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2nd order differential equation...anyone?
Gail and 2 others reacted to Outta Here for a topic
Sorry. Even though I have an Bachelor's in Accounting and an Associate's in Math, it's been too long since I've had any need for this. Can't do it. Here's to anyone who's been able to maintain their knowledge through the years--good on you! P.S., if you're looking for a real challenge to "man" up to...spend a lifetime caring for other people so much so that there's no time in the day for individual pursuits.3 points -
cell phone alert
phkrause and 2 others reacted to Tom Wetmore for a topic
Sure glad I am not a rat...3 points -
Sermon topics: Milk vs. meat
teresaq and one other reacted to LynnDel for a topic
The basis for this discussion is in 1 Corinthians 3: Repeating, in modern language: Apparently milk is for those who can't chew yet. Does a person ever get past the worldly desires, does a church ever get past jealousy and dissension? That is obviously the expectation. As such, the speaker may need to assess, as Paul did, whether the listeners are spiritual or worldly, and adjust the diet accordingly.2 points -
2nd order differential equation...anyone?
Outta Here and one other reacted to rudywoofs (Pam) for a topic
I avoided calculus like the plague. But I loved statistics.2 points -
MARILYN DILLOW COTTON
Stan and one other reacted to Jeannieb43 for a topic
Dear friend Marilyn Dillow Cotton has passed away. According to Spectrum Magazine, she died on May 20, 2016 in Loma Linda, at the age of 82.. She was a singer and a lovely person. I've known her for more than fifty years, but hadn't stayed in touch during recent years. She sang on the TV program Faith For Today, along with Mary Ellen Byrd and Frances Bumby -- all three of them from Southern Adventist University (Southern Missionary College at that time), and they lived in New York City along with Elder and Mrs, Fagal. She continued singing after Elder Vandeman took over the program. She married Dan Cotton, a minister, and they had four daughters -- all of whom have now married and raised families of their own. Sad news. But we know we have something wonderful to look forward to.2 points -
MEMORIAL WEEK END
Outta Here and one other reacted to LifeHiscost for a topic
Probably reading stories like this that make me realize how much the defenders of are country deserve the recognition, in more ways than one. Though his squadron had been ordered not to attempt any rescues of U.S. pilots who had been shot down, Tom Hudner ignored that command and crash-landed into a mountain clearing to save his friend, Jesse Leroy Brown. (Courtesy Matt Hall and Valor Studios) A war hero who was a stranger in his own land By John Blake, CNN Updated 6:10 PM ET, Fri May 27, 2016 ttp://www.cnn.com/2016/05/27/us/brown-hudner-devotion-korean-war/index.html God is Love!~Jesus saves!2 points -
Sermon topics: Milk vs. meat
LynnDel reacted to Gail for a topic
Look at what Paul said categorized them as being still worldly. It was the jealousy and dissension among them. Maybe their maturity, or in this case, lack of it, was shown in the way they behaved with others.1 point -
Sermon topics: Milk vs. meat
LifeHiscost reacted to Woody for a topic
For me - I agree that any topic can be meat. But the topic of diet can be 'milk' for those that crave it.1 point -
What makes God real to you?
GayatfootofCross reacted to Robert for a topic
Gail, this is a difficult question.... I could give you many reasons, but I guess one of the most basic reasons that I believe God is real is when I see a moon rise on a clear, cool night. Such an event reminds me of what both Paul wrote in Romans 1:20 and David in Psalm 19:11 point -
Sermon topics: Milk vs. meat
Woody reacted to LynnDel for a topic
I guess I'm talking to myself here, but sometimes I suspect that Adventists think a sermon is more meaty if it is focused on prophecy and doctrine, and less meaty if it is focused on the gift of salvation. Am I correct in that suspicion?1 point -
Sermon topics: Milk vs. meat
LifeHiscost reacted to LynnDel for a topic
Perhaps a milky sermon may be one you have heard at least a dozen times before. The prodigal son, for example. I can understand why it is popular, but I think I hear it about once a year. How is it possible to go to church every week for 60 years and hear anything you haven't already pondered on many times already? I know it's possible, but it seems to get more and more rare. Nevertheless, being in church, I know that God speaks to me, and sometimes even the sermon is what sparks an inspiring thought.1 point -
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Think it Through
Outta Here reacted to rudywoofs (Pam) for a topic
if all of the labels are wrong, then you could pick one from the BW box. If it's black, then you know the other marble is also black. (and vice versa if if the drawn marble is white). The WW box couldn't contain two white marbles, so the WW box contains black marbles, and the BB box contains a black marble and white marble.1 point -
Are People Born In Christ?
Robert reacted to Stan for a topic
If you two want to continue this, do it privately.. Seriously this has regressed and become such a childish conversation.1 point -
MARILYN DILLOW COTTON
Stan reacted to LifeHiscost for a topic
I'm the same age as when she died. Makes me believe I need a little more time for development. However when ever God is ready, I'll be glad to go where His promises lead. 1“Don’t let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God, and trust also in me. 2There is more than enough room in my Father’s home.a If this were not so, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you?b 3When everything is ready, I will come and get you, so that you will always be with me where I am. 4And you know the way to where I am going.” 5“No, we don’t know, Lord,” Thomas said. “We have no idea where you are going, so how can we know the way?” 6Jesus told him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me. 7If you had really known me, you would know who my Father is.c From now on, you do know him and have seen him!” 8Philip said, “Lord, show us the Father, and we will be satisfied.” 9Jesus replied, “Have I been with you all this time, Philip, and yet you still don’t know who I am? Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father!.....John 14 God is Love!~Jesus saves!1 point -
Are People Born In Christ?
LifeHiscost reacted to Robert for a topic
So "no" Samie, you are not holy and blameless as a descendant of Adam. About 2000 years ago Christ (as God) united Himself to our corporate, fallen humanity in the womb of Mary. By our corporate humanity I mean the life we all have in common with Adam. All of humanity shares Adam's fallen life. For thirty something years Christ lived a perfect life to God's law. Where was your corporate life? In Him. And on the cross your "old life was crucified with" Christ. See Rom 6:6 Hence the justice of the law has been satisfied. Sunday morning Christ, as God, was raised, not with our fallen humanity, but a glorified corporate humanity. He took this glorified humanity to heaven to represent sinners, like yourself, complete "in Himself".1 point -
Trivia Quiz?
Outta Here reacted to phkrause for a topic
A:C. Sydney Sydney, Australia is home to more than 4.5 million residents, about 20 percent of Australia's 23.13 million residents. Source: various web sites.1 point -
MARILYN DILLOW COTTON
Stan reacted to dgrimm60 for a topic
JEANNIEB43 I am sure she will be missed buy her family---friends ----fans dgrimm601 point -
MEMORIAL WEEK END
Naomi reacted to dgrimm60 for a topic
NAOMI A day off is a HOLIDAY ------ dgrimm601 point -
cell phone alert
Stan reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
I have a "friend" to whom I will be giving an activated cell phone.1 point -
MARILYN DILLOW COTTON
Stan reacted to Kevin H for a topic
Sad to hear of her death. I remember her singing on It is Written.1 point -
When Your Friends Don’t Believe in God
phkrause reacted to JoeMo for a topic
Our life and our testimony may be the only Bible some people ever read.1 point -
"I Was a Stranger" – Adventists to Observe World Refugee Day on June 18
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
On Saturday, June 18, 2016, the Seventh-day Adventist Church will be observing World Refugee Day. The post "I Was a Stranger" – Adventists to Observe World Refugee Day on June 18 appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV - Celebrating Liberty of Conscience. View the full article1 point