August 05, 2007
Friends Around the World
One of my good friends Steve Dunn told me about his daughter in law ( I may have the relationship wrong) who was into internet marketing. Today he sent me one of her web sites. Her name is Michelle MacPhearson. Go on over and check her blog out especially if you're interested in Web 2.0 stuff.
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July 19, 2007
Credit Repair
Life is a vale of tears often. Whether it is health issues, divorce, poor stewardship or any of a multitude of other things, financial ruin often follows close behind. The purpose of this blog, as its name says is to bring, or reveal the Glory of the Lamb and a good credit rating is a way in which that happens. Now maybe that seems too much of a stretch for some of you. Let me explain.
All that we have is a gift from God. Yes I mean ALL! Read the devotional at Alistar Begg's site today then come back here and finish reading this post.
The good times as well as the bad times are from Him who loves us most. When the bad times come it is to His Glory that we are brought through. It is a witness to the world around us of His greatness and continued provision, protection and love toward His people. His Glory is made manifest.
Which brings me to the title of this post, Credit Repair. A good credit rating brings God glory, especially one which has been restored from the ravages of life. Maybe the mess we find ourselves in are because of our own doing or because of forces outside of ourselves. The point of this post and the site I'm going to refer you to is not to point out blame, it is to offer help in restoring your credit rating to where it can be. It is a long process and not one that is done without the help of others. Take a look at Credit Report Repair and see if it isn't helpful.
Depending on when you read this post there may or may not be much material there. We've started July 17th 2007 and commit to grow the site steadily. If you have any feedback or helpful suggestions please leave them on the Credit Report Repair site. Thanks and God bless.
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June 23, 2007
Just To Say Hello
Been way too long since I've posted here and much going on.
Was considering today what was it that caused the religious establishment of Jesus day to call him a glutton and a drunkard.
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April 08, 2007
He is Risen!
The traditional Easter greeting among Christian. To all who travel by this day, this most glorious day.
He is Risen!
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January 08, 2007
Guilt
This post I received from "Truth for Life" Alistar Beggs daily devotion using Spurgeon's "Even and Morning devotional." What a truth in my own life. What mercy of God to let me see I'm not alone in this. Help us Lord to worship in truth!
What a veil is lifted up by these words, and what a disclosure is made! It will be humbling and profitable for us to pause awhile and see this sad sight. The iniquities of our public worship, its hypocrisy, formality, lukewarmness, irreverence, wandering of heart, and forgetfulness of God--what a full measure have we there! Our work for the Lord, its emulation, selfishness, carelessness, slackness, unbelief--what a mass of defilement is there! Our private devotions, their laxity, coldness, neglect, sleepiness, and vanity--what a mountain of dead earth is there! If we looked more carefully, we should find this iniquity to be far greater than appears at first sight. Dr. Payson, writing to his brother, says, "My parish, as well as my heart, very much resembles the garden of the sluggard; and what is worse, I find that very many of my desires for the improvement of both, proceed either from pride or vanity or indolence. I look at the weeds, which overspread my garden, and breathe out an earnest wish that they were eradicated. But why? What prompts the wish? So that I may walk out and say to myself, 'In what fine order is my garden kept!' This is pride. Or, so that my neighbors may look over the wall and say, 'How finely your garden flourishes!' This is vanity. Or I may wish for the destruction of the weeds, because I am weary of pulling them up. This is indolence." So even our desires after holiness may be polluted by ill motives. Under the greenest sods worms hide themselves; we need not look long to discover them. How cheering is the thought that when the High Priest bore the iniquity of the holy things he wore upon his brow the words, "HOLINESS TO THE LORD," and even so while Jesus bears our sin, He presents before His Father's face not our unholiness, but His own holiness. O for grace to view our great High Priest by the eye of faith!
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