Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Good Morning!  Chilly again this morning, but no wind.  By the time I passed 5 miles I was peeling clothes, I am excited about running in 50’s.  Mizzou about gave me a heart attack last night.  I was at a Banquet, couldn’t watch the game, kept checking my iphone, we are ahead, behind, back and forth, the game goes into OT, we win.  Crazy we should have blown them off the court.  Hmm.  Hope Saturday they play better against Kansas.  Hope to see many of you out tonight.   Great meal, great fellowship, see you about 5:00.       Have a great day!

“And the word of Samuel came to all Israel..”      Samuel 4:1

What makes the word of Samuel come to a nation?  Samuel after all is a child, at least a young man.  He has been in the hand of God since before he was born.  One could say we are all in the hand of the Lord, but some of us are molded by the hand of the Lord, and some of us are a thorn in the hand of the Lord.  Samuel is molded and used in a powerful way.  The Spirit of God is clearly in Samuel and speaks through him, it is clear to everyone that Samuel is a prophet.  Whose words do we listen to?  Just a thought for today.

Yesterday’s question: Mud Island is a recreation area in what large city named for a biblical port?   Memphis   Barb Davis is our winner today.

Today’s question: What city with a biblical name lies on the Delaware River?

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Have a great day!

In Christ,

Doug

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