My Sunday School Lesson Bible Reading for the week of April 14, 2013 is coming from the Book of John and Acts.
Monday - April 8, 2013 - I Will Not Leave You Orphaned - John 14:18-24
Final Discourse & Events (John 13:1-21:25) ... Discourse - lecture, sermon, talk, speak or write learnedly ....
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The Upper Room Ministry (John 13:1-21:25)
Comfort for the disciples in distress (John 13:36-14:31)
Tuesday - April 9, 2013 - Abide in Me - John 15:1-7
Union with Christ & its consequences (John 15:1-27)
Wednesday - April 10, 2013 - The Coming of the Advocate - John 16:1-11
The disciples, the world, and the Advocate (John 16:1-33)
Thursday - April 11, 2013 - Raised Up & Freed from Death - Acts 2:22-28
Pentecost & The Preaching (Acts 2:1-47)
Peter's Speech (Acts 2:14-36)
Friday - April 12, 2013 - The Promise of the Spirit - Acts 2:14-21
Saturday - April 13, 2013 - The Promise Received - Acts 2:29-36
Sunday - April 14, 2013 - The Day of Pentecost - Acts 2:1-13
The descent of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:1-13)
Acts of the Apostle ... published between 62 & 70 A.D., not long after 62 A.D.
Luke the physician is the writer, a companion of the apostle Paul.
This Book has been called "the Gospel of the Holy Spirit," who is mentioned in the Acts more often than in any other book in the New Testament.
Scripture reference used/taken from: KJV Precious Promise Bible, Zondervan Commentary & Reader's Digest Oxford Complete Wordfinder
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Bread & Wine a love letter to life around the table with recipes - Book Review
Enjoyable read and family-friendly.
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I am not promoting the sale and use of wine or any alcoholic beverages but, I am promoting harmony and a time to slow down and enjoy your family, loved ones and true friends around the kitchen and dining table. There will come a day when all you have is memories, because one day the chain will be broken.
In my home as a child and some of my adult life I can remember meals at the table just like on a television show "Soul Food." There is nothing like good food, loved ones around at the table laughing and some sad when a loved one has passed on.
Bread: I Corinthians 5:8 ... Sacred Seasons; Historical Sacred Seasons; The Passover Becomes a Christian Festival ................ I Corinthians 10:16 ... Sacred Rites & Forms; Sacraments, Worship, & Church-Fellowship; The Lord's Supper, Its Significance
Wine: Wine Prescribed; Abuse of It; & Prohibited to the Priesthood When On Duty .... Psalm/Tehillim 104:15; Joel 2:24; I Timothy 5:23; Titus 2:3; Ephesians 5:18; Ezekiel 44:21
Gather the people you love around your table and feed them with love and honesty and creativity.
Shauna Niequist mom's dad is Irish, a storyteller and her mom is German, a rose gardener and meticulous baker. They were married just before her grandpa joined the navy, and her mom, their first child, was born at Pearl Harbor.
Neither of them grew up in religious home, but when they married, they decided that religion was important, and that they wanted to join a church. They visited all sorts of churches before settling at Lake Center Bible Church.
There is a difference between religious and righteous.
They were meat and potatoes people, men who work long days on the farm and ate accordingly.
Six brothers - Shauna's grandfather and her dad's five uncles - all died of heart attacks before they were fifty-five. When she was born her parents knew something had to change.
Because of Shauna's dad scary family history, her mother became a health food person before it was fashionable.
Now that Shauna is an adult, she can appreciate how much effort this entailed, how expensive it was for her to feed them that way.
Sunday afternoons were family time - private, casual, silly.
The Cooking Club began when Aaron and Shauna moved back to Chicago from Grand Rapids three years ago. There are six of them in the Club.
They met once a month, and sometimes more, and whoever's hosting the theme and cooks the main course, and then the rest of them fill in - appetizers, side dishes, desserts.
They have attended funerals and birthday parties together, reported bad tests results, gotten advice about sick children, made trips to the ER, walked together through postpartum depression. They have talked about faith and fear and fighting with their husbands, sleeping through the night and anxiety and how to ask for help when they needed it.
It all started around the kitchen table, once a month and sometimes more.
Each of us should be able to nourish ourselves in the most basic way and to create meals and traditions around the table that tell the story of who we are to the people we care about.
Marketing and advertising campaigns are created to influence us to eat our or buy prepared foods. They want us to think that plain old cooking is difficult and not worth learning. In order to sell canned food and cake mixes, advertisers had to convince American women that cooking is too hard and troublesome for our modern world. But it wasn't true then, and it isn't true now.
