Posted on 05/20/2007 5:32:59 PM PDT by The Mayor
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HALL OF FAME #19 THE WEEKEND THREAD T.G.I.F. at the Finest |
Every Thursday at the Finest |
Thank you Dubya.
Now that’s beautiful too!
“..This one couldnt wait till Chrismas 08 to be posted...”
Just realized my year typo...I meant to type Christmas 07...Didn’t mean to skip a year/Christmas there.
My pleasure, indeed!
Sweet,for sure & for certian!
Glad You enjoyed it too ,Friend!
I watch it over and over and have cried touched by tears each time.
((((Lovely purple flower pic.))))
Lord, As I embark upon this path that you, in your infinite wisdom, have set before me, I pray that you will guide my hand, my heart and my mind. Keep me faithful to my oath, always aware of the seriousness of my duties, and above all the sacredness of life. Let me not be a glory seeker, but rather a servant, as You the Great Physician to whom all Glory belongs, served even us. Help me face the trials before me, death of those I come to love, and personal disappointments without losing heart or faith. May I place first the welfare of those entrusted to my care, and self last. Above all Lord, protect me from my pride, for there is nothing I can do through what skill I may possess that is not in your will that it be done. Amen
May 22, 2007
READ: Matthew 6:25-34
Do not worry. Matthew 6:25
Jack, a 15-pound, orange and white cat, took seriously his job of guarding his owners backyard in New Jersey. He often scared small animal intruders away, but the owners were surprised when one day they found him sitting at the base of a tall tree, looking up at a large black bear.
Jack hissed at the bear as it wandered into the yard from the nearby woods. The scared bear quickly climbed up a tree. How could a big black bear be afraid of a little kitty? What was he thinking!
Even more absurd are our thoughts of worry and fear when we consider that we have a powerful and good God who cares for us. Jesus told His disciples, Do not worry . . . (Matt. 6:25,31,34). He said we dont have to be fearful or worried, because our heavenly Father knows our needs, and we are valued by Him (vv.26,32). He is perfectly willing and able to meet our needs.
When something concerns us, whats our perspective? Its not what we see but how we see it that reveals our attitude. If we look at life through the lens of our powerful and good God, well trust Him instead of fearfully worrying. When our perspective is right, we can see God and His faithful provision.
You’re welcome so much!
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Great story of support for our armed forces.
Beautiful graphics, Conor!
Thank you, Lady J!
You’re an inspiration, MEGster!
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