yesterday but overall very good. Left the house at 6 am, returned late in the day. Rode the Marauder, went from cold in the morning to burning hot in the afternoon. Can't believe how hot it got yesterday. Had a great weekly Bible study recap at LB's. He had breakfast cooked, the … [Read more...] about It was a really long day
Nostalgia
I've been blogging since at least 2003, much longer if you consider the early days of computing. I've stopped and started many times, usually deleting everything. I found about 800 old posts from 2004 - 2007 that I imported for random memories. Those posts are under this category.
Day 10: The Role of Prayer in Fashioning
The Man God Uses: Moved from the Ordinary to the Extraordinary I think a more appropriate title would have been the role of belief. I didn't find any reference to prayer in the study! Interesting. Blackaby used the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the grave to illustrate the … [Read more...] about Day 10: The Role of Prayer in Fashioning
There is no distinction
of color at the foot of the cross. That is the line I best remember from a remarkable movie that we watched tonight, Billy Graham: God's Ambassador. What an impact this man has had on the world. I never knew much about him other than he would be on TV once in a while. Oh, I … [Read more...] about There is no distinction
Day 9: How to Know When God is Speaking to You
The Man God Uses: Moved from the Ordinary to the Extraordinary Yesterday's study, which I did today L, was very familiar because of the study we finished a couple of weeks ago. Blackaby started with this: Psalm 119:105 Your word is a lamp to walk by, and a light to … [Read more...] about Day 9: How to Know When God is Speaking to You
Once again, Galveston County
came through in a special way to honor a fallen U.S. soldier. I have a few pictures up here. Yesterday, the SE Texas Patriot Guard Riders escorted Sgt. Omar Mora's body from Scholes Field in Galveston to the Emken-Linton funeral home in Texas City. There was a very large turnout … [Read more...] about Once again, Galveston County