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Living with the End in Mind

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  James 4:14 (KJV) "Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away." How often can we say we live with the "end in mind". Sometimes it is easy not to. With the business of life and all, we will forget the end. It's also scary to think about the end. We don't like to think about when we will die or under what circumstances. But when we realize the value of life and the small time in which we have it, it compels us to stop and remember our end. I believe we could transform our lives if we kept the end in mind. Think about Heaven. Are we keeping it in mind? This morning I would like to share 4 area of our life that we need to keep the end in mind. 1. Rejoice with the end in mind. 1. Luke 10:20 (KJV) “Notwithstanding in this rejoice not, that the spirits are subject unto you; but rather rejoice, because your names are written in heaven.” Start rejoicing wi...

This Week!!! ( July 4th-12th)

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It has been a really good week for me. For July 4th, our church had an activity with ice cream and some really good fireworks. I'm so thankful for our nation!!! Me and my mom were able to sell the last of our spring goats on Sunday! The Goat in the pic is Aurora. She is really pretty but I'm glad she is going to a new home. I have also been doing a bunch of work with my rabbit pens and scheduling out breeding which will start the end of August! My sister Callie recently started an Etsy shop selling unique earrings.  The ducks below are glow in the dark. We had our Good News at the Park today. it went really well and 58 from our church volunteered. I was also to help lead 2 teen guys to the lord as well with a friend. It is always a blessing to hear someone pray and accept Jesus into their heart! The cookies above was from a lady that gave them to me and I'm so glad because these Publix sprinkle cookies are my favorites. Lastly I was able to receive a certificate from the Bi...

Music For Young People!

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 Today I have listed a TON of music that I like listening too. Today it is harder to find good, Godly, safe music to listen too that doesn't have a contemporary, iffy sound. So here is Godly Music for Young People! 1. Hyles Anderson College 2. Harris Brothers 3. Golden State Baptist College 4. Crown Music 5. Goodly Heritage 6. Old-time Way Quartet 7. Committed Quartet 8. Alvin Martinez 9. Bailey's Grove 10. Under the Blood Quartet 11. City Baptist School 12. Providence Baptist College 13. Raynes Family 14. Nichols Family

The Importance of Balance.

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  "A just weight is his delight: but a false balance is abomination to the Lord." — Proverbs 11:1 Standards are important. Convictions are important. But there has to be a balance. There must be balance in our dress standards. There must be balance in our music standards. There must be balance in our friendships. There must be balance in church, There must be balance in how we conduct ourselves. Balance is highly important. On side A of the pendulum swings between harshness, pride and personal preference. This side will push others away. The other side which will say is B swings apathy, excuses and compromise. There has to be  a balance in all this. Some people will either be super strict and mean with their standards. While the other will base it off the world or how they feel. There has to be a balance. Because each opposite end produces failure in the Christian life. Side A produces: A. Pride B. Fake Spirituality C. Unnecessary rules. D. Usually Rebellion within the kids....

My Favorite Old Movies! (1941-1956)

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  I love Old movies. Probably more than most. I love the suspenseful thriller movies from the 40s and 50s. Today I'm giving 15 of my favorite Movies from this Golden Age of TV. These are all free from demonic themes and profanity. 1941-Seargent York  6.5/10 Sergeant York (1941) stars Gary Cooper as Alvin York, a Tennessee farmer turned WWI hero. After struggling with his faith and the draft, he bravely captures 132 German soldiers. The film also features Walter Brennan and Joan Leslie. 1941-The Face Behind the Mask  5/10 The Face Behind the Mask (1941) stars Peter Lorre as a kind immigrant whose face is disfigured in a fire. Turned bitter, he becomes a criminal but struggles with his conscience. Evelyn Keyes also stars. 1941-Meet John Doe  8.5/10 Meet John Doe (1941) stars Gary Cooper as a down-and-out man hired to pose as a fictional everyman in a newspaper stunt. As his message of hope spreads, he becomes a national symbol. Barbara Stanwyck co-stars as the repor...

I Won a New Bible!!!!

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Our church has been running a special giveaway where you earn study points by reading your Bible, reading commentaries and listening to messages. It ran for 6 months and I was able to win second place. The award is a expensive Bible that is super nice. I chose a Schuyler Bible with a black pearl color and blue gilding. I'm super excited for it to come in.!

The Calamity of Complaining.

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Numbers 11:1  “ And when the people complained, it displeased the LORD: and the LORD heard it; and his anger was kindled…” The children of Israel were notorious for one thing. COMPLAINING!! It shaped their identity From the bitter waters of Marah to having too much manna, the children of Israel were found murmuring. But as it sad as it may be, sometimes we can be guilty of the very same thing. I mean, come on! We wouldn't complain right? We live in America where wireless internet, AC, running water and all the luxuries in our house are everywhere. If anyone didn't need to complain, it should be us. But then why is it that we are so quick to complain when the littlest thing happens. Today, I have some simple points of the Calamity of complaining. 1. Complaining makes us want to quit. Numbers 14:2-4 And all the children of Israel murmured against Moses and against Aaron: and the whole congregation said unto them, Would God that we had died in the land of Egypt! or would God we ha...