Posted on 11/30/2010 10:25:25 PM PST by JustAmy
You will have to wait til tomorrow to find out.....(but I won't disappoint you, I promise.)
Oh, I’m sorry it made you cry, Amy and Marissa.
But, then, it also makes us realize how much our troops (our HEROES) mean to their families - and US!
Merry Christmas to all our Military Heroes!
uh oh....
I can hardly Wait!
What a beautiful Christmas graphic, Dubya! Thank you very much and Merry Christmas to you, as well!
Hint: It’s the last part of Proverbs 5:19
Just checked your “about page”. Thought perhaps you had some Christmas things and sure enough, you do! Very nice!! Enjoyed going skiiing! It was fun! Thank you!!
Marissa and I called them Happy Tears.
As we pray for our Military, we must not forget the families who wait at home.
Have you heard of the “Christocentric Principle” of biblical understanding? Simply put, it means that everything we know about God, angels, Satan, human hopes, and the whole universe is best understood when viewed in relationship to Jesus Christ. He is at the center.
Recently, I discovered that one of the less familiar Old Testament books, Zechariah, is one of the most Christocentric. This book is a good example because it speaks of Christ’s humanity (6:12), His humility (9:9), His betrayal (11:12), His deity (12:8), His crucifixion (12:10), His return (14:4), and His future reign (14:8-21).
One especially meaningful passage is Zechariah 12:10, which says, “Then they will look on Me whom they pierced.” The piercing refers to Israel’s historic rejection of Jesus as Messiah— resulting in His crucifixion. But this verse also predicts a future generation of Jews who will accept Him as their Messiah. At the second coming of Jesus, a remnant of Israel will recognize the crucified One and turn to Him in faith.
This marvelous book should encourage us to look for more Christ-centered truths—both in other parts of the Bible and in all of life. Keep Jesus in the middle of everything. Live a Christocentric life.
LOL!
That is VERY funny and oh, so true, Gail!
Here’s another one -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p91GXkQ-Sas&feature=related
Meg, what a wonderful link! The pictures are ones that actually seem to “speak” to the viewer! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
This is everything I can think of: cute....funny....loving....sad(about Jazmyn)! I enjoyed ALL the pictures and comments. It must have taken alot of time to put together! Thank you so much, Meg!
Thank you, yorkie..I have mananged to keep that favorite link over the years..through computer melt downs and changes..I love the way this couple has kept it up to date.
The first year the 5 abandoned kittens were at my daughters this REALLY was meaningful..LOL They were all over her tree.
They were about 9 months old.
Thank you, pam. I’ve had this link for years..and always enjoy the updates..
A sad loss of Jazmyn..
Tiapam, that is a PERFECT youtube clip to go with that sweet cat in the chimney! (I love the narrator’s voice, as he tells the story “Twas The Night Before Christmas” - and Santa actually winked at 3:40!)
Adorable, pam
Loved this Night Before Christmas...If I had a little one around..bet they would have me play it again and again!
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