When you're dependent on prepared foods, you don't get to decide how something is seasoned. You don't get to add flavor according to your geography, your story, your table.
Shauna started buying cookbooks and reading them cover to cover in bed before turning out the lights at the end of the day.
In my case, I have my bigmomma cookbooks which some of them might be older than I am.
Our goal is to feed around our table the people we love. We're not chefs or restaurateurs or culinary school graduates, and we shouldn't try to be. Make it the way the people you love want to eat it, and the way you love it.
During a three-month period after Shauna's last book came out she traveled to twenty-two cities to speak at forty-four events.
Near the end of that season, she became aware that her appetites were escalating. The longer she was away from home the more intensed her appetites became.
She was all feasting and no fasting - all noise, connection, go: without rest, space, silence. At one event, she licked the icing off a cupcake right as she walked onstage to speak, mouth full of sugar and butter as she walked up the steps to the podium. She lost her manners and lost her ability to slow down.
You say grace before meals.
All right.
But I say grace before the concert,
And grace before I dip the pen in the ink. - G. K. Chesterton, "A Grace," Collected Poetry
Shauna feels that women feel shame about two things: their bodies and their homes. She feels men have no shame about their homes. She thinks for men its about paychecks or cars and these are stereotypes, but in her house, they hold true.
When she and her husband were first married, they lived in a one-bedroom town house so small they couldn't sit at their kitchen table at the same time, and the only place for her husband grand piano was their bedroom. It was mostly a big piece of furniture on which to pile their clothes, but sometimes in the middle of the night, Aaron would terrify her out of sleep by sneaking out of bed to play "Great Balls of Fire" at a shattering volume.
Their first home was not fancy, but it was their first home together.
In the years they lived in that tiny home, they must have had a hundred parties.
You'll miss the richest moments in life - the sacred moments when we feel God's grace and presence through the actual faces and hands of the people we love - if you're too scared or too ashamed to open the door.
She doesn't knock herself out for picky eaters. Homes are are not restaurants and your host is not a short order cook.
Depending on medical condition of your loved ones and friends some may not be able to eat certain foods so that should be taken into consideration when inviting guests into your home. I know of one person who was taking radiation and was at a business meeting and he could not eat smoked meat. He was doing well until he went to this meeting and he thought that the turkey meat was baked and it was smoked. He had a little back set, but he is doing well now back in his office.
Shauna is learning that feasting can only exist healthfully - physically, spiritually, and emotionally - in a life that also includes fasting.
Some things only come by fasting and prayer.
A few years ago she went to a natural health doctor, after a particular indulgent summer. She was getting sick more easily than usual.
No one changes their life until the pain is unmanageable, and in all sorts of ways for her, the pain level had reached the unmanageable point. She followed his advice for more than four months. She felt great. She lost some weight, started sleeping better, didn't ache at all.
Her work these days is to find that fine balance - allowing her senses to taste every bite of life without being driven by appetites, indiscriminate and ravenous.
Me, myself I am not having any problem staying on my level. For it is just the way I was raised to eat and I have lost weight and losing weight. I am not starving and I am not on any weight loss medications - injections. Just back to the basic. My doctor placed me on the diet that I am on and then I decided to take another look at my bigmomma's cookbooks and nutrition list.
During Christmastime we find ourselves most tempted to abandon Christlikeness in favor of overspending, overdoing and overconsuming, but she finds it to be true: the season that centers around the silent holy night; the humble baby; and the star very quickly becomes the season in which we over - everything - overspend, overeat, overindulge, overcommit, all int he name of celebration.
Let's honor the story - the silent night, the angels, the miracle child, the humble birth, with each choice that we make.
Food and cooking are among the richest subjects int he world. Even more, they sit us down evening after evening, and in the company that forms around our dinner tables, they actually create our humanity. - Robert Farrar Capon, The Supper of the Lamb
For more than thirty years their church has been giving food to families in immediate need all over the city.
Hunger upsets her. It upsets her and makes her angry.
The Church is at its best, in her view when it is more than a set of ideas, when it is a working, living, breathing, on-the-ground, in-the-mess force for good in our cities and towns.
The last several times the Cooking Club has gathered, they've talked about hunger. They are moms, and aunts, and sisters. As they talked about hunger, privilege, waste and wealth, they talked about how easy it is to settle into a lifestyle of accumulation.
This is how they arrived at the Cooking Club garage sale and bake sale with all the proceeds benefiting the Care Center.
They earned a thousand dollars for the Care Center.
A thousand dollars in the face of a problem like hunger in a city the size of Chicago isn't that much. It's so easy to think that because you can't do something extraordinary, you can't do anything at all.
