[dutchess]

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, One Nation Under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for All.

[dutchess]

It's Thursday and that means another JohnHuang2 tell it like it is essay at the Finest!!!! ENJOY his take on this week's congressional...political....international... debacle!!!!!

[gonzo]

"... Where the mullahs are slipping is in thinking the hostage-taking racket will save them from Bush’s Big Plans. Interestingly, the master poker player, while laying the groundwork to give the mad mullahs a big dose of behavioral adjustment, has got his domestic mad mullahs — the Democrats — too distracted and hysterical over scandalous non-scandals to even have an opinion on this or notice what’s going on. They’re trying so hard to surrender in Iraq the little darlings can’t even think about Iran right now. Pelosi fled to Damascus for spring break — treason is soooo exhausting. Poor dears. Just wait until Bush drops the hammer. Anyway, that's... My two cents ..."

Uh-oh, John figgered it out too! Have a nice 'Good Friday'. Thought I'd say it now. Might not get another chance .............. FRegards

[pookie18]

[stopem]

Stopping by this morning to wave Hi to everyone!!

[The Mayor]

April 5, 2007

Fickle Followers

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READ: Matthew 27:15-23

The multitudes . . . cried out, saying: “Hosanna to the Son of David!” —Matthew 21:9

If you follow sports at all, you know that sports fans can change like the weather. A team’s star player can hear 70,000 cheering voices if he does well—or 70,000 booing voices if he messes up.

Sports figures easily fall from grace because people are fickle—eager to follow the one who makes them feel good, yet willing to turn against that same person if all does not go well.

Scripture contains an example of fickleness that is far more serious. A great multitude in Jerusalem praised, honored, and cheered Jesus on the Sunday He entered the city riding on a donkey (Matt. 21:6-11). But just a few days later, some of those same people may have been in the crowd calling for Jesus’ crucifixion (27:20-23). On Sunday they worshiped Him, but on Friday they didn’t want Him around anymore.

Let’s not waver in our relationship with the Lord. Sometimes we worship Jesus heartily on Sunday, but the very next day we live as if we find His presence intrusive. Or we tell Him on Sunday that we love Him, but then we fail to obey Him throughout the week.

Don’t be a fickle follower of Jesus. Worship Him every day—not just on Sunday.

Let’s not be fickle followers
Who say they love the Lord
But live each day ignoring Him
And His life-giving Word. —Sper

Worshiping God should be a full-time experience.

Bible in One Year:   1 Samuel 1-3; Luke 8:26-56

[Texagirl4W]

Good morning Dutchess. I just love to see the pledge with a flag and eagles. Those are so ‘American’. It’s going to be a busy day for me with the holiday tomorrow so I’ll come back later tonight to read John’s “Two Cents”. Have a good day today.

[Mama_Bear]

I personally wouldn't be caught dead watching The View. Still, I signed this petition because I am getting sick of hearing on the news what the woman is saying on that show. The time has long passed for Rosie to go. She's delusional at best, a traitor at worst.

ABC Needs to Replace Rosie O'Donnell

"Irresponsible comments such as those recently made by Rosie O'Donnell on The
View have ranged from promoting conspiracy theories about 911, to accusations
that war is planned with Iran, to implications that ABC News is a propaganda arm of the U.S. government.

If ABC wishes to maintain its credibility, it must cease to provide a
platform for irresponsible conspiracy theorists such as Rosie O'Donnell, and it
must provide an equal alternate voice to present both sides of issues."

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Sign the petition at GOPUSA!

[Aquamarine]

Great job you two!

It's Hammer Time! Let's Roll.