Monthly Archives: October, 2012

The One Cry Prayer Summit

Chronicle XXI in the Forty Days of Prayer Venture. Conversations with God date back to Adam and Eve.  God spoke with them in the Garden of Eden.  From the lines of Genesis 3, it appears to me that it was a habitual event.  Later, Adam must have set an example of worship at an altar …

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CHAMP

Chronicle XX in the Forty Days of Prayer venture. National security has been uppermost on my mind for months, maybe the last several years since September 11, 2001.  I have been more careful to prayer about our national safety during these forty days.  While I understand that my security lies in the hands of God, …

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Clean?

Chronicle XIX in the Forty Days of Prayer John 15:3 “Now ye are clean through the word which I have spoken unto you.”   These are the words of Jesus.  If you have a red-letter edition of the Bible, these words are in red.  In fact, all of John 15 is in red letters.  Jesus is …

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Rosenberg is short, information worth reading, and in touch with the middle East. Joel C. Rosenberg's Blog Good news on Israel’s southern border today: In a strange but welcome twist, the government of Egypt stepped in last night and actually persuaded Hamas and other pro-Iran terror groups to cease their fire of rockets and mortars against …

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The first time I voted. . .

Chronicle XVIII — pray before you vote, every time you vote. How memorable was the first time you voted?  Do you remember it well, or is it a fuzzy memory?  What issue persuaded you to vote? The twenty-sixth amendment was not yet in effect when I first voted.  So, I was 21.  My father was …

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I like Joel Rosenberg’s prospectives. He is of Jewish descent on his father’s side and very knowledgeable. Also, an outspoken Christian. This is longer than blogs I write, but worth the reading. Joel C. Rosenberg's Blog Discussion over the real and looming threat of a major war in the Tel Aviv-to-Tehran corridor dominated the final …

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40 days of Prayer, XVII

This is short, and off-the-cuff.  I seldom compose on this site, but on a Word document which I edit, copy, and paste here.  Not today. Since I am still experiencing side effects of an anti biotic for my tooth which decided to trouble me while I also had the virus going around, I am still …

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My Can Opener

This is chronicle XVI but also a double in everyday thinking.  God uses such ordinary things to teach me about myself.  He can do the same for you.  Here it is. This morning I was opening a can of spaghetti sauce and as the opener smoothly circumvented the can top, I recalled the story of …

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Originally posted on Morning Story and Dilbert:
Vintage Dilbert He sits by himself at a table for two. The uniformed waiter returns to his side and asks, “Would you like to go ahead and order, sir?” The man has, after all, been waiting since seven o’clock — almost half an hour. “No, thank you,” the…

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The Risk

Chronicle XV in the 40 days of prayer venture. Last night I took more time than usual to pray for our Nation as well as for the Presidential debate that was airing simultaneously.  In the afternoon I had prepared several subjects with which to approach the Throne of God.  (Let me give you a hint:  …

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