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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Good News
This is the poem God gave me for the Christmas card calandar a couple of years ago. I think you’ll agree that it is much better. It was the first time, I think, I had specifically asked God for a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethlehem, Bible, Christmas, Creche, God, good news, Gospel, Jesus, nativity, reason for Christmas, reason for the season, Salvation, Son of God
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God’s Blessings
This is one I wrote for my Christmas calendar a couple of years ago…before God gave me a better poem. I’ll post the one I did use in a day or two. This seemed so perfect for the calendar, but … Continue reading
ASAP (Always Say A Prayer)
Another older one about the need for prayer. image courtesy BibleGodQuotes.com A.S.A.P. (Always Say A Prayer) Remember, when you’ve lots to do, Here’s how you should prepare: Just start each task A.S.A.P. (That’s Always Say A Prayer.) Prayer is the … Continue reading