The shortest distance between a problem and a solution is the distance between your knees and the floor

• Topic: Thôts
• Category: Gentle Word
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God can live anywhere in the universe, but He chose your heart.

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Matthew 24:11-13
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False prophets abound on the Internet. They hide behind the anonymity of email and websites. Be careful. Your email box is not safe from those who seek to forcefeed you their own granola of distorted spirituality.

Here is a quote from a modern day hit-and-run false prophet who sent email to us...

• Topic: Miscellaneous
• Score: 3 / 5

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What Would Jesus Drive?I used to drive a 1989 Mercury station wagon up until a few weeks ago. It was beige and had wood on the sides. You know the type. Disgustingly practical, yet homely in the process. You can fit almost anything in it. With the seats up, you can transport an entire den of cubscouts. Lay the seats down and you can haul about one hundred bags of groceries. Okay, maybe 90 bags, but you get the idea.I bought the woody because it was practical and my 1974 Plymouth Satellite had the dying quivers. The front brakes on that car scraped and squealed so badly, I had to use the emergency brake to stop. (No kidding) When you stepped on the brakes, the dash lights would flicker. The heater didn't work and it had bouncy springs with bad shocks. Still, I was rather fond of the faithful AM radio. All in all, the car was a fashion statement, painted that icky yellowish color with rust accenting the lower half of the body.

Note: Question: Is it me?? I thought this story was fairly plain in focus that we should look closely at our motives...
- Rod 11/21/02 - Ernie Studard writes:
Thought is was the worse conceived article that I have ever read. So many serious problems in the world and you come up with What kind of car. Sorry,I do not want to be any part of your religion. Thanks ERnie StudardI read your article off your web site. Thought is was the worse conceived article that I have ever read. So many serious problems in the world and you come up with What kind of car.Sorry, I do not want to be any part of your religion.
ThanksERnie Studard

11/21/02 - Francis Howard writes:
Message: I'm very pleased about the focus on SUV's. As for what WWJD, I'd liketo see Him in a fuel cell electric car. There are 168,000 websites about fuel cells, and various test fleets here and there. Buying petroleum is doingbusiness with the devil. He is now ready to kill as many people as it takes to steal Iraq's oil to sell to us so we can ruin the planet faster.

11/21/02
We were just notified that there is a new website out there. WhatWouldJesusDrive.org.

We are not affiliated with that site in any way. In fact, we think that site is a wee bit over the edge.

- Gentle Ministries Admin

11/22/02 - We gotta another one. I hope he is not a real reverend!

Rev Dave Bryan writes:
What would Jesus Drive? Let's go to the bible for the best answers okay...WhenJesus returns He according to Rev 19:11 will be riding a fast, powerfull, big,strong white war stalion, not a slow weak donkey, small burough. That translatesto the current times big powerfull on / off road SUV! In verse 14 we are ridingthe same horses with HIM! GO SUVs!!!!!

• Topic: Devotionals
• Category: Daily Walk
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I came across a Christian website today that troubled me. It had content similar to what could be found in a pornographic magazine or web site, but they were justifying their presence in the Name of the Lord. What conversationcould not somehow be justified with scripture was labeled "scientific". They were not preaching the Gospel. The entire focus of the site was about sex. The FCC fined Howard Stern $600,000 for discussing similar content on his radio show.

• Topic: Miscellaneous
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