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Wednesday, October 5, 2011 |
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Have Our Work Cut Out for Us…Football Coaches at Westmoreland Junior High
School Can’t Bow Their Heads During Prayer by Order Of Jeremy Johnson, Sumner
County Schools Spokesman
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Little Things that Help Others |
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011 |
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A plainly dressed woman was noticed picking up something on a
poor slum street where ragged, barefoot children were accustomed to playing.
The policeman on the beat noticed the woman’s actions, and watched her very
suspiciously. Several times her saw her stoop, pick up something, and hide it
in her apron. Finally, he went up to her, and with a gruff voice demanded,
“What are you carrying off in your apron?” The timid woman did not answer at
first, whereupon the policeman, thinking she must have found something
valuable, threatened her with arrest if she did not show him what she had in
her apron. The woman opened her apron and revealed a handful of broken glass.
“What do you want with that stuff?”, asked the policeman. The woman replied, “I
just thought I would pick it up so the glass would not hurt the children’s
feet.”
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This is Just the First Inning |
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011 |
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devil’s ballgame isn’t over. This is just the first inning. The good guys haven’t
been to bat yet. Don’t throw in the towel now. Just wait to the ninth inning.
Then we’ll knock the devil out of the stadium. The good people of America aren’t
going to cower down to the forces of destruction.
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Shall We Cower to the Enemies of America and Christianity? |
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011 |
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Webster’s defines the word “cower” as: “to crouch quivering
in abject fear of something menacing or domineering.” Voices today say, “Be
quiet, they’ll haul you in and charge you for defying the atheists, liberals,
and knuckle-headed politicians.” Excuse me, but I thought we were living in
America, the land of the free. Did you enemies of God never hear of freedom of
speech? I, for one, will not be quiet, and I’m not afraid of the liberal
progressives who are attempting to silence God-loving and American-loving
citizens by spouting their propaganda designed to shut us up.
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From “Glad Tidings of Good Things” comes this, worth reading: |
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011 |
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Johnny Ramsey was one of my favorite preachers. He wrote the
following article for The Gospel Minutes, on some men who mocked God:
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