She wants to be a part of making sure the kids in her town, and in every town, have breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and she wants to be clearer about what money can and can not buy.
Gather the people you love around your table and feed them with love and honesty and creativity.
I was sent an advanced review copy of this book from Zondervan.
Shauna Niequist is the author of this book as well as Cold Tangerines & Bittersweet. She lives in Chicago with her husband, Aaron, and their sons, Henry and Mac. Shauna writes about family, friendship, faith, and life around the table.
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I am not promoting the sale and use of wine or any alcoholic beverages but, I am promoting harmony and a time to slow down and enjoy your family, loved ones and true friends around the kitchen and dining table. There will come a day when all you have is memories, because one day the chain will be broken.
In my home as a child and some of my adult life I can remember meals at the table just like on a television show "Soul Food." There is nothing like good food, loved ones around at the table laughing and some sad when a loved one has passed on.
Bread: I Corinthians 5:8 ... Sacred Seasons; Historical Sacred Seasons; The Passover Becomes a Christian Festival ................ I Corinthians 10:16 ... Sacred Rites & Forms; Sacraments, Worship, & Church-Fellowship; The Lord's Supper, Its Significance
Wine: Wine Prescribed; Abuse of It; & Prohibited to the Priesthood When On Duty .... Psalm/Tehillim 104:15; Joel 2:24; I Timothy 5:23; Titus 2:3; Ephesians 5:18; Ezekiel 44:21
Gather the people you love around your table and feed them with love and honesty and creativity.
Shauna Niequist mom's dad is Irish, a storyteller and her mom is German, a rose gardener and meticulous baker. They were married just before her grandpa joined the navy, and her mom, their first child, was born at Pearl Harbor.
Neither of them grew up in religious home, but when they married, they decided that religion was important, and that they wanted to join a church. They visited all sorts of churches before settling at Lake Center Bible Church.
There is a difference between religious and righteous.
They were meat and potatoes people, men who work long days on the farm and ate accordingly.
Six brothers - Shauna's grandfather and her dad's five uncles - all died of heart attacks before they were fifty-five. When she was born her parents knew something had to change.
Because of Shauna's dad scary family history, her mother became a health food person before it was fashionable.
Now that Shauna is an adult, she can appreciate how much effort this entailed, how expensive it was for her to feed them that way.
Sunday afternoons were family time - private, casual, silly.
The Cooking Club began when Aaron and Shauna moved back to Chicago from Grand Rapids three years ago. There are six of them in the Club.
They met once a month, and sometimes more, and whoever's hosting the theme and cooks the main course, and then the rest of them fill in - appetizers, side dishes, desserts.
They have attended funerals and birthday parties together, reported bad tests results, gotten advice about sick children, made trips to the ER, walked together through postpartum depression. They have talked about faith and fear and fighting with their husbands, sleeping through the night and anxiety and how to ask for help when they needed it.
It all started around the kitchen table, once a month and sometimes more.
Each of us should be able to nourish ourselves in the most basic way and to create meals and traditions around the table that tell the story of who we are to the people we care about.
Marketing and advertising campaigns are created to influence us to eat our or buy prepared foods. They want us to think that plain old cooking is difficult and not worth learning. In order to sell canned food and cake mixes, advertisers had to convince American women that cooking is too hard and troublesome for our modern world. But it wasn't true then, and it isn't true now.
When you're dependent on prepared foods, you don't get to decide how something is seasoned. You don't get to add flavor according to your geography, your story, your table.
Shauna started buying cookbooks and reading them cover to cover in bed before turning out the lights at the end of the day.
In my case, I have my bigmomma cookbooks which some of them might be older than I am.
Our goal is to feed around our table the people we love. We're not chefs or restaurateurs or culinary school graduates, and we shouldn't try to be. Make it the way the people you love want to eat it, and the way you love it.
During a three-month period after Shauna's last book came out she traveled to twenty-two cities to speak at forty-four events.
Near the end of that season, she became aware that her appetites were escalating. The longer she was away from home the more intensed her appetites became.
She was all feasting and no fasting - all noise, connection, go: without rest, space, silence. At one event, she licked the icing off a cupcake right as she walked onstage to speak, mouth full of sugar and butter as she walked up the steps to the podium. She lost her manners and lost her ability to slow down.
You say grace before meals.
All right.
But I say grace before the concert,
And grace before I dip the pen in the ink. - G. K. Chesterton, "A Grace," Collected Poetry
Shauna feels that women feel shame about two things: their bodies and their homes. She feels men have no shame about their homes. She thinks for men its about paychecks or cars and these are stereotypes, but in her house, they hold true.
