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Posted on 03/18/2019 5:58:14 PM PDT by laurenmarlowe
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Greetings to all at the Canteen!
To all our military men and women, past and present,
THANK YOU
for your service!
Howdy, lauren. *HUGZ*
You getting any reprieves lately or still being run ragged?
‘Evening, everyone...stay safe and keep the faith!
Hi Everybody!
(((HUGS)))
~ Road Trip: Utah Test and Training Range, Utah ~
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Son's over now, I bribed him to come over with pizza, LOL.
Hi MA!
*HUGS*
Hi left that other site!
*HUGS*
I really thought spring was here...but the temps are plummeting tonight!
Brrrrr
Bet you’ll be ready for a vacation by the end of those two months!
Plans for a trip to the east coast in the works?
Howdy, Kathy.
Did your efforts this weekend help smooth things out a little today?
Dang, you were warmer than we were. Only 52 fir the high this afternoon but at least it was sunny. Too windy for my taste though. And it filled the air with some sort of pollen that's wearing us out and leaves us feeling a little .....
Bet it didn't take but once mentioning that pizza to have your son skedaddling over there. LOL
Bible in a Year: Joshua 1–3; Mark 16
Continue in what you have learned and have become convinced of, because you know those from whom you learned it. 2 Timothy 3:14
Her name was long but her years were even longer. Madeline Harriet Orr Jackson Williams lived to be 101 years old, outliving two husbands. Both were preachers. Madeline was my grandmother, and we knew her as Momma. My siblings and I got to know her well; we lived in her home until her second husband whisked her away. Even then she was less than fifty miles away from us. Our grandmother was a hymn-singing, catechism-reciting, piano-playing, God-fearing woman, and my siblings and I have been marked by her faith.
According to 2 Timothy 1:3–7, Timothy’s grandmother Lois and his mother Eunice had a huge impact on his life. Their living and teaching were rooted in the soil of Scripture (v. 5; 2 Timothy 3:14–16) and eventually their faith blossomed in Timothy’s heart. His biblically based upbringing was not only foundational for his relationship with God, but it was also vital to his usefulness in the Lord’s service (1:6–7).
Today, as well as in Timothy’s time, God uses faithful women and men to mark future generations. Our prayers, words, actions, and service can be powerfully used by the Lord while we live and after we’re gone. That’s why my siblings and I still rehearse things that were passed on to us from Momma. My prayer is that Momma’s legacy will not stop with us.
How are you using your prayer, words, actions, and service to grow others in Jesus? What would you like your legacy to be?
I love “Road Trip”. It always makes me miss the military and I enjoy seeing other parts of the Armed Forces.
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