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Toasting and boasting
We all have comments to make
This year, the USA celebrates the founding of our nation, as starting with the signing of the Declaration Of Independence (250 years ago).
Most of those courageous signers identified themselves as being Christian. Of that number, 21 had taken classes (and some even graduated) from schools that were founded with seminaries.
This group included former ministers and a number of preachers’ sons. Four of the 21 were active preachers and one was a full time pastor.
The lives of these believers stood for freedom and not for theocracy. The state churches of Europe had proven that national religion was ungodly.
by John Macarthur
· Willful unbelief sets false standards and ignores real ones.
· Willful unbelief claims to want more evidence but never has enough.
· Willful unbelievers do biased research with personal agendas.
· They will always do their best to reject disliked facts.
Jesus is a lamb and a lion.
As a lamb, Christ was our sin offering.
As a lamb, He was born in a place
where lambs were born.
As a lamb, he was laid in a stone feeding trough,
where sheep ate.
And as a lamb, He visited by shepherds
who were in the fields watching sheep
who would one day be offered as sacrifices.
We don't need some dumbed down
Godspell clown, mamby-pamby Jesus!
We need the real deal,
our life and death shield
Who bruised His heel;
while crushing satan's head
Not 'Jesus the baseball player
but ‘Jesus Cristo
your hope-giving Savior
You need the real Lord Jesus
Have you ever noticed that troubles – like tribbles – can be like just that?
What might be a minor annoyance can eventually become a catastrophe.
Like a snowball rolling across damp snow in winter, problems can attract more problems, resulting in greater difficulty than at first.
In despair, the au-pair despaired disparagingly, "That pair needs some parenting, the skills of which mine do not compare!" Not sparing a moment for parsing participles, the parson parted ways with the pear he was about to pare with his paring knife and imparted a padre's wisdom pointed to the partners in crime; who had so upset their Parisian Nanny.