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Encouragement
Posted On 05/01/2008 17:04:08 by KeithLBrown
Encouragement
by Brother Keith L. Brown Introduction In early January 1998 I was asked to write a letter of encouragement to the young people of the church where my cousin is the pastor. I decided to take the challenge one step further and write a letter/talk addressed to all the members of the church young and old, single and married. What follows are the notes from the talk that I submitted. The Lord has really blessed my humble efforts in putting together this little talk as it has now... Read More

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It's almost MAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted On 04/26/2008 07:14:18 by Lolgirl
Well it's almost May so that means it's almost time for me to get back on more often and post again!Miss you guys!!!!!!!!! ... Read More

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How an Infant Receives Love -- a Lesson for All of Us
Posted On 04/17/2008 01:28:02 by MaidservantX
So far in contemplating our infancy and how we might base our present lives on it, we have learned four things (from previous blogs). 1.  Receive -- receive gifts, nourishment, knowledge, etc. from heavenly Father and His creation 2.  Be -- instead of 'doing' or 'having'.  God's love is shed upon you simply because you are living.  This worth cannot be earned by us or withdrawn by anyone in heaven or earth. 3.  Body and touch -- be conscious of and rejoice in your muscle... Read More

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Things will be better when...
Posted On 04/08/2008 01:05:38 by Vanessa2
My husband and I were in the car running multiple errands today (exciting I know). We sat quietly in the car, just listening to the radio when I asked him "What are you thinking about?" I don't know what I expected, maybe something about sports, traffic, etc., but instead he said something like, "About how we say things will be better when..." I stopped and thought about it. We do say that sometimes...sometimes a lot of times. I tried to think of all the times we've said that "Things will b... Read More

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That darn coyote wont ever get me down!
Posted On 04/02/2008 14:41:11 by madjen38
I realized this last month that the weight of this world we live in can crush the spirit.  Now, I bet when you were in your “young adult” years you thought that the only weights dropped were more like Wile E. Coyote dropping an Anvil on the Road Runner.   One big heavy massive weight, coming out of nowhere and SPLAT.   I kept my eye out for that anvil and one day, when I was 45, realized the odds of the ANVIL splatting me are actually worse than the odds of... Read More

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