THE FREEPER CANTEEN - The What Movie Is Your Christmas Most Like Quiz - Wednesday, December 10, 2014

The Best Troops and Veterans In The World and their families, too!! | Tuesday, December 9, 2014 | LUV W and the Canteen Support Crew

[luvie]

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our military and our allies' military
and family members of the above.
Honoring those who have served before.

Today We Want You To Take The.....

What Movie Is Your Christmas Most Like Quiz

Click HERE and take the quiz!

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Have fun!

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[acad1228]

Tunes For Da Troops!!!acad1228’s Daily Dose O’ Da Blues!

Billy 'Red' Love - Hey Now (Take 1).mp3

Ike Turner - You're Driving Me Insane

Howling Wolf – Chocolate Drop

Little Milton - Homesick for My Baby

Walter Horton - Off The Wall

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[The Mayor]

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Wonders Of The Heart

December 10, 2014

Read: Job 38:1-11

By You I have been upheld from birth. —Psalm 71:6

Bible in a Year:
Hosea 1-4; Revelation 1

Our heart beats about 100,000 times every day, pumping blood to every cell in our bodies. This adds up to about 35 million beats a year and 2.5 billion beats in an average lifetime. Medical science tells us that every contraction is similar to the effort it would take for us to hold a tennis ball in our palm and give it a good hard squeeze.

Yet as amazing as our heart is, it is only one example of a natural world that is designed to tell us something about our Creator. This is the idea behind the story of a man named Job.

Broken by a series of mounting troubles, Job felt abandoned. When God finally spoke, He didn’t tell Job why he was suffering. Nor did the Creator tell him that someday He would suffer for Job. Instead, He drew Job’s attention to a series of natural wonders that are always whispering to us—and sometimes shouting—about a wisdom and power far greater than our own (Job 38:1-11).

So what can we learn from the complexity of this hardworking muscle, the heart? The message may be similar to the sound of waves coming to shore and stars quietly shining in the night sky. The power and wisdom of our Creator give us reason to trust Him.

Lord, we are Yours, You are our God;
We have been made so wondrously;
This human frame in every part
Your wisdom, power, and love we see. —Anon.

When we reflect on the power of God’s creation, we see the power of His care for us.

Insight

The experiences of Job are among the most heartrending found anywhere in the Scriptures. The loss of his children, wealth, and health drove him to question the purposes of God and wonder why He was silent. Then, in Job 38, God finally responded. And when He did, He didn’t offer Job answers—He offered Himself. The reminders of God’s greatness and power are not to be seen as cold or heartless, but as legitimate cause to put our trust in Him, even when we suffer and don’t know why.

[left that other site]

Hi Everybody!

((((HUGS))))

Worked LATE tonight.

[Clint N. Suhks]

If you are allowed second pics it's "ELF" even though Will Farrell is a Libtard.

[HangnJudge]

Your Christmas is Most Like: A Charlie Brown Christmas

Each year, you really get into the spirit of Christmas.
Which is much more important to you than nifty presents.

[luvie]

Your Christmas is Most Like: A Charlie Brown Christmas

Each year, you really get into the SPIRIT of Christmas.
Which is much more important to you than nifty presents. So true!!

[left that other site]

I came out as “A Very Brady Christmas”. Eyew. Not me at all.

I would be the Charlie Brown Christmas, but it would have to be the 70’s version, where Linus reads the 2nd Chapter of the Gospel of Luke!

[luvie]

Howdy, acad! Good to see you rockin’ the house tonight! :)

[CMS]

Evening all!

[luvie]

I love Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tree....so I’m glad it chose that one for me.

I didn’t know there were 2 versions, though. Too bad PC had to spoil a lovely scene!

[luvie]

Evenin’ Rus! Hope the Mayor family is doing well!

Thanks for our beautiful lesson from God’s Word! (((hugs)))

[luvie]

Howdy, CMS!! (((hugs)))

Good to see you hanging out with us tonight! Got any special Christmas plans this year?

[CMS]

Just Christmas with the family, nothing too big.

[left that other site]

And THAT, Charlie Brown, is what Christmas is all about!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Luv, and thank you for today's What Movie Is Your Christmas Most Like Quiz.

[freedumb2003]

>>Your usual cheery self I see! LOL! I’m not a Christmas person either...except for the lovely and heavenly story of our Saviour’s birth.<<

I recall the most inspirational single comic panel ever — Calvin & Hobbs where Calvin says “I love messing with data”

Yes, as a moment of reflection on Christ (which I observe on Easter) is proper here.

The rest — You’ll shoot your eye out!

:)

[LegendHasIt]

Die Hard.

[luvie]

I miss Calvin & Hobbes, Too!

[TMSuchman]

Your Christmas is Most Like: The Muppet Christmas Carol

You tend to reflect on Christmas past, present, and future...
And you also do a little singing.

What Movie Is Your Christmas Most Like?

Blogthings: 100's of Fun, Free Quizzes!

[luvie]

Well, Christmas with family is the BEST!