It's that time again!
Music dedication is up!
Come join us when you're ready!
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Request music on the thread!
It's that time again!
Music dedication is up!
Come join us when you're ready!
Click on the graphic!
Request music on the thread!
Update on Bernirad Kriek resignation report that ole Bernie didn't file income tax on his undocumented nanny back in 2001
Busted ittt
1st?
WooHoo!!! Mr M&M man. Thanks, Kiddo, for today's music thread. Lots of stuff to choose from.
Thanks Mojo.
This is fun.
((HUGS))Good morning, MoJo. How's it going?
Read: Romans 11:33-12:2
Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. —Romans 12:2
Bible In One Year: Hosea 5-8; Revelation 2
A friend was looking for a church to join and told me she had found just what she was looking for: "I like this church because I don't have to change my lifestyle of partying. It doesn't make me feel guilty or require anything of me. I feel good about myself when I'm there."
Her story makes me wonder how many people are in that type of situation. Their "Christianity" is what author W. Waldo Beach calls "a pleasant weekend diversion."
But is that the kind of life Jesus calls us to? Beach says, "No amount of air-conditioning and pew-cushioning in the suburban church can cover over the hard truth that . . . discipleship is costly; that, for the faithful, there is always a cross to be carried. No one can understand Christianity to its depths who comes to it to enjoy it as a pleasant weekend diversion."
Being a Christian means that we know Jesus personally. We have received Him by faith as our Savior from sin, and we present ourselves to Him. We deny our will and choose His instead. He transforms our thinking, our values, and our priorities to reflect what is acceptable to God (Romans 12:1-2).
Is your religion just a pleasant weekend diversion? That's no substitute for a vital relationship with Jesus! —Anne Cetas
Good morning!!
The kids and I just got back from having breakfast with Santa...For some odd reason, we knew just about every Santa's helper that was there, and they all made an extreme fuss over the kids!! Santa (I don't know who was playing Santa) came over and played with the kids...asked them what they wanted him to bring to them...talked to them while they ate breakfast, and then went to sit down. He didn't do that with any of the other kids there...so Crys and Cody felt really special.
Crys has to be at practice for the Christmas play in about an hour. The teacher who is going to be there is going to order pizza for their lunch! She really feels like this is her day!!
Thank you for finding Ghost Riders in the Sky.
*hugs*
Good Morning/Afternoon All!