FReeper Canteen ~ Road Trip: Naval Air Warfare Center, China Lake, California ~ 25 JAN 2011

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Oh my.
What happened?

(((HUGS)))

[TASMANIANRED]

Evening Luvvy, Hugs.

How was your Piper weekend?

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(((HUGS))))

[TASMANIANRED]

LOL.

I bought the real deal.

[TASMANIANRED]

Fishing sounds like an excellent idea.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Taz has staff tonight!!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Nana Hope...((HUGS))...and thanks for today’s Pledge. Thanks, AfghanMan and Penguin Girl, for your service to America.

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RELAXING?

lol.

[oldteen]

Evenin' Connie! *hugs*

How's things in AZland?

[oldteen]

You're forgiven for being late.

My, how very kind of you! ;)

We too had a lovely day.

Must be catching on this side of the country!

[SandRat]

*hugs* Teen.

Yep, running all over from 0830 until 1530. Then still had things to do until 1700 on-line.

[PROCON]

Oh my.

What happened?

Well, I was sleeping soundly, dreaming that

was still President.

but then I woke up rather abruptly and remembered that

he was still in office...:=(

[oldteen]

HI D LUVVY! *hugs*

Etc.....!

I M 2! ;)

Was your drive today uneventful? (I sure hope so!)

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Sand...((HUGS))...busy day? I am off for home. Be back in a bit.

[oldteen]

LOL...I don’t blame ya!

[oldteen]

I thought you'd appreciate that! lol

[The Mayor]

Freep mail me to be on or off the Daily Bread ping list

No More Struggles
January 25, 2011

Fay Weldon went through what she thought was a near-death experience in 2006 when an allergic reaction stopped her heart. She retold her experience to Elizabeth Grice of the London Daily Telegraph. She said that a “terrible creature” tried to pull her through pearly gates, while doctors tried to pull her back. Later, she said, “If that was dying, I don’t want to do it again.” It’s “just more of the same. More struggle.”

Often the process of dying is a struggle. But death itself need not be feared by the believer in Christ—for it will bring us to heaven. In Revelation, John gives a wonderful description of what eternity with God will be like (21:1-4). He sees the New Jerusalem coming down out of heaven. The city of Jerusalem was a physical sign of the people of God and was described as the place where God dwells (Ps. 76:2). The New Jerusalem, on the other hand, will not be made by human hands. It will be a place where God lives with His people eternally, and it will be a place of “no more”—no more pain, sorrow, and sickness.

We don’t know very much about eternity, but we do know that for the Christian, whatever our emotional and physical struggles are now, they will cease then. Life with God will be better by far.

Think of a land of no sorrow,
Think of a land of no fears,
Think of no death and no sickness,
Think of a land of no tears. —Anon.

Heaven’s delights will far outweigh earth’s difficulties.

Read: Revelation 21:1-4

God will wipe away every tear from their eyes. —Revelation 21:4

Bible in a year:
Exodus 12-13; Matthew 16

[oldteen]

Safe journey, Kathy!

[oldteen]

I bought the real deal

That normally works...lol.

[SandRat]

((HUGS)) Kathy.

On the go from 0830 until 1530 then had to do nore on-line until 1700.

Drive carefully.