You may select 5 of the following items and add them to your cart. Remember that some of these are gender specific. You may choose only five, so pick wisely.
Fruits of the Spirit:
Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Goodness, Kindness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, Self-Control
Tool Department:
Public Speaking, Writing, Artistic Ability, Business Sense, Organization Skills.
Educational:
Wisdom, Understanding, Truth, Knowledge
Misc. Spiritual Needs:
Mercy, Grace, Hope, Happiness, Humility, Boldness
Women’s Wear:
Teacher, Leader, Mentor, Counselor, Personal Evangelist
Men’s Wear:
Elder, Deacon, Preacher, Teacher, Leader, Mentor, Counselor, Personal Evangelist
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Showing posts with label spirituality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spirituality. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Posers
If you remember the old "Merv Griffin Show," then perhaps you will remember the episode when Merv had a body-builder on the program as a guest. Mr. Griffin asked the man why he developed some of his particular muscles to such a degree. Without an answer the man flexed and the audience applauded. Again, he asked, "But what do you use those muscles for?" Once more the giant showed his defined figure, pumping his biceps. Finally, Griffin asked once more what he used all of his muscles for?! The body-builder didn't have an answer.
I am pretty sure that many of you readers out there know a good portion of the Bible. You may know about the church, worship, how to pray, teach lessons, et cetera. Many of us, by perpetual activity and the providence of being raised in the kingdom of God, are well-defined. We have the goods, but what have we developed them for? May God help us not to just be posers.
I am pretty sure that many of you readers out there know a good portion of the Bible. You may know about the church, worship, how to pray, teach lessons, et cetera. Many of us, by perpetual activity and the providence of being raised in the kingdom of God, are well-defined. We have the goods, but what have we developed them for? May God help us not to just be posers.
"But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves." ~ James 1:22
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