Wow I have been slacking... It's been my turn to blog for a while now and I just have not done. Sorry.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Do you see as God sees?
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Feeding Time!
Hello to all,
I pray that you are encouraged in your faith in Christ. I was writing today on my blog, http//familymansam@blogspot.com, about feeding our souls and the importance of it.
How much do you feed your soul? Do you feed your soul everytime you feed your body? If you are like us--and most Christians--the answer is no!
Well, even though this is a sad commentary on our lives and the church today we can still change things for the glory of God!
This is one practical thing to do: after every meal you eat--feeding the body, get up and get your Bible and spend some time feeding and nourishing your soul.
Our family: I make an announcement after our meal, "time to feed your soul!" And everyone spends some time in the Word. It is a blessing. I encourage you moms and dads to put this I to practice with your families. I believe all will benefit from it.
I'll let you know how it goes with us. Please leave comments about how it has effected your lives. I pray God is honored and glorified through it all.
God bless you and keep you all! To God be the Glory!
Papa Sam
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Beware of wrong teachings!
Hello,I would like to share something thats been on my heart.
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Monday, January 4, 2010
Wonderful Godly Music
It is so hard today to find music that will be edifying to our Lord without sounding to contemporary or too hip hopish…
This album is wonderful. You can downloaded it from Itunes!!!
Thought I would share my find!
Angie
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
Becoming 18
By Alex Sellers
Note by Mom- this year we had another wonderful child turn 18. Like Paul- we posed the grand question- What does it mean to you to turn 18?
This was Alex’s speech he read to everyone.
“ Becoming 18 really is no big deal when you think about it, but in another sense it is. The world sees turning 18, as a time to breakout, but loose from the bonds of parents and authority and become your own person. I see turning 18 as the beginning of a trial period of REAL submission.(to authority-added by mom) During this time bewteen the age of 18 and marriage the world is going to press in on me saying things like
“ So what do you think you should be doing?” or
“ So what are your plans?”
With questions such as these it would be my responsibility with God’s help, to say
“ I don’t know because God hasn’t revealed anything to my parents yet”
In Exodus 20:12 the bible says “ Honor your father and mother….”
until you are 18 then say I’m a man now and be on your way. No, it says “ Honor your father and your mother.”
Leviticus 19:32 says “ Thou shalt rise the hoary (grey) head and honor the face of the old man.”
Proverbs 16:31
“ The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.” Meaning no matter how old you are, you’re still required to honor your grey haired parents!
Even Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane prays this prayer in Math 26:39
“ On my Father…. not as I will, but as Thou wilt.”
Therefore(in light of what has just been said) know that even Jesus surrendered HIS will to His Father, that makes turning 18 to me no more than a stepping stone to total submission to my parents and to God. “
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Just thinking....
I hope and pray that you all are keeping Jesus in the very front of your mind this Christmas. What a thought that God would humble himself to send his son to die for US? plus be born in the lowest of the lowest of states.
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our Babe and Dad
One thing about having a little one “later” in life- (since I had the older ones by the time I was 26 years old) is knowing and appreciating how quickly time flies and to enjoy each minute with these little developing souls. I sure do wish I had this wisdom when I was younger, but I didn’t.
Our babe may not have the over energetic parents, that could run, jump and crawl, but he has the gracious, more calm more patient parents.
Here are photos of our Babe- painting with his daddy a train that we bought at hobby lobby for a $1! What a joy it was to see the two of them putting their minds together to paint this wooden train.
These are the times he will never forget!
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