When she and her husband were first married, they lived in a one-bedroom town house so small they couldn't sit at their kitchen table at the same time, and the only place for her husband grand piano was their bedroom. It was mostly a big piece of furniture on which to pile their clothes, but sometimes in the middle of the night, Aaron would terrify her out of sleep by sneaking out of bed to play "Great Balls of Fire" at a shattering volume.
Their first home was not fancy, but it was their first home together.
In the years they lived in that tiny home, they must have had a hundred parties.
You'll miss the richest moments in life - the sacred moments when we feel God's grace and presence through the actual faces and hands of the people we love - if you're too scared or too ashamed to open the door.
She doesn't knock herself out for picky eaters. Homes are are not restaurants and your host is not a short order cook.
Depending on medical condition of your loved ones and friends some may not be able to eat certain foods so that should be taken into consideration when inviting guests into your home. I know of one person who was taking radiation and was at a business meeting and he could not eat smoked meat. He was doing well until he went to this meeting and he thought that the turkey meat was baked and it was smoked. He had a little back set, but he is doing well now back in his office.
Shauna is learning that feasting can only exist healthfully - physically, spiritually, and emotionally - in a life that also includes fasting.
Some things only come by fasting and prayer.
A few years ago she went to a natural health doctor, after a particular indulgent summer. She was getting sick more easily than usual.
No one changes their life until the pain is unmanageable, and in all sorts of ways for her, the pain level had reached the unmanageable point. She followed his advice for more than four months. She felt great. She lost some weight, started sleeping better, didn't ache at all.
Her work these days is to find that fine balance - allowing her senses to taste every bite of life without being driven by appetites, indiscriminate and ravenous.
Me, myself I am not having any problem staying on my level. For it is just the way I was raised to eat and I have lost weight and losing weight. I am not starving and I am not on any weight loss medications - injections. Just back to the basic. My doctor placed me on the diet that I am on and then I decided to take another look at my bigmomma's cookbooks and nutrition list.
During Christmastime we find ourselves most tempted to abandon Christlikeness in favor of overspending, overdoing and overconsuming, but she finds it to be true: the season that centers around the silent holy night; the humble baby; and the star very quickly becomes the season in which we over - everything - overspend, overeat, overindulge, overcommit, all int he name of celebration.
Let's honor the story - the silent night, the angels, the miracle child, the humble birth, with each choice that we make.
Food and cooking are among the richest subjects int he world. Even more, they sit us down evening after evening, and in the company that forms around our dinner tables, they actually create our humanity. - Robert Farrar Capon, The Supper of the Lamb
For more than thirty years their church has been giving food to families in immediate need all over the city.
Hunger upsets her. It upsets her and makes her angry.
The Church is at its best, in her view when it is more than a set of ideas, when it is a working, living, breathing, on-the-ground, in-the-mess force for good in our cities and towns.
The last several times the Cooking Club has gathered, they've talked about hunger. They are moms, and aunts, and sisters. As they talked about hunger, privilege, waste and wealth, they talked about how easy it is to settle into a lifestyle of accumulation.
This is how they arrived at the Cooking Club garage sale and bake sale with all the proceeds benefiting the Care Center.
They earned a thousand dollars for the Care Center.
A thousand dollars in the face of a problem like hunger in a city the size of Chicago isn't that much. It's so easy to think that because you can't do something extraordinary, you can't do anything at all.
She wants to be a part of making sure the kids in her town, and in every town, have breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and she wants to be clearer about what money can and can not buy.
Gather the people you love around your table and feed them with love and honesty and creativity.
I was sent an advanced review copy of this book from Zondervan.
Shauna Niequist is the author of this book as well as Cold Tangerines & Bittersweet. She lives in Chicago with her husband, Aaron, and their sons, Henry and Mac. Shauna writes about family, friendship, faith, and life around the table.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Wordpress vs Overblog ... How My Account Was Suspended
I was updating my angelawatkinsblog (http://angelawatkinsblog.wordpress.com) last night with one of my writing profiles(http://angelawatkins.overblog.com) and as soon as I edited my "wordpress blog" with my writing profile it was suspended in the administration-edit.
Angela Watkins - http://angelawatkins.overblog.com
I have that same writing profile at my "blogger blog" and "pinterest" and there is no problem with it.
My Blogger Blog: http://angelawatkins57.blogspot.com and as soon as I edited my "wordpress blog" with my writing profile it was suspended.
Angela Watkins - http://angelawatkins.overblog.com
I have that same writing profile at my "blogger blog" and "pinterest" and there is no problem with it.
