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Posted on 09/13/2019 6:05:25 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska
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Hi!
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Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:
Artist/s - Song Names:
01 Pete Nater With Frankie Vazquez On Vocals - Fajardo's Charanga
Oscar 'Pitin' Sanchez - El Carino Es Como Una Flor
Oscar 'Pitin' Sanchez - Tengo Todo Excepto a Ti
Oscar D'Leon - Lucia
Papo Pepin Y Su Orquesta - Our Day Will Come
Papo Pepin Y Su Orquesta - Tumba El Quinto
Paquito D'Rivera - Manteca
Paquito Guzman - Cinco Noches
Pedro Arroyo - Cantare Con Una Orquesta
Pedro Jesus - Amar Es Algo Mas
Pequeno Johnny Rivero - Fuego, Fuego
Perez Prado - Voodoo Suite ( Afro - Cuban Jazz Suite )
Pete 'El Conde' Rodriguez - Bailando Contigo
Pete 'El Conde' Rodriguez - Tumbakutun
Pete And Sheila Escovedo - Azteca Mozambique
Pete And Sheila Escovedo - Solo Tu
Pitusa - Tambores De Guerra
Poncho Sanchez - Icon
Puerto Rican Power - Jugete De Nadie
Puerto Rican Power - Si Pero No
Puerto Rican Power Orchestra - Cuando Faltas Tu
Pulpo - Intense
Pulpo - Sonero Mayor
Pupy Y Los Que Son Son - La Borrachera
Que Cosa - En Mi Barrio
Quinto Mayor - Que Viva La Salsa
Quinto Mayor - Trucutu
Raices Esenciales - Guerrero De Bronce
Raices Esenciales - No Me Interesa
Ramon Rodriguez - La Rumba
Willy Chirino - Hielo
Yuri Buenaventura Y Cheo Feliciano - Palo Y Cuero
Hi Everybody!
(((HUGS)))
Dudess! ;-)
Good evening, Publius, and thank you for Rachmaninov’s “The Star Spangled Banner”.
Bible in a Year : Proverbs 19–21; 2 Corinthians 7
They would not openly acknowledge their faith for fear. John 12:42 The film Paul, Apostle of Christ takes an unflinching look at persecution in the early days of the church. Even the movie’s minor characters reveal how dangerous it was to follow Jesus. Consider these roles listed in the credits: Beaten Woman; Beaten Man; Christian Victims 1, 2, and 3.
Identifying with Christ often came at a high cost. And in much of the world, it’s still dangerous to follow Jesus. Many in the church today can relate to that kind of persecution. Some of us, however, may feel “persecuted” prematurely—outraged any time our faith is mocked or we suspect we were passed over for a promotion because of our beliefs.
Obviously, there’s a colossal difference between sacrificing social status and sacrificing our lives. Realistically, though, self-interest, financial stability, and social acceptance have always been intense human motivators. We see this in the actions of some of Jesus’s earliest converts. The apostle John reports that, mere days before Jesus’s crucifixion, although most Israelites were still rejecting Him (John 12:37), many “even among the leaders believed” (v. 42). However, “They would not openly acknowledge their faith . . . for they loved human praise more than praise from God” (vv. 42–43).
Today we still face societal pressures (and worse) to keep our faith in Christ hidden. Whatever the cost, let’s stand together as a people who seek God’s approval more than human praise.
We might be tempted to judge the early believers who hid their faith, but are we any different? Are there times we choose to be quiet so we can hide our identification with Jesus?
Jesus, I want to be a close friend of Yours.
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Good evening, Biggirl...pull up a chair and enjoy some music.
How's the late summer treating you?
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