Bravo! Great TV Shows!
My Results Are:
| You got 9 out of 10 Fab! You're clearly in the groove when the channel's tuned to '60s TV. Of course, that no doubt says something about my age, too. LOL! |
Posted on 04/09/2019 6:00:33 PM PDT by luvie
| You got 9 out of 10 Fab! You're clearly in the groove when the channel's tuned to '60s TV. Of course, that no doubt says something about my age, too. LOL! |
Bible in a Year: 1 Samuel 15–16; Luke 10:25–42
Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me. Psalm 23:4
Hae Woo (not her real name) was imprisoned in a North Korean labor camp for crossing the border into China. The days and nights were torture, she said, with brutal guards, backbreaking work, and little sleep on an ice-cold floor with rats and lice. But God helped her daily, including showing her which prisoners to befriend and share her faith with.
After she was released from the camp and living in South Korea, Woo reflected on her time of imprisonment, saying that Psalm 23 summed up her experience. Although she’d been trapped in a dark valley, Jesus was her Shepherd who gave her peace: “Even though it felt as if I was literally in a valley full of the shadow of death, I wasn’t afraid of anything. God comforted me every day.” She experienced God’s goodness and love as He reassured her that she was His beloved daughter. “I was in a terrible place, but I knew . . . I would experience God’s goodness and love.” And she knew she’d stay in the Lord’s presence forever.
We can find encouragement in Woo’s story. Despite her dire circumstances, she felt God’s love and leading; and He sustained her and took away her fear. If we follow Jesus, He will lead us gently through our times of trouble. We need not fear, for “[we] will dwell in the house of the Lord forever” (23:6).
When have you experienced God’s presence in a dark valley? Who can you encourage today?
TV?
Read the TV Guide and you don’t need a TV.
Fab! You're clearly in the groove when the channel's tuned to '60s TV.
Hi Luv. Sez here this week that I spent too much time watching Miami Vice and not enough time watching Mannix.
You got 7 out of 10
Don’t sweat it! That just means there’s more ‘60s TV to watch. Maybe dig on this sitcom you may have missed: Car 54, Where Are You?
I got 8 out of 10. I had to guess at many questions.
It read : “Fab - You’re in the groove” or some thing like that.
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10 for 10
Is that necessarily a good thing?
(btw...I watched a few episodes of Green Acres over the winter, and had to chuckle at their sometimes-used references to “wetbacks”)
8/10. Since I spent so much of the sixties in the military not watching TV, I’m surprised I did as well as I did.
You did really good! You must have snuck some viewing in at some point. LOL! Guess it would depend on which shift you had.
9/10
There are a lot of things in those old shows that would give a snowflake palpitations. LOL!
Not bad! You just watched a different channel. LOL! Thanks for playing!
Howdy, Kathy! (((hugs)))
Thanks for the ping-a-ling! Hope your week hasn’t been a train wreck. Has it become spring there yet?
We watched very little TV. This was the Navy, running watch-stander schedules that, I guess, weren’t conducive to getting ‘hooked’ on TV series.
That’s a great score! Thanks for being here!
Yeah, I can get that. My hubby was AF and was home every evening so we did watch. That’s when you could watch without cringing. LOL!
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