Angela's Blogger Blog: http://angelawatkins57.blogspot.com
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Saturday, April 6, 2013
2 of 2 ... Promises Kept .... 4/7/2013
Sunday School Lesson for 4/7/2013. Unit II. Resurrection Hope. Luke 24:36-53 (Devotional Reading I Corinthians 15:1-8).
Jesus/Yeshua kept His word and fulfilled the words of prophecy about Himself through His Resurrection.
The Christian Church has failed their God-given assignment to proclaim Jesus/Yeshua to all nations (Luke 24:47).
The Great Commission – global evangelism – which Jesus/Yeshua preached after He arose from the dead.
Mankind is too skeptical of things at times that seems too good to be true, and that’s why some miss out on opportunities. We can also become at times overwhelmed when the unbelieveable becomes believeable.
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Kenneth T. Wessner, Chairman of the Board of Service Master company’s philosophy was shared in my sunday school lesson and you can learn more about it: http://www.evancarmichael.com/Sales/385/Mastery-can-be-a-valid-sales-goal–what-is-your-mission.html ( http://www.kiva.org/lender/EntrepreneursForAfrica ).
Luke 24:36-53
Verses 36-43 … Jesus Christ; Appearances Of Christ After His Resurrection; On the Day of His Resurrection; To the Ten, – Then Thomas
Verse 39 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Humanity; Christ’s Incarnation
Luke 24:39,42,43 … Jesus appeared in bodily/flesh form to His disciples and ate food with them. Their was eyewitnesses of Jesus walking – talking – eating after the grave which testifies that He arose from the dead.
(John 20:19-23; Luke 24:13; John 21:1; Acts 1:3; I Corinthians 15:6 – Reference Scriptures from Sunday School Book)
Verse 44 … Scripture; Characteristics of Scripture; Permanence and Fulfillment of Scripture
Verse 45 … Scripture; Promulgation of Scripture; Instruction in Scripture (Promulgation – decree, news, make know to the public)
Verse 46 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Resurrection
Verse 47 … Man Redeemed; Justification; Pardon, Promised … Pardon for Sins and Iniquities Promised
Verse 48 … Sacred Persons & Offices; Apostles; The Twelve; Special Duties, To Bear Witness
Verse 49 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Divinity; Performs the Works of God, In Bestowing Spiritual Blessings … The Holy Spirit Promised
Luke 24:44 … Jesus refreshed His disciples mind concerning the prophecies about Him.
Luke 24:46-47 …. Jesus suffering – death – resurrection was the only way for mankind to receive forgiveness for sins. Repentance and remissions of sins should be preached to all nations, in His name.
(Deuteronomy 18:15; Psalms/Tehillim 2:7, 22:14-18; Isaiah 53, 61:1; Luke 24:32,45; Acts 1:4-8; Acts 1:9-11)
Verse 50 … Jesus Christ; Appearance Of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To the Eleven at the Mount of Olives
Verse 51 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Ascension: Christ In Heaven; Christ’s Ascension
Verse 52 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Divinity; Christ Possesses the Attributes of God, Is an Object of Worship
Verse 53 … Sacred Places; Other Sacred Places; Among Christians, Who Used the Jewish Temple
Luke 24:50,51 …. Bethany – a village near Jerusalem, beyond the Jordan (John 1:28) and the Ascension of Christ was at Bethany.
Luke 24:52 … The disciples praised God in the temple.
(Exodus 34:14; John 4:24)
I Corinthians 15:1-8
Verses 1,2 … Scripture; Promulgation of Scripture; God’s Word Declared
Verse 3 … Jesus Christ; Offices of Christ; Our Propitiation (Propitiation – atonement) … Pardon for Sins and Iniquities Promised
Verse 4 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Resurrection
Verse 5 … Jesus Christ; Appearances of Christ After His Resurrection to Peter
Verse 6 … Jesus Christ; Appearances of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To Five Hundred Brethren at Once
Verse 7 … Jesus Christ; Appearances Of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To James
Verse 8 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Ascension: Christ In Heaven; Christ in Heaven
Scripture reference used/taken from: KJV Precious Promise Bible, KJV Topical Reference Bible & Reader’s Digest Oxford Complete Wordfinder
Jesus/Yeshua kept His word and fulfilled the words of prophecy about Himself through His Resurrection.
The Christian Church has failed their God-given assignment to proclaim Jesus/Yeshua to all nations (Luke 24:47).
The Great Commission – global evangelism – which Jesus/Yeshua preached after He arose from the dead.
Mankind is too skeptical of things at times that seems too good to be true, and that’s why some miss out on opportunities. We can also become at times overwhelmed when the unbelieveable becomes believeable.
