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Shortened 23rd Psalm - this is perfect!

A Sunday School teacher who asked her group of children if anyone could quote the entire 23rd Psalm.

A golden-haired, four-and-a-half-year-old girl was among those who raised their hands. A bit skeptical, the teacher asked if she could really quote the entire psalm.

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Assessing Character (part 1)
By Bob Burg, author of "Winning Without Intimidation: How to
Master the Art of Positive Persuasion"

There's a saying that a good way to judge someone's character
is by how he or she treats those who cannot do anything for
them. What's interesting is that for the person doing the
"treating," this goes much further than just being a nice
person


Winters Retreat

Tiny sprigs of bright green grass pushed hard against the frozen ground, breaking through earth’s chilled crust to be warmed by the breath of spring, despite winter’s last attempt at prolonging itself. But as had already been declared by the witness of the groundhog’s shadow, spring had won her place and winter must now retreat.


Dear whomever,

Pastor _____ praised the woman for making a deal with her husband.. "Honey you go with me to church and I promise you will get some." ... Pastor called this.. Evangelism.

He isn’t suggesting that women give or withhold sex as a way to motivate their husbands to submit to God's will .. is he?


Creating Memories that Will Last a Lifetime
by Jeffrey Mayer 

She opened the door, walked into my office, looked me straight in the eyes, and with a stern, somber tone of voice said, "The weather's  supposed to be nice this weekend and we're going apple picking. Do you want to come?"

I was completely taken off guard. I spend so much time at my 
desk - even working on weekends - that I hadn't realized summer 
had come and gone and fall had arrived.

I thought for a brief moment, and answered with an enthusiastic 
"YES! Let's do it."


Each Day Is a New Day
By: Abraham J. Twerski, M.D.

There is probably nothing as destructive to a marriage, or for that matter, to all family relationships, as allowing oneself to become bored with other family members. People who are thrill- seekers and who find their relationship to have become routine may think that another relationship will provide the excitement they seek.

I don't like to inject a note of sadness, but sometimes we do not value something unless we realize we may lose it. Each day we have our parents, spouse, siblings, and children should be a new day. They are a gift to us today.


Where are you?
 © 2003
 Julie Jordan Scott 
 
Surrounded by cars in the midst of Saturday afternoon traffic, I glanced at my brother John.  I was in the midst of a  quandary.

Traffic was heavy on the Southern Orange County freeways on
this beach friendly Saturday afternoon so I opted to drive on
roads that were unfamiliar to me believing it would save me both time and frustration.
 
I knew basically which direction to take to get to the destination in question, I just wasn't clear on this particular point on the map. John most likely wouldn't be much help, or so I thought.


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