@Allegiant I understand that this is a hard and unprecedented situation, but there are ways to communicate efficiently with your customers. We don't even know if we should try to get another way home.
@rbohlender I had three boys, sometimes when they were fighting matching socks from the single sock basket was a good togetherness activity. 🤣. They are all super close now...I should ask about their socks at their own places.
@JBoeglXrucianis 1. Increasing understanding of the mercy I have been shown and an increasing desire to show mercy.
2. Increasing love for judgement, when applied to myself, a deeper realization that I can't be a daughter if I am not chastened.
3. Increasing vision that Jesus is coming soon.
@ChristineCaine @cb_johns At our church we made a Christmas list, asking the Holy Spirit what He would like to give us, and we pray into it at least daily at home, and come together to pray for it for multiple prayer and worship sets a week. I believe for it it. Burning hearts are number 1 on our list.
"You're in trouble that's over your head, and you don't have the capacity to sort out all the issues. You need Me. I am jealous to set you high upon a rock so that your head is lifted up above your enemies all around (Psalm 27:5-6)." ("Seek My Face", p.12)
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@bj116 My parents made us go once in the 80s. I was making drama and wouldn't order... because Arby's. Then the power went out. We could see down the street that even Taco Bell and Burger King had power. This was our last foray into Arby's. I have stolen a friends curly fry though.