Click Here to Advertise on My Blog
Kenneth T. Wessner, Chairman of the Board of Service Master company’s philosophy was shared in my sunday school lesson and you can learn more about it: http://www.evancarmichael.com/Sales/385/Mastery-can-be-a-valid-sales-goal–what-is-your-mission.html ( http://www.kiva.org/lender/EntrepreneursForAfrica ).
Luke 24:36-53
Verses 36-43 … Jesus Christ; Appearances Of Christ After His Resurrection; On the Day of His Resurrection; To the Ten, – Then Thomas
Verse 39 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Humanity; Christ’s Incarnation
Luke 24:39,42,43 … Jesus appeared in bodily/flesh form to His disciples and ate food with them. Their was eyewitnesses of Jesus walking – talking – eating after the grave which testifies that He arose from the dead.
(John 20:19-23; Luke 24:13; John 21:1; Acts 1:3; I Corinthians 15:6 – Reference Scriptures from Sunday School Book)
Verse 44 … Scripture; Characteristics of Scripture; Permanence and Fulfillment of Scripture
Verse 45 … Scripture; Promulgation of Scripture; Instruction in Scripture (Promulgation – decree, news, make know to the public)
Verse 46 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Resurrection
Verse 47 … Man Redeemed; Justification; Pardon, Promised … Pardon for Sins and Iniquities Promised
Verse 48 … Sacred Persons & Offices; Apostles; The Twelve; Special Duties, To Bear Witness
Verse 49 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Divinity; Performs the Works of God, In Bestowing Spiritual Blessings … The Holy Spirit Promised
Luke 24:44 … Jesus refreshed His disciples mind concerning the prophecies about Him.
Luke 24:46-47 …. Jesus suffering – death – resurrection was the only way for mankind to receive forgiveness for sins. Repentance and remissions of sins should be preached to all nations, in His name.
(Deuteronomy 18:15; Psalms/Tehillim 2:7, 22:14-18; Isaiah 53, 61:1; Luke 24:32,45; Acts 1:4-8; Acts 1:9-11)
Verse 50 … Jesus Christ; Appearance Of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To the Eleven at the Mount of Olives
Verse 51 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Ascension: Christ In Heaven; Christ’s Ascension
Verse 52 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Divinity; Christ Possesses the Attributes of God, Is an Object of Worship
Verse 53 … Sacred Places; Other Sacred Places; Among Christians, Who Used the Jewish Temple
Luke 24:50,51 …. Bethany – a village near Jerusalem, beyond the Jordan (John 1:28) and the Ascension of Christ was at Bethany.
Luke 24:52 … The disciples praised God in the temple.
(Exodus 34:14; John 4:24)
I Corinthians 15:1-8
Verses 1,2 … Scripture; Promulgation of Scripture; God’s Word Declared
Verse 3 … Jesus Christ; Offices of Christ; Our Propitiation (Propitiation – atonement) … Pardon for Sins and Iniquities Promised
Verse 4 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Resurrection
Verse 5 … Jesus Christ; Appearances of Christ After His Resurrection to Peter
Verse 6 … Jesus Christ; Appearances of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To Five Hundred Brethren at Once
Verse 7 … Jesus Christ; Appearances Of Christ After His Resurrection; At Other Times, To James
Verse 8 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Ascension: Christ In Heaven; Christ in Heaven
Scripture reference used/taken from: KJV Precious Promise Bible, KJV Topical Reference Bible & Reader’s Digest Oxford Complete Wordfinder
4-3-2013 ... Truth, Integrity & Honesty
April/May/June 2013 Devotional & Educational Quarterly Emphasis is covering “Building Character: Truth, Honesty, & Integrity.”
This devotion is designed to be studied once a week for adults, and once per month for children, juniors, and teenagers.
Devotional Scripture …. Proverbs 12:17
Topic Scripture … John 14:6, 14:9, 17:17, 18:37-38; Isaiah 9:2; Psalm/Tehillim 119:142
The lips of truth shall be established forever; but a lying tongue is but for a moment (Proverbs 12:19) … Key Verse
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Civil & Social Life; Manners & Customs; Discourse, Lying, & Its Exposure … The Upright are Blessed & Prospered ….. (now I realize that prosperity means different things to different people)
Do you remember the television game show that was once aired “To Tell The Truth?” We still have impostors like that today in different sectors in the secular as well as the christian world. But when God gets tired He will allow them to be exposed and sit them down.
