Lord, i want to see Your face...

luckily enough, the layover in st. louis was a short one..and that's where i first met a Christian sister that i would end up spending quite a bit
of time in fellowship with over the course of the night into the next
morning...

i met sister mitchell in line at the bus depot, and ended up approaching her later on the bus, telling her how encouraged i was by the fact that there was another vocal Christian on
the trip...she's from the jackson, mississippi area, and does ministry
work

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i'm spending less time on other networks these days, and don't want to lose contact with any of you..so, if you're on FB, find and request me over there, please...thx;)

http://www.facebook.com/heavenbound7

a good morning for rest and reflection..
each time i look through my friends' list(s), i'm always touched, honored, and reminded of how blessed i really am..or any of us are, for that matter.
my thoughts this morning are with my friends here… Continue

He enraged America's religious right with his portrayal of God as a senile old man in the His Dark Materials trilogy, and now Philip Pullman is set to court more Christian controversy – this time with a novel about "the Scoundrel Christ".

The book will provide a new account of the life of Jesus, challenging the gospels and arguing that the version in the New Testament was shaped by the apostle Paul. "By the time the gospels were being written, Paul had already begun to transform the story of Je… Continue

Dads,
take the time, while you have the time, to be there for your sons.
life is full of so many challenges, and we all have our own struggles and situations that we deal with every day of our lives..but, please remember to take time out to be with your sons.
you remember the feelings that went through your heart and mind when he was born..the expectations and dreams that you had for him as you watched him grow.
take the time to read to him, that's quality time that together that you can never r… Continue

the following note isn't in reference to military members, rather believers who are struggling and trying to hold on to the hope in Christ...

sometimes, soldiers just can't win the battle that rages inside of their hearts and inside of their minds...
lack of hope and what they perceive as diminishing camaraderie fuel their willingness to just give up...
some don't want to spend another winter on the battlefield; the cold and bone-chilling winds transport them back a quarter of a century...
to h… Continue