broken2live4him

The bible clearly states that Abraham believed and it was accredited to him as righteousness. Sarah, if you recall the story of Abraham, decided to help out God and gave her servant Hagar to Abraham. Hagar bore Ishmael. Sarah offered Abraham another woman to sleep with, and he took his wife's offering of her servant. IF SARAH HAD DECIDED TO HAVE FAITH AND WAIT FOR GOD'S TIMING AS TO WHEN SHE WOULD BEAR A CHILD, we would not have the arab nations as we have them today. Abraham could have refused sleeping with Hagar, but he didn't for obvious reasons.

If the author of those books doesn't get his act together, he is going to get the surprise of his life on judgment day for leading little ones (children and teens alike) astray.

I have no desire to see anything written on the Chronicles of Narnia.... Personally, and this is just my opinion, I don't really see the difference between all other books on the occult vs chronicles of narnia. I have never been a fan of CS Lewis, and I am definitely not a fan of his now.

18?! Well... the bible does say be fruitful and multiply. and it does say happy is the man whose quiver is full of arrows... BUT 18 KIDS?! God bless the Duggars!!!

my hubby and i came up with a plan that works for both of us... and Thank God because it was once the bone of contention. both of our accounts are joint accounts; however, he operates from the main account, and I operate from the other. I have to do the shopping for the home and he takes care of all the bills, etc, but we work together. Money is designated for each expense, and we have a budget that we stick to without moving from that budget. Our tithes are the first thing we put aside, and everything else gets paid once we set aside our tithes. This worked for us. Our credit card debt was fully paid off two years ago, my school loans were finished being paid off 5 years ago, and we have one credit card which is designated only for emergencies, other than that the credit card remains unused. Keeps a smile on our face, and we are only dealing with the regular monthly expenses and household shopping. Also we keep track of our finances on the computer program "Quicken." Each of us keeps each other accountable because we both check the tracking regularly. And we still are able to have fun like going out on dates because we have some money set aside. We don't use all the set aside money, but we make sure that we are able to have money set aside for savings as well as our dates. Make sure God has top priority when it comes to your finances. He will give you the wisdom you both need to handle the finances properly that you may both be good stewards.

Nahum 1:7, "For the Lord is good. When trouble comes, He is a strong refuge, and He knows everyone who trusts in Him." 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, "For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for the pulling down of strongholds, casting down all arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ."

Susie, I lost 80 pounds, but you are going to probably cringe like I did when I tell you how: I stopped eating anything with white flour and sugar, more energy, sleep better, and I'm content. That eliminates anything bad for you and you will actually know what the food really tastes like. Oh and adding anything high in fiber is also a great help.

I would rather be corrected than keep doing something wrong. I can't remember what the chapter and verse is in Proverbs, but it says, "He who hates correction is stupid." So I would rather be taught, and I would rather be corrected. This way I don't keep making a fool out of myself.

in massachusetts, gas is just over $4.00... all we can do is trust God to meet all our needs and that includes operation of our vehicles.