debauchery diˈbô ch ərē| noun
‘excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures.’
Have you heard or used debauchery recently? Have you lived a life of debauchery? Or, are you living a life of debauchery?
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debauchery diˈbô ch ərē| noun
‘excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures.’
Have you heard or used debauchery recently? Have you lived a life of debauchery? Or, are you living a life of debauchery?
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But if any man draws back, my soul shall have no pleasure in him. He who draws back through fear, or because of trial, in him God hath no pleasure. Hebrews 10:38
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Memorial Day
Remembering those who paid the price
To heed their country’s call
Thus sparing us the tyrants heel
Did gladly give their all.
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This psalm of David sixty-nine
So thrills this aged heart of mine.
For sake of rhyme, I paraphrase,
To speak of David’s wayward ways.
Turn Self into Elf
Subtract S from Self and you’ll have Elf!
Why Elf you might ask? It’s lest room for Self!
Mary, Hazel’s daughter, called to let us know that our beloved friend, Hazel, passed away @4:20PM on Friday, May 15, ’09.
This week the Holy Spirit kept bringing the story of David and Goliath to my mind and urging me to go a little deeper into the story. With the help of Sara I was able to finish this piece.
When I focused upon the story I thought isn’t this story like life. We come up against situations that everyone tells us are impossible and that we don’t have a chance against them. We hear the words to the effect, the problem is too colossal. The situation is too nerve racking, shaking us to our bone marrow as we look upon the giant. Is it fear, a relationship, an illness etc.? Outsiders see the giant that is our enemy and just like the Israelites they are overcome by the pure size of the giant.
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The scene opens with the king and queen of hearts sitting on their thrones in the court where the trial is to take place to find out who stole the tarts. The knave is in chains, accused of the crime, and there is a large plate of tarts on a table in the middle of the court. The rabbit has a scroll in one hand and a trumpet in the other.
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“Better to give one penny a day for a hundred days than to give a dollar once in a hundred days. Why? Because every time your hand does an action of giving, it becomes more and more a giving hand.”
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The New Jerusalem has been
Prepared as the mother of us all
That great city, the Holy Jerusalem
will be filled with sons and daughters
From the nations