Friday, November 28, 2008
Bedtime!
Libs is high maintenance at bedtime. She has to pick out her jammies, read, pray, nightlight, and mask!
Monday, November 24, 2008
Huh?
Too funny. Levi was nonchalantly walking by the Monday night football game last week chomping on an apple. He looked up at the tv and saw a row of black football players on the sidelines. He finished chewing and remarked, "Huh, I see Obama's playing football now," and walked away.
Jace is big!
Jace was so cute tonight! When I was walking out of his room I said, "How'd you like the rearranging of your room?" He said, "I liked it. My closet looked so empty." I had gotten rid of a bunch of his "kid toys." I said, "It looks so nice." He said as I was walking away, "I'm big. I'm getting big too fast. I want to stay young!" I thought it was so funny because I NEVER wanted to stay little. I always wanted to grow up quick! NOW, of course, I wanna start over and change my whole life!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Hate em
I hate electronics
Ipods
Computers
CD players
MP3 Players
Cameras
Everything I touch that is electronic breaks. I hate them all!
I need new ones.
Ipods
Computers
CD players
MP3 Players
Cameras
Everything I touch that is electronic breaks. I hate them all!
I need new ones.
I HAD to have it!
Friday, November 14, 2008
Relax people!
Why Obama May Not Be the Antichrist
by Michael Mckinley
In the past week and a half, I have been fielding more than my normal number of questions from people about the antichrist. It seems that the election results have gone in ways that make some Christians fear that the end times are upon us and evil is making its climactic rise to challenge the authority of God.
Now first let me say that, as much as I am sinfully tempted to snigger at people who see the Book of Revelation under every rock, Christians certainly need to be wise and watchful as they live in a fallen world. So maybe the president-elect is the antichrist. But then again, maybe Tony Romo is. Time will tell. As an Eagles fan, you know which way I'm leaning.
Here's what I think about the question, though:
I don't know if Obama is a Christian or not. If he's not, then he's antichrist in the sense that anyone who is not for Jesus is against him (Luke 11:23). But then so is my next door neighbor who smokes pot in his garage until 5:00 AM on Sunday mornings. Whether or not the president-elect is for Jesus or against him isn't my call to make.
But more importantly, this question seems to take a very America-centric view of eschatology. Monsters like Hitler, Idi Amin, Pol Pot, and Josef Stalin have all risen and fallen and have not been the harbinger of the end times. But this guy wants to socialize our health care, and Jesus is supposed to be so enraged that he will come storming back to save us?
Please. The Christian faith is doing great. Christ's church is being built. The gospel is exploding in other parts of the world. It's not the end of the world... just because you think America's going down the tubes or because you don't like the guy elected to lead one branch of the government for the next four years.
If you're struggling... just take a deep breath, put down your copy of Left Behind, and pray for the president-elect.
by Michael Mckinley
In the past week and a half, I have been fielding more than my normal number of questions from people about the antichrist. It seems that the election results have gone in ways that make some Christians fear that the end times are upon us and evil is making its climactic rise to challenge the authority of God.
Now first let me say that, as much as I am sinfully tempted to snigger at people who see the Book of Revelation under every rock, Christians certainly need to be wise and watchful as they live in a fallen world. So maybe the president-elect is the antichrist. But then again, maybe Tony Romo is. Time will tell. As an Eagles fan, you know which way I'm leaning.
Here's what I think about the question, though:
I don't know if Obama is a Christian or not. If he's not, then he's antichrist in the sense that anyone who is not for Jesus is against him (Luke 11:23). But then so is my next door neighbor who smokes pot in his garage until 5:00 AM on Sunday mornings. Whether or not the president-elect is for Jesus or against him isn't my call to make.
But more importantly, this question seems to take a very America-centric view of eschatology. Monsters like Hitler, Idi Amin, Pol Pot, and Josef Stalin have all risen and fallen and have not been the harbinger of the end times. But this guy wants to socialize our health care, and Jesus is supposed to be so enraged that he will come storming back to save us?
Please. The Christian faith is doing great. Christ's church is being built. The gospel is exploding in other parts of the world. It's not the end of the world... just because you think America's going down the tubes or because you don't like the guy elected to lead one branch of the government for the next four years.
If you're struggling... just take a deep breath, put down your copy of Left Behind, and pray for the president-elect.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Levis favorite breakfast
Monday, November 10, 2008
Sunday, November 09, 2008
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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