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it's been a while since I've responded to your threads,and for that I apologize. I've got a great pic to post next Tuesday for "Treadhead Tuesday" .... :)
you can preview it here (it will open in a new window). Click on the ARIZONA PICTURES link and then click on Bouse Arizona link .... I also have lotsa new pics posted from various areas around the state since my last post ... :)
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Toward FREEDOM
Good morning, Snippy and everyone at the Freeper Foxhole.
Good morning ALL.
"I not only read it, I study it," said Dr. Blanton, a devout Christian. Then he added, "If people would absorb its message, a lot of psychiatrists would go out of business." To clarify his point, Dr. Blanton said that if clients who are plagued by guilt would read the parable of the prodigal son and his forgiving father (Luke 15:11-32), they could find the key to healing. Do we look for healing in God's powerful Word? We may read the Bible, but do we really believe it, study it, and put its teachings into practice? The saving truth of Scripture is God's potent medicine for delivering us from the disease of sin. The prophet Jeremiah, despite difficulties and hardships, found joy in the words of the Lord (Jeremiah 15:16). And the psalmist loved the commandments of God (Psalm 119:48) and said to Him, "I will delight myself in Your commandments . . . . I will meditate on Your statutes" (vv.47-48). Like medicine, God's Word must be taken as directed. Are you internalizing its truth? —Vernon Grounds
To every sin-sick soul, But we must take and heed it Before we can be whole. —D. De Haan The Bible contains the vitamins for soul health.
How Can I Know God Through His Book? |
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Regards
alfa6 ;>}
This mornings read really pulls at the heart strings. It just occurred to me that we could either watch the series "Into The West" and come away with a head full of Hollywood mush. Or we could read today's thread and perhaps watch "Gen. Custer, The Untold Story" on The History Channel, and come away with a balanced view of this period of history. I'm going with the latter. ;^)
Morning All.
Gonna be a busy day for me today, lots of back to back appointments and "things to do" :-(
Dr. Smiley Blanton was a busy New York City psychiatrist who kept a Bible on his desk. Somewhat surprised to see this, a client asked, "Do you, a psychiatrist, read the Bible?"