Today, in the US, we honor those who have fought courageously and died sacrificially to protect our liberty. Remember these brave Americans today and rejoice in the victory that has already been won in the war to end all wars.
Monthly Archives: May 2010Don’t you love old hymns? To sing those familiar yet long-forgotten and liturgical sounds, echoing verses sung from centuries past. Gotta dig it. Today—this Sabbath—let’s consider the words from Open Thou Mine Eyes: Open Thou mine eyes, and I shall see; incline my heart and I shall desire Order my steps and I shall walk... As you can see, we’ve tidied things up a bit here at TheGospelForOC.com (added a few colors, provided fancy new functions, and moved some proverbial furniture around). (If you are a subscriber of this blog–and view posts via email or RSS feed–you will have to click on through to see it) We constructed the new... Exciting new changes coming up around the corner here at TheGospelForOC.com Get pumped. Jesus & Buddha On Happiness Jon Bloom over at Desiring God gives a brief account on the biographical history of Prince Gautama Siddharta (aka Buddha), contrasting his philosophy with the biblical teachings of Jesus: “Jesus and the Buddha agreed that pursuing ultimate happiness in transient things is futile. But they direct us to opposite solutions.... @ReformedPresby :: Prayer is not overcoming God’s reluctance, but laying hold of His willingness. — Martin Luther @burk_parsons :: The path to Hell is easy. All one has to do is nothing. Many Christians make it an easier path by doing the same-nothing. @jaredcwilson :: Too many Calvinist brothers & sisters seem like their chief... (by Mark Dodd) I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth. For you say, I am rich, I have prospered, and I need nothing, not realizing that... |
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