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Posted on 09/06/2019 6:04:27 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska
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Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:
Artist/s - Song Names:
Johnny Rivera - Dicen
Johnny Rivera - Ella Ella
Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Baila Que Baila
Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - Entre Abismos
Jose 'El Canario' Alberto - La Critica
Jose Bello - Cuando Te Encuentras Sola
Jose Conde Y Ola Fresca - El Chacal
Jose Miguel - Caminando Si
Juan De Marcos - Addimu A Chango
Juicy Y Eric - Huracan
Julio Florez - Arrepentida
Julito Fernandez - Pal Bailador ( Bonus Track )
Junior Gonzalez - El Fronton
K-Narias - No Te Vistas Que No Vas ( Salsa Version )
K-OBA - Ya No Creo En Ti
Kevin Ceballo - Tu Volveras
King Bongo - Hasta Que Se Rompa El Cuero
LA Carpool - Simpatico
La 33 - Descarga 33
La 33 - Sombra Y Desgracia
La Excelencia - Ahora Que Te Tengo Aqui
La Excelencia - La Lucha
La Exclusiva - Recordame
La Sonora Poncena - Hachero Pa' Un Palo
La Sonora Poncena - Pensamiento
La Sonora Poncena - Sola Vaya
La Sonora Poncena - Te Vas De Mi
Los Adolescentes - Me Nego
Los Alpha 8 - Frio En Mi
Sensual 990 - Duele
Dudess! ;-)
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Just got out of a long meeting with the Prez...still working. Back later....
You were meeting with Trump? WOW!!!
Wrong genre, but quoting Grease “tell me more, tell me more!”
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Bible in a Year : Proverbs 1–2; 1 Corinthians 16
Rather, [Jesus] made himself nothing. Philippians 2:7
I stumbled upon footage from a British newsreel crew who filmed six-year-old Flannery O’Connor on her family farm in 1932. Flannery, who would go on to become an acclaimed US writer, caught the crew’s curiosity because she’d taught a chicken to walk backward. Apart from the novelty of the feat, I thought this glimpse of history was a perfect metaphor. Flannery, due to both her literary sensibilities and her spiritual convictions, spent her thirty-nine years definitely walking backward—thinking and writing in a counter-cultural way. Publishers and readers were entirely baffled by how her biblical themes ran counter to the religious views they expected.
A life that runs counter to the norm is inevitable for those who would truly imitate Jesus. Philippians tells us that Jesus, though His “very nature” was God, didn’t move in the predictable ways we would expect (2:6). He didn’t use His power “to his own advantage,” but “rather, he made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant” (vv. 6–7). Christ, the Lord of creation, surrendered to death for the sake of love. He didn’t seize prestige but embraced humility. He didn’t grab power but relinquished control. Jesus, in essence, walked backward—counter to the power-driven ways of the world.
Scripture tells us to do the same (v. 5). Like Jesus, we serve rather than dominate. We move toward humility rather than prominence. We give rather than take. In Jesus’s power, we walk backward.
How has Jesus demonstrated a way of walking backward in the world? Where is God calling you to live out Christ’s humble example?
The only way to healing and goodness, the only way to move forward, is to join Jesus in walking backward.
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