My Own Blog!
First, a shout out to Gerson, who helped me start my blog. Bless you!
Second, I have dived back into Scripture Memory app to keep the Bible front and center instead of the news and marketing and videos. And that is great.
Now what I miss about FB is interacting with you all. But what I like about the Scripture Memory app is that it has a community function where Bible memorizers can talk.
2024 was an amazing year and after I get my taxes done today I will work on finishing my year end news and appeal. Only this time it will come in January after everyone is broke already, so it will mostly be for the purpose of giving you news.
And in my Bible memory this morning, I am thinking of “For to you it has been granted on behalf of Christ, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer for His sake.” The gift of suffering because of faithfulness to Jesus, that is to be counted as a privilege.
Let’s live a privileged life.
I also find this blog helpful for studying God Words.
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