I want to pay tribute to wonderful people I have known, the wonderful country in which I live, the communities in which I have lived, the churches who have claimed me as their own, the God who sends shivers down my back when I really give him a portion of my time—well, maybe not shivers but tears flow easily in some of those most priceless times.
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COMFORT FOR A BROKEN FATHER
About six or seven of us were sitting at a round table enjoying one of those Sunday dinners that Southern Baptists are famous for. He was sharing a bit from his past history as we all were – a get … Continue reading
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Tagged comfort, drugs, fathers, fathers' day, medical drugs, suicide
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“THE” MAN
Jesus is the Being who lived, laughed, loved, in the manner with which I can identify. He also carried the same sorrows which I sometimes carry. In all those ways, he modeled behavior which was pleasing to his Father. In … Continue reading
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Tagged fathers' day, Jesus, Jesus only way, men
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MEN
Men, men, what would I do without them? I am blessed with many good men in my life: Sons, Grand-sons, Brother, Brothers-in-law, Nephews, Pastor, and Friends – And most of all, my husband, Sammy. Without him —- Instead of picking … Continue reading
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Tagged fathers' day, gender, love, marriage, men, thanks
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NO SUBSTITUTE FOR FATHER GOD
HAVE YOU NOTICED Mark 3:34-35? When Jesus said those who do God’s will “will be my brother, sister, and mother.” He did not say anyone else would be his father. No one could take the place of his Father. We … Continue reading
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Tagged fathers' day, God the Father, Mark 3:34-35
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MEET THOMAS HAYES
This father’s day salute goes to Rev. Thomas Hayes, my father-in-law and spiritual leader for many years of my life. To my blogging friends who did not know him, a bit of an introduction. One of Tom’s daughters, an English … Continue reading
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Tagged father-in-law, fathers' day, Hayes family
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TAKING CHILD TO JESUS
“Welcome your wandering child back home,” will likely be good advice given from pulpits this Sunday, Father’s Day. And it is a good one and it is scripture based on the story of the Prodigal Son. This is tied to … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, family, fathers, fathers' day, generations, grandfathers, principles for fathers, take child to Jesus
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TOUGH AND TENDER – Fathers
“I won,” said Papa Sammy. Six-year-old Pete sat sad faced. Not only had he lost but he lost by 28 Uno cards! He quietly and thoughtfully said, “Can I call my Dad?” Call his Dad! Pete lost the game … Continue reading
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Tagged family, fathers, fathers' day, men, tribute to men
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LET’S HEAR IT FOR ALEX
THIS IS NOT A POST FOR MEN! This is a post for women mostly younger than I. (Who is not?) My generation started the “women in the work force” movement – the time for women to be free – whoopee! … Continue reading
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Tagged equality, fathers, fathers' day, feminism, men, women in politics, working women
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GOD, THE IDEAL FATHER
What characteristics would you want in an ideal Father? He would keep you fed, clothed, and sheltered. He would keep you safe (fight the bullies for you). He would love you. You could tell him everything. He would give you … Continue reading
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Tagged creation of man, fathers' day, God the Father, Jehovah names, Maslow, needs
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A PLACE IN MY HEART
My first father’s day salute goes to Rev. Thomas Hayes, my father-in-law and spiritual leader for many years of my life. To my blogging friends who did not know him, a bit of an introduction. One of Tom’s daughters, an … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, aging, character study, Christian, family, fathers' day, honor, immigrant, marriage, preacher, stereotypes', tributes
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