame is hazel shoots and covered with bear grass, The red part is bear grass dyed with red alder bark. The black is from Maiden Hair fern stems. Hanging down is abalone shells and the top has dentalia shells ( look like mini elephant tusks) and also the scalps of red headed wood pecker. Her braids are covered with otter skin and necklaces are of dentalia (very valuable and used for money in the old days) Thank you all for the compliments.
This is so beautiful!
They kill each other and then target the cops who were stopping the bloodshed???
Only in the “new” America...... Sigh
Hi Meg! Give my regards to Yorkie!
Blessings to All at Amy’s Place
Goodnight, and God Bless.
The doctors I know are smart, hard-working, and compassionate. They have relieved my suffering on many occasions, and I am grateful for their expertise in diagnosing illnesses, prescribing medication, setting broken bones, and stitching up wounds. But this does not mean that I place my faith in physicians rather than in God.
For reasons known only to God, He appointed humans to be His partners in the work of caring for creation (Gen. 2:15), and doctors are among them. Doctors study medical science and learn how God designed the body. They use this knowledge to help restore us to a healthy condition. But the only reason doctors can do anything to make us better is that God created us with the ability to heal. Surgeons would be useless if incisions didn’t heal.
Scientists can learn how God created our bodies to function, and they devise therapies to help restore or cure us, but they are not healers; God is (Ex. 15:26). Doctors simply cooperate with God’s original intent and design.
So I am grateful for science and doctors, but my praise and thanksgiving go to God, who designed an orderly universe and who created us with minds that can discover how it works. I believe, therefore, that all healing is divine because no healing takes place apart from God.
INSIGHT
: Genesis 2:7-15 gives us a glimpse into the perfect living environment of Adam and Eve before the fall. God provided everything necessary for their sustenance and enjoyment—food (v. 9), water (v. 10), and other natural resources (vv. 10-12)—and gave man the responsibility to manage these resources (v. 15). God had originally intended for humanity to live forever, but after the fall Adam and Eve were prevented from eating from the Tree of Life so that they would not live forever in their sinful condition (3:22-24).
The Great Physician, indeed.
Amen and thanks, for our DB.
Amen!
“That’s my disciple,” I once heard a woman say about someone she was helping. As followers of Christ we are all tasked with making disciples—sharing the good news of Christ with people and helping them grow spiritually. But it can be easy to focus on ourselves instead of Jesus.
The apostle Paul was concerned that the Corinthian church was losing its focus on Christ. The two best-known preachers in those days were Paul and Apollos. The church was divided: “I follow Paul.” “Well, I follow Apollos!” They had begun focusing on the wrong person, following the teachers rather than the Savior. But Paul corrected them. We are “God’s fellow workers.” It doesn’t matter who plants and who waters, for only God can give the growth. Christians are “God’s field, God’s building” (1 Cor. 3:6-9). The Corinthian believers didn’t belong to Paul nor to Apollos.
Jesus tells us to go and make disciples and to teach them about Him (Matt. 28:20). And the author of the book of Hebrews reminds us to focus on the Author and Finisher of our faith (12:2). Christ will be honored when we focus on Him; He is superior to any human being and He will meet our needs.
INSIGHT
: Apollos first appears on the pages of the New Testament in the book of Acts, where it says he was “born at Alexandria, an eloquent man and mighty in the Scriptures” (18:24). Though he spoke of Jesus boldly in the synagogue, his understanding of the Scriptures was incomplete, so he received training from Aquila and Priscilla (v. 26). Apollos is discussed in today’s text as someone who had developed a strong following among believers in Christ (1 Cor. 3:4). He is mentioned favorably by Paul in Titus 3:13 when he urged Titus to help Apollos on his journey.
Thank you Meg! Great pic you found there.
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