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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED thanks to Kate!!!
Back in April of last year, in a blog post I shared a journey that my grandson Noah and I were beginning to hike all four Georgia State Park Canyon Climbers trails and earn a T-shirt. You can read the post … Continue reading
a memorable prenuptial ceremony
Since I would not be able to attend my daughter Kerstyn and Caleb’s wedding last Friday, my challenge was to create, prior to the wedding, a moment between us so special and intimate that it would take away some of … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Faith, Reflections
Tagged a cord of three strands, adventures, dragons, Ecclesiastes 4 9-12, Ephesians 5 22-33, Father, gift of remembrance, homeschooling, husband, Jesus Christ, key scripture on marriage, memories, mutual submission, prenuptial, prenuptial ceremony, reflections in the rear view mirror, relationship, the church, the man in her life, the prenuptial giving of the bride's hand, wife
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more thank you notes from the wedding
A little housekeeping is needed first thing this morning to wrap up Sunday night’s post about the wedding … there were a few thank you notes that were left unsaid: First. thanks to my sister Beth who made a special two-hour … Continue reading
Welcome our newest addition to the family at 21 …
On Friday evening at 7:30pm, we welcomed our newest addition to our family at 21 years of age as Caleb and our daughter Kerstyn were joined in holy matrimony … welcome Caleb! Above is a post wedding picture of the … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer & Medicine, Faith, Humor, Reflections
Tagged blessings, Bride, groom, holy matrimony, husband, marriage, pink flamingo, thanksgiving, wedding, welcome, wife
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I can only imagine
A little more than a decade ago, the band Mercy Me prompted us to consider that scenario with their hit song: “I Can Only Imagine” I can only imagine what it will be like When I walk by your side … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Faith, Reflections
Tagged awe, face-to-face, gratitude, I Can Only Image, Jesus, love, Mercy Me, Mother Theresa, speechless, thanksgiving, What would you say, worship
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Jesus’ teaching bout prayer …
I’m sure that most of you have noticed that typically when offering Scripture in my posts I use ESV, NASB and occasionally NIV. Even less often I use the KJV, usually I use it because the way the verse was … Continue reading
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Tagged before God, before men, Bible translations, deliverance, devil, earth, eternally, foreknowledge, Forever, forgiveness, glory, Hallowed, Holy Spirit, hypocrites, in private, Jesus, kingdom come, Lord's Prayer, needs, Our Father, power, prayer, spiritual things, spiritual understanding, teaching, temptation, thy will be done, vain repetitions
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throwing down a gauntlet before God
Few believers want to unintentionally challenge God … a lesson I learned the hard way many years ago. This is kind of a funny lesson because in telling you what not to do I basically immediately violate what I am … Continue reading
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Tagged arrogance, believers, challenge, evil, gauntlet, God, I will always, I will never, If the Lord wills, Jamies, Jesus, my will, oaths, promises, Sermon on the Mount, the will of God, tomorrow
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