Proverbs 12:17 … Man Redeemed; Duties & Graces of the New Life; Government of the Tongue
John 14:6 … Jesus Christ; Offices of Christ; Our Mediator
John 14:9 … Jesus Christ; Christ‘s Divinity; Is Made Equal With God
John 17:17 … Scripture; Characteristics Of Scripture; Perfection & Truth of Scripture
John 18:37 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Trial; Christ Replies
John 18:38 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Trial; Pilate’s Unwillingness to Condemn
Isaiah 9:2 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Journey to Galilee
Psalm/Tehillim 119:142 … Scripture; Characteristics of Scripture; Perfection & Truth of Scripture
Topic Scriptures … I Peter 1:23; I Peter 2:1-2
I Peter 1:23 … Man Redeemed; Effectual Calling; The Understanding Enlightened, The Truth Received …. Scripture; Advantages of Scripture; Sanctifying & Saving
I Peter 2:1 … Man Redeemed; Blessedness of The New Life; Love of Truth & Righteousness
I Peter 2:2 … Scripture; Advantages of Scripture; Satisfying Desire
Scripture reference used/taken from: KJV Topical Reference Bible & KJV Precious Promise Bible
This devotion is designed to be studied once a week for adults, and once per month for children, juniors, and teenagers.
Devotional Scripture …. Proverbs 12:17
Topic Scripture … John 14:6, 14:9, 17:17, 18:37-38; Isaiah 9:2; Psalm/Tehillim 119:142
The lips of truth shall be established forever; but a lying tongue is but for a moment (Proverbs 12:19) … Key Verse
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Civil & Social Life; Manners & Customs; Discourse, Lying, & Its Exposure … The Upright are Blessed & Prospered ….. (now I realize that prosperity means different things to different people)
Do you remember the television game show that was once aired “To Tell The Truth?” We still have impostors like that today in different sectors in the secular as well as the christian world. But when God gets tired He will allow them to be exposed and sit them down.
Proverbs 12:17 … Man Redeemed; Duties & Graces of the New Life; Government of the Tongue
John 14:6 … Jesus Christ; Offices of Christ; Our Mediator
John 14:9 … Jesus Christ; Christ‘s Divinity; Is Made Equal With God
John 17:17 … Scripture; Characteristics Of Scripture; Perfection & Truth of Scripture
John 18:37 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Trial; Christ Replies
John 18:38 … Jesus Christ; Christ’s Trial; Pilate’s Unwillingness to Condemn
Isaiah 9:2 … Jesus Christ; Prophecies Concerning Christ; Journey to Galilee
Psalm/Tehillim 119:142 … Scripture; Characteristics of Scripture; Perfection & Truth of Scripture
Topic Scriptures … I Peter 1:23; I Peter 2:1-2
I Peter 1:23 … Man Redeemed; Effectual Calling; The Understanding Enlightened, The Truth Received …. Scripture; Advantages of Scripture; Sanctifying & Saving
I Peter 2:1 … Man Redeemed; Blessedness of The New Life; Love of Truth & Righteousness
I Peter 2:2 … Scripture; Advantages of Scripture; Satisfying Desire
Scripture reference used/taken from: KJV Topical Reference Bible & KJV Precious Promise Bible
Thursday, April 4, 2013
April/May/June 2013 Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events for April/May/June 2013.
There may be more events, but these are the ones that I chose to share.
April
April 1 – April Fool’s Day
Autism Awareness Month
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May
May 12 – Mother’s Day
May 18 – Armed Forces Day
May 27 – Memorial Day
Graduation Month
This month is also set aside to mentor-coach those with disabilities… such as personal development could lead to employment via of job training as well aid to self-esteem, social skills and being productive in the home, communities and places of worship. (I do realize that there could be some exceptions to this situation) ……… I personally know of one person who has a full time home business and another person who work a part-time job.
June
June 14 – Flag Day
June 16 – Father’s Day
June 21 – First Day of Summer
Professional Counseling/Therapy and early warning signs detection for children with disabilities
There may be more events, but these are the ones that I chose to share.
April
April 1 – April Fool’s Day
Autism Awareness Month
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May
May 12 – Mother’s Day
May 18 – Armed Forces Day
May 27 – Memorial Day
Graduation Month
This month is also set aside to mentor-coach those with disabilities… such as personal development could lead to employment via of job training as well aid to self-esteem, social skills and being productive in the home, communities and places of worship. (I do realize that there could be some exceptions to this situation) ……… I personally know of one person who has a full time home business and another person who work a part-time job.
June
June 14 – Flag Day
June 16 – Father’s Day
June 21 – First Day of Summer
Professional Counseling/Therapy and early warning signs detection for children with disabilities
1 of 2 ... Promises Kept ... 4/7/2013
My Sunday School Lesson Bible Reading for the week of April 7,2013 is coming from the Book of I Corinthians, John and Luke.
