A month on…

DadWell, it’s been a month since dad passed away. What can I say? It’s been one heck of a ride. I can’t necessarily say it’s been bad, because it actually has been pretty good. Now, that’s not to say it’s been easy or painless – quite the opposite, it’s been hard and extremely painful. There have been days where I’m almost lifeless…yet, as I stand on this side of a month past, I can still seem to stand, move on with life and continue to enjoy the life that I’ve been blessed with.

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Psalm 92: A psalm. A song, for the Sabbath day — This title highlights the specific designation that this psalm was to be sung and reflected upon on the Sabbath day, the day of rest. While the psalm loses nothing being reflected upon any other day, it gains significance as one reflects upon these words on a day of rest dedicated to one’s restoration and refreshment for another week. The theme of this psalm is simple, God is good. As you read this psalm, would you know the goodness of the Lord God whom you serve.

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Simon Cowell finally admits: ‘Sorry, I did make mistakes.’ | Mail Online.

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Apple iPhone 3G S – Heck yeah!

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Green tea Coke to debut in Japan – awesome!

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Psalm 91: A testimony of Trust — An untitled psalm placed in counterpoint to the previous psalm (Psalm 90), a hymn testifying to the goodness of the Lord, in whom many have put their trust. It sings words full of assurance that the Lord is good and is the foundation of His people, those who call upon His name. Salvation and faithfulness are the words of this psalm, for no less is the Lord God that the faithful Saviour of His people, who love Him and praise Him. May these words be a reality for You as You seek Him to be Your dwelling place.

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Psalm 90: A prayer of Moses the man of God — Such an apt title for the psalm that follows; this psalm seen from Moses perspective, during his years in Exodus echo loudly into our lives today. For Moses, a time of tension between the faithfulness of his God and the faithlessness of his own people. These words echo the conflict of emotions and the reality of struggles that believers face during this journey of life. May these words of Moses provide you comfort and peace as he reveals the humanity of life in light of a holy and righteous God.

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Disclaimer: this article is written from the perspective of the Christian persuasion and does not seek to represent or critique the views of other religious/faith/spiritual perspectives. The author finds himself accountable only to the parties explicitly mentioned in this article.

Student runs illegal locker-library with banned books.

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Interesting and challenging video. For Christians, remember where we’re going. For others, this is what Christians look forward to…well, not entirely, but close. =)

The Return of People of Faith to American Popular Music by Mark Joseph

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