A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....03-12,13,14-04....T.G.I.F. at the Finest

Aquamarine; Billie

[WVNan]

Did you all get any snow last night?

No, no snow. We've been sunny for a few days now. Cold, but sunny. It was cold out at the campground. Bout froze my patooty.

[WVNan]

My goodness, 84 years old and still working! Prayers for George, big time.

[WVNan]

What a gorgeous picture. Makes me wish Spring would hurry up and get here.....sigh.

[WVNan]

Beautiful tree Sistah! I wish we were that far along with the blossoms, but alas, we are still in winter mode with the exception of a few hardy early ground blossoms and the first spikes of Daffodils breaking ground.

[WVNan]

Billie, Don't give up on me. I hardly have time to visit any more. I will grab a few minutes here and there through the day but seems I don't have time to stay long. I miss seeing you and pray that you are well and happy.

[MeekOneGOP]

I love this one Meekie.

Oh, thanks ! That little pic is turning into one of my favorites.
It is suitable for most ANY Kerry thread, imho.

[MeekOneGOP]

Mornin', everybody ! Happy Saturday !

[The Mayor]

Lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest! —John 4:35

Witnessing for Christ is never out of season.

[The Mayor]

March 13, 2004

Message For All Seasons

Read: Acts 5:31-42

Lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest! —John 4:35

Bible In One Year: Deuteronomy 20-22; Mark 13:21-37

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I'm a novice at growing flowers. But I've learned to appreciate the difference between annuals and perennials. Every spring I usually buy trays of annual bedding plants. Once in the ground, they immediately take root. Their brief life always ends with the autumn frosts, and the soil lies barren until my next annual spring planting. I prefer to plant perennial flowers. They go on living from year to year, and regularly bloom, flower, and reproduce.

Writer Eugene Harrison describes the evangelistic efforts of New Testament believers as "perennial" in nature. They didn't pour all their energies into once-a-year evangelistic efforts. Instead, according to Harrison, sharing the good news of Christ was "the supreme concern of every believer, every day in the year, in every place." In Acts 5:42 and 8:4, the scope of their witness is clear: They shared Christ and the gospel in the temple, in their homes, and in the marketplace, using the Spirit-given methods of preaching, teaching, and personal testimony.

Jesus taught that the season for spiritual harvest is always today (John 4:35). And the apostle Paul said that "now is the day of salvation" (2 Corinthians 6:2).

Be assured, there's never a time when the harvest is out of season. The fields are white today. —Joanie Yoder

Help us, Lord, to be a lifeline
To a dying world today,
Bringing hope to hopeless people
As we share salvation's way. —Sper

Witnessing for Christ is never out of season.

[Aquamarine]

[The Mayor]

Mornin Aqua!

[GailA]

Good Morning

[Aquamarine]

Found this Good Morning graphic and just had to take it over to Dell Picture Studio and add our names to it. :)

Beautiful message this morning...BTW.

[Aquamarine]

Yum! Think I'll go fry up some ham to go with those grits! :)

[The Mayor]

Mornin Gail

That is a cute pic of the kitties.
We saw the Passion again last night, this time with the youth group from our church.
Todays message
"Lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!"

So true!

[Pippin]

GOOD MORNING EVERYBODY!

[lonestar]

yummy

[MeekOneGOP]

Mornin' ! Must be Coffee Shop day ?? ...

[Pippin]

Nope!

I'm at the "lieberry"

As Nully puts it! :O)

[MeekOneGOP]

Here is another pic I fixed up, 'sorta'.

Actually, all I did was add the RED text to this picture ...