I'm back at it. I have entered into a associates degree in Nuclear Production Technologies. So far i have finished English 101 that was 5 years ago. Last semester i aced Healthful living which was an awesome class i learned a lot. Currently i'm taking COMM 101 which is Public Speaking. I love the class but as a result of a mix up i missed my first class and as of the second class i didn't have my book. The book should be here for my third class. So far the one class i took i really loved it. I gave my icebreaker speech and it went great.
Mike
NorthernBranches Photos
Since we have received such a positive response to my wifes BWCA give away I have decided to create my first photos available for purchase. You will find the page here I will be adding more this weekend as well as my paypal account.
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Ponderings
Pondering #1
"Who allows you to breathe who gives you breath" he asked
They respond "Well God does"
"If you receive your breath from God!" He exclaims
"What can you do for God?"
Is this like one worm asking another what can you do for man?
I don't know but it is bothering me i know not why.
Pondering #2
I posted a Why post this may fit in.
Jesus was born without sin and lived without sin then he became sin for us on the cross and was sacrificed for our sin. He knew no sin but yet he was a man sent to earth as a lamb to restore us.
We are born in sin - i believe we are under grace until we are of an accountable age. Then as we understand our sin we repent of it turn away from it and spend the rest of our lives avoiding it.
(KJV) Romans 6:6 Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with [him], that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sin.
Caveat what if we are born of sin or into sin but raised in a strict-holiness-legalistic-denomination oh what am i to do? Is this the same as someone who is born American not fully understanding what freedoms and grace America affords us?
"Who allows you to breathe who gives you breath" he asked
They respond "Well God does"
"If you receive your breath from God!" He exclaims
"What can you do for God?"
Is this like one worm asking another what can you do for man?
I don't know but it is bothering me i know not why.
Pondering #2
I posted a Why post this may fit in.
Jesus was born without sin and lived without sin then he became sin for us on the cross and was sacrificed for our sin. He knew no sin but yet he was a man sent to earth as a lamb to restore us.
We are born in sin - i believe we are under grace until we are of an accountable age. Then as we understand our sin we repent of it turn away from it and spend the rest of our lives avoiding it.
(KJV) Romans 6:6 Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with [him], that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sin.
Caveat what if we are born of sin or into sin but raised in a strict-holiness-legalistic-denomination oh what am i to do? Is this the same as someone who is born American not fully understanding what freedoms and grace America affords us?
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