I fell trough on my promise to blog everyday but here goes....
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! Amazing how good life can be!
We have had a few snags and bridges but all in all LIFE IS GODLY GOOD!
We are living in The Un-Christian era...Christians should attempt to read this book.
Un-Christian by David Kinnaman
Here is some Quotes:
Eight out of ten students participate in church during their teenage years, but most of them will take a permanent detour from active faith at some point soon after they get their driver’s licenses. . . . The vast majority will cross over to the other side; pronouncing Christianity boring, irrelevant, and out of touch. . . . If a young person is not challenged by hands-on personal ministry, their faith will likely be sidetracked and even sabotaged. For some, that hands-on experience is a mission project across the ocean. For others, it’s a role in a family production or a place behind the ladle at a soup kitchen.
But within a decade, most of these young people will have left the church and will have placed emotional connection to Christianity on the shelf. For most of them, their faith was merely skin deep. (page 74)
More of the same lightweight exposure to Christianity, where a decision for Christ is portrayed as simple and costless, will fail to produce lasting faith in young people. (page 76)
Do not want this for my young people! I want to live Godly GOOD!! My Children will live Godly Good ! Forgiving and moving on from where I was yesterday! Dear God please forgive me and Place us where you NEED us most! We want to be Godly People to other Godly and Un godly people! AMEN
Monday, January 24, 2011
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Names...
The name Abbigail has the following meaning:
Derived from the Hebrew language, this name has the meaning "My Father is joyful". This biblical name was adopted by the Puritans and enjoyed vast popularity in the 18th century, before sinking into obscurity for a century. Afterwards, it was revived when old names became the fashion. Abigail is also an Old Testament character, who saved her husband from King David's wrath, and went on to marry King David after her husband's death.
The name Lyman has the following meaning:
From the valley or the meadow.
It is a male name, suitable for baby boys.Pronunciation
The name Lyman is pronounced as lye-mun
The name Christian has the following meaning:
A follower of Christ. "Annointed".
This name can be given to both baby boys and girls. It is a unisex name.Pronunciation
The name Christian is pronounced as kris-chen
The name Angela has the following meaning:
Means "Angelic" in Latin. Commonly recognised as the name of the spoilt elder sister in the popular cartoon "Rugrats".
This name can be given to both baby boys and girls. It is a unisex name.Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Life after Death
Today , I am going to be blogging about what I would like to happen when I die.
I will be with the almighty God! I love/loved my life!! My family! Just a few odds and ends that need taken care of....
1)Cremation is the way to roll.
2)Know that I LOVE/loved Lyman Bearden everyday of my life and forever more!!
3)Make sure that my kids are taken care of and dont let them fall astray from God or one another.
4) Pay off bills,Buy them a House So they will ALWAYS have a place to call home.
5)Build a little flower/garden for my ashes.
6) Dont Worry be Happy!! It is a beautiful day!! NO SAD SONGS !!
7) No BLACK ..because I loved all colors and Black just isnt a favorite of mine.
8)Let my MOM and DAD, Brothers and Sister Know they were so special to me and I loved them all very very much!
9) I like sunflowers!
10) Remember to LIVE ,because even after death there is life!
What I have becomes my childrens..for they are my legacy! If I do say so myself ...It is an awesome one! They are mighty people!
Might seem morbid to some ,but I have some weight lifted off my shoulders!!
I will be with the almighty God! I love/loved my life!! My family! Just a few odds and ends that need taken care of....
1)Cremation is the way to roll.
2)Know that I LOVE/loved Lyman Bearden everyday of my life and forever more!!
3)Make sure that my kids are taken care of and dont let them fall astray from God or one another.
4) Pay off bills,Buy them a House So they will ALWAYS have a place to call home.
5)Build a little flower/garden for my ashes.
6) Dont Worry be Happy!! It is a beautiful day!! NO SAD SONGS !!
7) No BLACK ..because I loved all colors and Black just isnt a favorite of mine.
8)Let my MOM and DAD, Brothers and Sister Know they were so special to me and I loved them all very very much!
9) I like sunflowers!
10) Remember to LIVE ,because even after death there is life!
What I have becomes my childrens..for they are my legacy! If I do say so myself ...It is an awesome one! They are mighty people!
Might seem morbid to some ,but I have some weight lifted off my shoulders!!
Monday, November 1, 2010
Imitation is the Best form of flattery!
Learning the concept of imitation is the best form of flattery:This is a picture of my girls and myself. The mouse in front would be Ms. Angie Pangie, smiles in the purple is Ms. Abbi DOO and the frowning fancy will be Ms.Princess LALA. When I grow up .. I wanna be like these girls. Their personalities are all so much different ,but when put together they make perfect harmony. They all have a little piece of my personality which flatters my soul to know that even when we think we do not make a difference or have an effect on this world,I look at these girls . My son is missing in this picture,but I can tell you these children are my form of flattery! I love them dearly!!!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
It's Been awhile!
It's been awhile! Going to do a quick mic check for my 1 follwer! This thing still on.
Promises: I promise to try and write in you everyday,be more creative and less whiny!
Promises: I promise to try and write in you everyday,be more creative and less whiny!
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Prayers Please
As these final days unfold..Our fast is almost at the end. Yea! BUT I am learning more and more things about myself and my walk with God.
My family is in need of prayers..My Uncle Dale is having Heart Bypasses tomorrow. My grandmother is not holding out very well. She is full of worries.
I have come to wonder things lately.. Do most "Christian's" attend church only to get something in return or is it because they truly love God and Going for the fellowship.
For instance:Someone was going to church ..wanted a pony ...didn't get the pony ...so they quit going to church?
God is not a God of Convenience ..he deserves us at ever season in our life!
Please Pray for our families!
My family is in need of prayers..My Uncle Dale is having Heart Bypasses tomorrow. My grandmother is not holding out very well. She is full of worries.
I have come to wonder things lately.. Do most "Christian's" attend church only to get something in return or is it because they truly love God and Going for the fellowship.
For instance:Someone was going to church ..wanted a pony ...didn't get the pony ...so they quit going to church?
God is not a God of Convenience ..he deserves us at ever season in our life!
Please Pray for our families!
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Senior guard’s play drives Springtown girls past Saginaw
SPRINGTOWN — In a physical game, with bodies bumping and crashing to the floor, Springtown senior Christian Cassity had the toughest assignment.
Drive to the bucket.
Springtown coach Ken Thompson figured she could find a lane somewhere against Saginaw’s zone defense, and he was right. His 5-foot-11 guard scored 19 points and put in a driving fourth-quarter layup that stabilized the game for the Porcupines in their 44-36 victory Friday night, earning them what could be a valuable District 6-4A sweep against the Rough Riders.
"We felt like this was a must-win for us," Thompson said.
Which meant finding a way to get inside against Saginaw, which would in turn mean going up against Saginaw post Karli Mellegard.
Any volunteers?
Mellegard made her presence felt, blocking four shots and collecting six rebounds for the Rough Riders (22-6, 7-2 district), but Cassity and fellow guards Christina Jack and Brooklyn Horton got points inside when necessary. Horton went 7-for-8 at the free-throw line in the fourth quarter.
Cassity sank a jumper to start the second half after Saginaw had closed the first half on a 7-0 run that cut the lead to 25-18. Late in the third quarter, after Saginaw’s Gionna Jackson (23 points, five steals) had converted a 3-point play to tie the game, Cassity’s put-back gave the Porcupines the lead back at 33-31.
And in the fourth quarter, after Saginaw missed a second-chance shot that could have cut the lead to one, Cassity drove the lane for a runner that made it 38-33 with 4:20 left and put Springtown (22-5, 8-1) back in control for good.
"We had to win," Cassity said after the matchup of two of the three teams who began the night tied for the 6-4A lead. "The whole team got together the night before and said we needed to win this game."
The Porcupines led 14-5 in the first quarter and 25-11 in the second quarter before Saginaw got its offense going. Jackson scored six consecutive points to cut the lead to 25-18 at the half, and Savanna Trimmer and Mellegard put together another 6-0 run to cut the lead to 27-24 in the third quarter.
But Cassity — who else? — scored the next four points for Springtown for a 31-26 lead, and after Saginaw tied the game, Cassity came through with her seventh and eighth points of the quarter, accounting for all of her team’s scoring in the period.
She also led the Porcupines with nine rebounds.
"The zone that Saginaw is playing right now is tough to score on," Thompson said. "Both teams played really good defense tonight. It was tough for both teams."
CARLOS MENDEZ, 817-390-7407
Drive to the bucket.
Springtown coach Ken Thompson figured she could find a lane somewhere against Saginaw’s zone defense, and he was right. His 5-foot-11 guard scored 19 points and put in a driving fourth-quarter layup that stabilized the game for the Porcupines in their 44-36 victory Friday night, earning them what could be a valuable District 6-4A sweep against the Rough Riders.
"We felt like this was a must-win for us," Thompson said.
Which meant finding a way to get inside against Saginaw, which would in turn mean going up against Saginaw post Karli Mellegard.
Any volunteers?
Mellegard made her presence felt, blocking four shots and collecting six rebounds for the Rough Riders (22-6, 7-2 district), but Cassity and fellow guards Christina Jack and Brooklyn Horton got points inside when necessary. Horton went 7-for-8 at the free-throw line in the fourth quarter.
Cassity sank a jumper to start the second half after Saginaw had closed the first half on a 7-0 run that cut the lead to 25-18. Late in the third quarter, after Saginaw’s Gionna Jackson (23 points, five steals) had converted a 3-point play to tie the game, Cassity’s put-back gave the Porcupines the lead back at 33-31.
And in the fourth quarter, after Saginaw missed a second-chance shot that could have cut the lead to one, Cassity drove the lane for a runner that made it 38-33 with 4:20 left and put Springtown (22-5, 8-1) back in control for good.
"We had to win," Cassity said after the matchup of two of the three teams who began the night tied for the 6-4A lead. "The whole team got together the night before and said we needed to win this game."
The Porcupines led 14-5 in the first quarter and 25-11 in the second quarter before Saginaw got its offense going. Jackson scored six consecutive points to cut the lead to 25-18 at the half, and Savanna Trimmer and Mellegard put together another 6-0 run to cut the lead to 27-24 in the third quarter.
But Cassity — who else? — scored the next four points for Springtown for a 31-26 lead, and after Saginaw tied the game, Cassity came through with her seventh and eighth points of the quarter, accounting for all of her team’s scoring in the period.
She also led the Porcupines with nine rebounds.
"The zone that Saginaw is playing right now is tough to score on," Thompson said. "Both teams played really good defense tonight. It was tough for both teams."
CARLOS MENDEZ, 817-390-7407
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