We got more snow.

Last Saturday, the day of all those wedding showers that we were having for Jessica...it decided that is was going to snow...and snow. So needless to say there was not that good of a turn out, but we had a blast anyway!!

It is so hard to believe that my brother will be married in 2 day!!! That just totally strikes me as...well...something I am definitely gonna have to get used to. But we are all truly excited for Ronnie and Jessica. Let her know you will be praying for her and Ronnie on Saturday. http://jessicasjournalforjesus.blogspot.com

"Friday's Who Said What Answer"

THE ANSWER IS........

It was Professor Ned Brainard in The Absent Minded Professor.

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"Friday's Who Said What"

Time for this weeks "Who Said What".
This weeks quote if from a movie.

(Hint: It's an older movie)

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"Anyone who falls flat on their face is at least moving in the right direction - forward."
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WHO SAID IT???

WE GOT SNOW!

As the title says...we got snow!!!! We have about half an inch or so on the ground, and we may have more coming. I am so excited...I feel 10 again!! It is so pretty! I do have some pictures of the snow, and I will post them tomorrow, hopefully. But for now...

WE HAVE SNOW!!!

Tell them...before it's too late.

A Missionary that we know, Bro. Tilman...who works in Thailand with those that have leprosy, gave this testimony at our home church years ago, and I thought that I would share it with you today.

Bro. Tilman was a captain on a bus route in Atlanta, and one Sunday morning while he was on his route. A bus kid came to him and asked him to tell his sick brother about Jesus, Bro. Tilman looked at his watch, noted that they were going to be late for Sunday school if he did...and told the bus kid that he would tell him when they got back from church. When they got back from church Bro. Tilman took that boy home and went inside with him. When he asked to speak to the sick brother, he was informed that while they were gone at church...the boy had died.

Bro. Tilman lived with the guilt and regret of not going in and telling that sick boy about Jesus, all because he wanted to get to Sunday School on time. He told us at the church that day that he felt like he shut the door to Heaven on that little boy, and that is something that he is going to have to remember for the rest of his life.

Take the time...tell them...before it's too late!!!

Post Number 400!

It took me 3 years to do it...but here it is...post 400!!

Last night we went to Harvest Baptist Tabernacle, where Bro. Joe Arthur is pastor. Some of you may have heard him preach. Last night was so good!! He preached out of John , in verses 1-10 on the miracle of turning the water to wine. The way that he presented it and referred it to us as Christians was just awesome.

The number of vessels used...6- The number of man.
The height or width of the vessels used...6- The number of man.
The water- A type of the Holy Ghost, and of the Word of God.
The Groom- A type of Jesus Christ.

We being the vessels, made of stone, cold and hard...needed the water (the conviction of the Holy Ghost) to be poured into us. So that we could be presented to the Groom...The Lord Jesus Christ.

Of course, it was better last night then when I am trying to explain it, but it was really good.

When we do leave our church in a few months (Lord willing), the Lord has directed us to that church. We have visited there a couple of times on Sunday nights (our afternoon services are at 3:00 pm.) and we have truly been blessed by what we have seen and heard. I would post the church website...but it is under construction...so...it really would do no good to send it...it has no info on it yet. :o)

"Friday's Who Said What" Answer

THE ANSWER IS........

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT
In his first Inaugural Address
March 04, 1933

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"Friday's Who Said What"

It's time for this weeks "Who Said What"
This weeks quote is from a famous person in American History.

I should be able to post the answer tomorrow.
Have fun and think hard!

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The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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"Who Said It???"

A Poem

I got the thoughts for this poem after I found out that a very, very close friend of mine that is 17 years old moved out of his parents house. We have known him and his family since he was just 4 or 5. It was really shocking and heart breaking to hear about it. I am hearing a lot about teens that are moving out of their parents home because they want to do their own thing. It is just really sad.

This poem is also written from some testimonies that I have heard from people after they got back home and straightened their lives out. This is really a warning to all teenagers and young people out there to stay right with God and make the right decisions.

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One by one they leave the nest
But not by the parents are they blest
They choose to leave and live their life
Without the rules and "parental strife".

"All of it's grand" they will say
But down the road they'll dearly pay
Doing their thing and having their way
But judgments coming any day.

They begin to notice the trouble their in
They cry out to God "You win, you win"
They come back home and get things right
Now relieved from fighting the fight.

Many years later they'll tell you the story
Of leaving home and expecting all glory
Only finding out what an end sin brings
Having the fun and doing those things.

But one thing they always say
A life of sin never does pay
So stay in the home and in the Bible stay strong
That's the way that never goes wrong.

Written 01-06-2008
By: Kristina ________
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I do not have a title for this poem, so any suggestions for a title would be a blessing!!!!

Trust in the Lord.

Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.


Those two verses mean a great deal to me, more now than they ever did before. Please don't mis-understand what I am saying. They are precious because they are part of God's Word, but here lately with all the changes and things that we are going through as a family, and some things with me personally...those two verses have just taken on a greater meaning for me.

As I said a couple of posts ago, our family is fixing to go into missions, and that is going to require a lot of trust in the Lord!! Those verses remind me to do that.

Not only in that area, but also with me being a 19 year old Christian girl, I have a wonderful future awaiting me, if I trust God and follow His plan for my life. Like every other girl out there with the conviction for courting, it's very hard waiting and being patient for God's will to come our way. Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds me to trust God and to leave it all in His hands.

So I am going to continue trusting God, because He knows exactly what He is doing!!!

Psalm 31:1 a
"In thee, O LORD, do I put my trust...."

Psalm 28:7
"The LORD is my strength....my heart trusted in him, and I am helped...."

"Friday's Who Said What Answers"

THE ANSWER IS.....

The Declaration of Independence.

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"Friday's Who Said What"

It's time for this weeks "Who Said What"
This weeks quote is from a famous document in American History.
This should be really easy for all Americans.

Have fun!

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal"