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managing it well will determine who will want to fly. . . |
binaflexia:Nice one |
too many passes=one goal. hope holland gets the gist |
THANK YOU JEHOVAH. . . YOU HAVE ALL TO ME, . THANK YOU thanks Mum and Dad thanks Pst EA thanks sweetheart thanks sibs thanks mgr thanks all |
good one. . . |
=========================== TODAY'S ARTICLE ========================== A Visit to the Dentist, by Steve Ridgell Preventative care. That’s what my dentist calls these every six month visits. They clean my teeth. Sometimes they take x-rays to look for problems. They remind me to floss. Then I write a check. I am always tempted to skip these visits. It is not like I refuse to go to the dentist. If I get a toothache, or have a problem, I would be there as soon as I could. He reminds me that if I keep doing preventative care, I won’t have to come see him because something is wrong. Take care of things now and avoid the major work later. It makes sense and the smart thing to do is to follow his advice. In fact, you would think I don’t value my teeth if I neglected them until I had a problem. So why not apply that same principle to our relationship with God? Why neglect the everyday care of that relationship, but quickly ask God for help when life gets difficult. Maybe regular attention to what God says would prevent major problems in my life. And if I talked to God on a daily basis I would be more equipped to face life’s problems. I wonder how God feels when I neglect to regularly put attention on my relationship with Him. God does not desire our relationship with Him to only be about crisis management. He wants us in a relationship that includes regular care and maintenance. He is certainly capable of handling the crisis in my life. He has proved that. But that is not the extent of our connection. I like my teeth so I will keep up my daily brushing and flossing. I will continue my regular dental check-ups. I’ll be healthier and happier for it. And I am going to give daily attention to my relationship with God. I’ll be healthier and happier for it … both now and forever. If you want to know more about being in a relationship with God, write me at steve@hopeforlife.org. Or join the blog discussion at www.hopeforlife.org. Is God more important to you than your teeth? |
Bible Promises -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Matthew 7:7 Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. |
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Good work Mr. Governor, But this is just a square in benin town, can the works be extended to touch the benin man elsewhere. |
Good Nation Good People GREAT GOD |
Egg Sandwich Ingredients: 4 Large Hard Boiled Eggs 2 Tablespoons Ounce Mayonnaise 2 Tablespoons Ounce Plain Yogurt 1 Teaspoon Curry powder 1 Tablespoon Dried Lavender Buds 6 Slices White Potato Bread Information: Serving Size 3 325 Calories Per Serving 14 Grams Of Fat Cooking Directions: Work with a fork and gently combine all ingredients and mash until well mixed, or until you reach you desired consistency. Place an even amount on 3 slices of potato bread. Top each with remaining slices of bread. Top with a green olive and serve. |
Just wish you guys can stop this non***** and talk proper on how to better this sphere |
Just wish you guys can stop this non***** and talk proper |
right on . . . |
Oba234:or maybe just 10 Parliamentarians from Britain. . . might as well resign in South Africa |
The president should discourage such. . . it's wasteful |
Praying. . . |
exago:nothing is wrong with this Nation, give a different set of people same oppurtunity and they will do better. |
davidif:Nothing . . . |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=458387.msg6176896#msg6176896 date=1276022520][color=deeppink]And what effect would the protests have on the armed robbery problem. It doesn't make sense, Do they expect the robbers to care or something?[/color] [/quote]@mama-gee pls read. . .Robbers Threaten to Invade Banks in Abia From Emmanuel Ugwu in Umuahia, 06.08.2010 http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=175209 A rash of security beef up has commenced at commercial banks in Umuahia, the capital of Abia state, following a threat letter allegedly sent by armed robbers asking the banks to prepare to be invaded like it happened in Aba last week. Similar letter and the subsequent armed robbery attacks on commercial banks operating in Aba caused the banks to close shops since last Wednesday thereby paralysing business activities in the commercial and industrial nerve centre of Abia state. To avert possible armed robbery attacks, banks in Umuahia have beefed up security around their premises, even to the discomfort of their customers, who are subjected to serious security scrutiny before being allowed into the bank halls to access banking services. In some banks, customers were not allowed to drive into the premises leaving a long queue of vehicles along the streets where such banks are located and also in the adjoining streets. As expected, bank customers are already agonising over the extra checks they were made to undergo in order to transact businesses in their banks but opinions were divided as some said they didn’t mind so long as it would guarantee security given the experience of banks in Aba. It would be recalled that when the criminals allegedly wrote some banks in Aba informing them that they were coming for a nefarious visit the threat letters were ignored and the armed robbers eventually invaded the banks to the consternation of the affected banks that lost huge sums of money to the invading hoodlums. There has also been noticeable influx of security men into Umuahia drawn from formations in other states. One of such detachment from Kaduna is camped at Union Primary School Afara waiting to be mobilised as at press time. The security situation in Abia appears to have worsened following the set back suffered by the amnesty programme of the state government when the extended deadline expired on Sunday. A combined team of soldiers and policemen was said to have thrown a spanner in the works when they stormed one of the centres where repentant criminals were expected to surrender their arms and register for rehabilitation package by Abia government in collaboration with the federal government. |
does not work that way again bro, . |
congrats. . . keep clean too |
Eva Young:Really nice. Pls can you do a re-make of your site, I would prefer going straight to stuff for guys, then going thru all stuff. . . |
Anyone with wedding rings inhouse |
hp I guess honeric01: |
Your mind says "you are not in control of the situation", you flip. Signals are sent to your body. . You are overwhelmed, The heart freezes Only Having the ONE who can keep all of Life under-control is capable of giving you Hypertensive-free Peace. . . People with their minds set on you, You keep completely whole, Steady on their feet, Because they keep at it and don't quit. Isaiah 26:3 (The Message) To give light to them that sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace Luke 1:79 [b]I give you peace, the kind of peace that only I can give. It isn't like the peace that this world can give. So don't be worried or afraid.[/b] John 14:27 (Contemporary English Version) You will guard him and keep him in perfect and constant peace whose mind [both its inclination and its character] is stayed on You, because he commits himself to You, leans on You, and hopes confidently in You. Isaiah 26:3 (Amplified Bible) |
lagerwhenindoubt:get serious. . . |
[/quote]@mama-gee pls read. . .