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But He didn’t, He sacrificed
Easter is fast approaching, Holy week will be upon us soon, are you ready? Am I ready? If I were to respond to this question honestly I would have to say no, I am not ready. In fact I am … Continue reading
Posted in Called by God, easter, faith, Freedom, Lent, Life, Love, prayer, Salvation, Works
Tagged bread, calvary, courage, death, Devil, didn, difference, easter, effort, fact, faith, food, Friends, Gift, goal, heaven, himself, honey, human, humiliation, injustice, Jesus, John, Just, Lenten, Life, lord, Lords, miracles, moment, pain, Paul, Peter, preparation, resurrection, road, Salvation, signs, strength, tasks, temptations, testament, thief, words, world
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Faith is Action
"Faith is not belief. Belief is passive. Faith is active." Edith Hamilton Faith is active…. The simple statement really tells all about faith. I can believe in God, but with out action there is no true faith, for what … Continue reading
Dice
This morning I was not sure what I was to blog about, so I did a search for quotes about God and stumbled upon a web site that list many quotes of quality. But on e quote seemed to speak … Continue reading
Saying goodbye
In the nest few weeks I am going to have to do one of the hardest things a youth minister can do, and that say goodbye to the kids, to let them know I will not be back next year. … Continue reading
The hypocrisy is mind boggling
I read a very interesting article in Catholic Men’s Quarterly, it was basically an op-end piece, but it struck a cord with me. The author was talking about how we are becoming more a a nanny state in this country, … Continue reading
Salvation is a hard road to walk
Have faith the size of a mustard seed and you can move a mountain. Everyone knows that line from the bible and we are often times told that. We are told to “Just have a little faith” and things will … Continue reading
Posted in faith, Life, Love, prayer, Salvation, selfhelp, Works
Tagged 1 Corinthians 15:58, accept jesus, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain, bible, faith, faith alone, faith and works, God helps those whom help there selves, god's grace, hell, Jesus, lazy, Moses, move mountains, mustard sed, my dear brothers, Salvation, sin, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, suffer, Therefore, trust, Works
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Politically correct, or is it Biblically correct?
“Neither shall you allege the example of the many as an excuse for doing wrong…” Ex23:2 In today’s politically correct world we are often times asked to join in with the crowed, to follow what the masses are saying, and … Continue reading
Posted in Called by God, catholic, church, education, faith, Life, social justice, youth
Tagged abortion, acceptance, biblical correctness, catholic, catholics for choice, chrsit, church, faith, gay marriage, hollywood, humans, indoctrinated, judgment, mind, moral compass, morals, morern man, pew, political correctness, polotocalally correct, Priest, religion, repent, schools, sin, society, test books, transgression, values, views, world, youth
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Death
Yesterday my 98 year old Grandmother passed away. Now it’s never easy dealing with a death, but the fact that she lived a long life and passed in her sleep with no suffering sure does make it a little better. … Continue reading
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It’s 7 O’Clock
“It’s seven O’clock; do you know where your child is?” Do you remember that public service announcement? It use to be on TV all the time, I think back in the 1970’s or so. I remember it because I was … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, God, humanity, we are only human
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Seed Sowers
I read an interesting article this weekend in a magazine called yes!, just to give you a little back ground I ordered a free sample of this liberal magazine, I like to read all sorts of stuff, you never know … Continue reading →