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Posted on 05/29/2006 5:16:06 AM PDT by snippy_about_it
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Regards
alfa6 ;>}
It's nice to check in and get some relief. Around here, it's all JonBenet all the time on the radio.
Congratulations on the house, snippy! Too hot to grill out down there??? We haven't had that problem since July!
Great pictures. You're raising your son to be smart! He's a cutie!
Hey! It's got the Eagle bck on it!!!
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
Beautiful shot!
August 24, 2006
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All these . . . obtained a good testimony through faith. —Hebrews 11:39
After the South lost the US Civil War, John Wilkes Booth wanted to be remembered as its avenger against the North. Some scholars speculate that because he was an actor, Booth’s planned assassination of President Lincoln was, in his mind, his greatest “performance.”
Ironically, John Wilkes Booth’s place in history is that of a villain. He is remembered for taking the life of an unarmed Lincoln with a gunshot to the back of the head. In contrast, Abraham Lincoln is remembered as the president who preserved the Union, freed the slaves, and exhibited “malice toward none and charity for all” (Second Inaugural Address).
The redeemed sinners listed in Hebrews 11 are all remembered for one common virtue: “All these . . . obtained a good testimony through faith” (v.39). Long after their deaths, the record of their lives of faith and obedience still inspire us today.
Few of us will be recorded in history books after we leave this world. But all of us will leave behind memories with our families and friends. Those closest to us are watching our response to God through times of testing and blessing.
Are you living in faith and obedience to Him? What will be the legacy of your life?
Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year: Psalms 116-118; 1 Corinthians 7:1-19
Cute picture Feather.. : )
Wee bit of humor for today...
Regards
alfa6 ;>}
August 25, 2006
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Let each one of you . . . so love his own wife as himself, and let the wife see that she respects her husband. —Ephesians 5:33 Nancy Anderson says she grew lukewarm in her faith and thus believed the world’s lie: “I deserve to be happy.” This led to an extramarital affair that nearly ended her marriage. She wrote her book Avoiding The Greener Grass Syndrome to help keep her painful story of infidelity from “becoming someone else’s story.”
In her book, Nancy offers six action suggestions on how to build “hedges” to protect your marriage and to help make “a good marriage great”:
Hear—give a listening ear to your spouse.
Encourage—build up your spouse by focusing on positive qualities.
Date—celebrate your marriage by playing and laughing together.
Guard—establish safeguards by setting clear boundaries.
Educate—study your mate to truly understand him or her.
Satisfy—meet each other’s needs.
The grass on the other side of the fence may look greener, but faithfulness to God and commitment to your spouse alone bring peace of mind and satisfaction.
When you avoid the greener-grass syndrome by loving and respecting your spouse, your marriage will be a picture of Christ and His church to those around you (Ephesians 5:31-32).
Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year: Psalms 119:1-88; 1 Corinthians 7:20-40
Raining hare too but I have to look for the spaces in between drops to finish that darn roof.
OH noooooo, roofing in the rain, is that a song yet??
Hahha, it could be..
Roofin in the rain, just roofin in the rain
how tough it will be, to roof in the rain.
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