Posted on 11/13/2023 6:00:02 PM PST 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!
My first AF assignment, 1983-1984.
I really enjoyed my time there.
Howdy, lauren. *Hugz*
Did you get a nice soaking over the weekend?
Howdy, PRO.
How are things out your way? Did you have a good weekend?
Spend some time with Robin and those silly pups?
Had a good friend stationed at Clear Alaska lived at Fairbanks had his wife with him, I was stationed at King Salmon Alaska we use to talk on the direct line all the time. What a good time to remember
No visiting this weekend, she's still healing.
I did my usual watching college football all Saturday and then just lazed around yesterday, boring but a relaxing weekend.
Howz things your way?
Thanks, unique, for the road trippers!
~ Road Trip: Clear Space Force Station, Alaska ~
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(((HUGS)))
A relaxing weekend sounds pretty good!
I hope Robin’s healing is progressing well.
Things is ok here, I reckon. Chilly and damp Friday so it was a bit slow at the museum. Saturday was much nicer and we went non-stop that day. Yesterday was non-go while I recuperated from Saturday. LOL
Not sure how things will go this coming weekend at the museum. Friday is SUPPOSED to be wet and Saturday will be right chilly. I hope we have folks stop by the museum anyway since it’s our last weekend open until next spring. :-(
Good evening SkyDancer, great to see you!
We did! YAY! And more on the way this week.
And I hope you did as well!
Good evening to you wild74, thank you for joining us this evening!
Bible in a Year:
I will forgive their wickedness and will remember their sins no more.
The truck was utterly totaled that December morning in 1992. God had spared me. But what about my grandfather? What would he say? In fact, he never said a single word about the truck. Not one. There was no scolding, no repayment plan, nothing. Just forgiveness. And a grandfather’s smile that I was okay.
My grandfather’s grace reminds me of God’s grace in Jeremiah 31. There, despite their tremendous failings, God promises a restored relationship with His people, saying, “I will forgive their wickedness and will remember their sins no more” (v. 34).
I’m sure my grandfather never forgot that I’d wrecked his truck. But he acted just like God does here, not remembering it, not shaming me, not making me work to repay the debt I rightfully owed. Just as God says He’ll do, my grandfather chose to remember it no more, as if the destructive thing I’d done had never happened. .
Reflect & Pray
How should God’s forgiveness affect how you see your failures? How can you show others grace?
Father, thank You for Your forgiveness. When I cling to my shame, help me to recall that, in Christ, You remember my sins no more.
Learn more about the importance of offering forgiveness to others.
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