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Jesus Is Always True

I'm So Glad I Know the Lord Do You Know Him, Too?

Cooling the Apple Pies In the Windows

Remembering Mother's Day

The Beautiful Pink Daffodils

I Once Was Lost But Now I See

Mom's Gardenia Bush

The Wind and the Waves

Remembering Dad and Mom

The Beautiful Camellias

The Green Grass Of Home

The Love Of One Brother For Another

He Came Alone

Mother's Day In Heaven

I''d Rather Have Jesus

Jesus is Real

The Ringing of the Christmas Bells

Courtney and Ronnie Are My Mentors

Zandra Sees the Robin

The Love Of His Life Has Passed Away

Praise the Lord

Lyle--A Man of Many Talents

Ronnie and His Invaluableness

Ronnie--A Man With A Purpose

The Happiness of the Birds Is God's Gift To All People

Be One That Circumspectly Walks to Please God

Mom's Desire to Please God Is For All Time

Lyle Is a Treasured Man Whom I Care and Love

Ronnie and His Desire to Love Others

The Birds From God Gently Sing

Ronnie--a Man of Truth Always

Give of Your Best to Jesus All the Time

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Make EachSunday a Red Lettered Sunday

Sundays truly a part of the week of course but how many of us recognize that it is the first day of the week.
Throughout the year are some red lettered days we see on our calendars.
Few people see the Sundays we have within the year are different colors than the normal color we see for the other days.
It is; in this respect, that we should honor Sunday and share it with God as His one day of rest.
Do you wonder it got to be the first day?
It is due to Jesus dying on the cross for us and raising again the third day as He said He would.
Everything that we know changed and for the better for God has a statement to make which He is most proud of His Son--Jesus.
So, it is our responsibility to honor Sunday as more than only a day when it is a red lettered day set apart for God and Jesus.
Do the Lord right with honoring Sundays with accepting it as a red lettered day.
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