You can make a promise(s), but if you do, let your yes be yes, and your no be no.
Place your trust in Christ not mankind for God is in control, no matter what circumstances comes up in life.
Monday – April 1, 2013 – Appearances of the Risen Lord – I Corinthians 15:1-8
Tuesday – April 2, 2013 – The Appearance to Mary Magdalene – John 20:11-18
Resurrection Appearances of Jesus/Yeshua … John 20:11-18
Wednesday – April 3, 2013 – The Appearance to Thomas – John 20:24-29
Resurrection Appearances of Jesus … John 20:24-29
Thursday – April 4,2013 – The Appearance to Seven Disciples – John 21:1-8
John 21:1-8 … The Appendix
The Appendix … the last two verses of John Chapter 20 probably constituted the ending of the Gospel. Probably John Chapter 21 as an appendix to clear up-explain a misunderstanding that had risen regarding Jesus’ words concerning the future of the beloved disciple (verses 20-23), and to restore Peter to a position of unique responsibility within the Church (verses 15-19).
Appendix … subsidiary matter at the end of a book or document.
Friday – April 5, 2013 – Breakfast with the Disciples – John 21:9-14
John 21:9-14 … Appendix
Saturday – April 6, 2013 – Simon Peter Called To Follow – John 21:15-19
John 21:15-19 … Appendix
Sunday – April 7, 2013 – You Are Witnesses of These Things – Luke 24:36-53
In the upper room … Luke 24:36-49
The Ascension of Jesus/Yeshua …. Luke 24:50-52
Personal Private Assignment:
Meditate on any promise to God and others that you have not followed through on/failed to keep. Ask God for grace to fulfill that/those promises according to His will.
Create a Private Journal/Diary of promises via of searching Scriptures of God’s promises to you regarding various concerns you face on your life’s journey.
My Personal Concerns …
June 8, 2010 I placed 3 areas of concerns in My Precious Promise Bible ad wrote Scriptures Chapters and verses concerning these.
One year later the second concern God answered my prayer.
May 13, 2011 I wrote on the back of this list and added another request.
My Scriptures with Promises are in the Old and New Testament.
Scripture & reference used/taken from: Zondervan Bible Commentary & Reader’s Digest Complete Wordfinder
You can make a promise(s), but if you do, let your yes be yes, and your no be no.
Place your trust in Christ not mankind for God is in control, no matter what circumstances comes up in life.
Monday – April 1, 2013 – Appearances of the Risen Lord – I Corinthians 15:1-8
Tuesday – April 2, 2013 – The Appearance to Mary Magdalene – John 20:11-18
Resurrection Appearances of Jesus/Yeshua … John 20:11-18
Wednesday – April 3, 2013 – The Appearance to Thomas – John 20:24-29
Resurrection Appearances of Jesus … John 20:24-29
Thursday – April 4,2013 – The Appearance to Seven Disciples – John 21:1-8
John 21:1-8 … The Appendix
The Appendix … the last two verses of John Chapter 20 probably constituted the ending of the Gospel. Probably John Chapter 21 as an appendix to clear up-explain a misunderstanding that had risen regarding Jesus’ words concerning the future of the beloved disciple (verses 20-23), and to restore Peter to a position of unique responsibility within the Church (verses 15-19).
Appendix … subsidiary matter at the end of a book or document.
Friday – April 5, 2013 – Breakfast with the Disciples – John 21:9-14
John 21:9-14 … Appendix
Saturday – April 6, 2013 – Simon Peter Called To Follow – John 21:15-19
John 21:15-19 … Appendix
Sunday – April 7, 2013 – You Are Witnesses of These Things – Luke 24:36-53
In the upper room … Luke 24:36-49
The Ascension of Jesus/Yeshua …. Luke 24:50-52
Personal Private Assignment:
Meditate on any promise to God and others that you have not followed through on/failed to keep. Ask God for grace to fulfill that/those promises according to His will.
Create a Private Journal/Diary of promises via of searching Scriptures of God’s promises to you regarding various concerns you face on your life’s journey.
My Personal Concerns …
June 8, 2010 I placed 3 areas of concerns in My Precious Promise Bible ad wrote Scriptures Chapters and verses concerning these.
One year later the second concern God answered my prayer.
May 13, 2011 I wrote on the back of this list and added another request.
My Scriptures with Promises are in the Old and New Testament.
Scripture & reference used/taken from: Zondervan Bible Commentary & Reader’s Digest Complete Wordfinder
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