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World Smile Day happens every year on October 5, a day to remind us to smile more and be of good cheer. But I believe every day is a day to have a good expression on our faces and be of good spirit. “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance, but by the sorrow of…
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When it comes to church life, there are folks who are contempt with just showing up. They sit in their usual spot for a church service, pay their title, give a couple “amens” and “hallelujahs” and going home to resume their week. Other than that, they take no church positions, don’t participate, and don’t show…
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This month I have been reading Ellen G. White’s “Steps to Christ” , a book about building up your friendship with Jesus Christ. A couple of years ago I started the book, but somewhere during chapter 3 or 4 I must have gotten distracted with other things, because I hadn’t opened it since. Last week,…
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“A wise man maketh a glad father: but a foolish man despiseth his mother.” – Proverbs 15: 20 KJV When it comes to dating and marriage, I believe one aspect that is too often overlooked or dismissed is how a partner treats their parents. Parents are not just peers, they are people who carry you;…
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“Whoever guards his mouth and tongue keeps his soul from trouble.” – Proverbs 22:3 NKJV I think one of the biggest flaws of humankind is that we are not careful with what we say. I know we can’t please everyone with our words, but we do not have to seek to hurt anyone either. Whoever…
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Salutations friends and family. How is everyone doing? Monday , as I was getting off from a busy day at work , I received a notification from WordPress, which let me know that that particular day was a special day for me. I have been on WordPress for two years now! Two years of blogging.…
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“Wealth gained by dishonesty will be diminished, But he who gathers by labor will increase.” – Proverbs 13: 11 NKJV Though not all employers are Bible scholars or believers, isn’t it interesting how their policies can coordinate with scripture. Managers; supervisors, directors; etc. expect you to exceed their expectations, while abiding by their policies, which…
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