Monday, December 29, 2008

Menometrorrhagia. More Condition_symptoms

Christmas: seek the true light

Luke 2.1-14: Story of the birth of Jesus

the approach of Christmas, our streets are lit with thousands of lights: shop windows sparkle, sparkle and trees Santas are illuminated facades of our houses. Christmas is no longer the party of the birth of Jesus, but rather an ode to the glory of the Fairy Electricity.

All tinsel, all this light contrasts with the narrative that give us the Gospels. Around the manger of Bethlehem there was no light except that coming from heaven to proclaim the Good News to those who slept under the stars. The true light is that of the birth of Jesus among us. And it took place in poverty, in destitution, even as there was more room in the inn to welcome the Son of God.

In our darkness, our darkness, in our poverty (not just hardware) as the true light of our Lord will shine and show us the path. If we are dazzled by what we dangled our society, if we look at the brilliance of wrapping paper and a thousand little lights and garlands, then sure, we shall not distinguish the glimmer of hope that God has brought into our lives.

Shut your eyes for a moment. Leave room for our Father. Look deep within our hearts, our being and we will break a new dawn, a ray of the Sun God.

The true light that came from above announced men here below: "Glory to God in highest heaven, peace on earth and goodwill among men." Today in the flood light, let us find and distinguish the Love of God for each of us, love that there are over two thousand years has demonstrated the fragility of a newborn child .

May the year ahead is flooded, for each of you, Light of the coming of Jesus among us. Because Christmas is perhaps a day like any other for many, but every day is Christmas, because each day God meets us and illuminates our path.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS.

Menometrorrhagia. More Condition_symptoms

Christmas: seek the true light

Luke 2.1-14: Story of the birth of Jesus

the approach of Christmas, our streets are lit with thousands of lights: shop windows sparkle, sparkle and trees Santas are illuminated facades of our houses. Christmas is no longer the party of the birth of Jesus, but rather an ode to the glory of the Fairy Electricity.

All tinsel, all this light contrasts with the narrative that give us the Gospels. Around the manger of Bethlehem there was no light except that coming from heaven to proclaim the Good News to those who slept under the stars. The true light is that of the birth of Jesus among us. And it took place in poverty, in destitution, even as there was more room in the inn to welcome the Son of God.

In our darkness, our darkness, in our poverty (not just hardware) as the true light of our Lord will shine and show us the path. If we are dazzled by what we dangled our society, if we look at the brilliance of wrapping paper and a thousand little lights and garlands, then sure, we shall not distinguish the glimmer of hope that God has brought into our lives.

Shut your eyes for a moment. Leave room for our Father. Look deep within our hearts, our being and we will break a new dawn, a ray of the Sun God.

The true light that came from above announced men here below: "Glory to God in highest heaven, peace on earth and goodwill among men." Today in the flood light, let us find and distinguish the Love of God for each of us, love that there are over two thousand years has demonstrated the fragility of a newborn child .

May the year ahead is flooded, for each of you, Light of the coming of Jesus among us. Because Christmas is perhaps a day like any other for many, but every day is Christmas, because each day God meets us and illuminates our path.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Answers Overview Of Ap Labs

Happy Feast of Pentecost

whole team the AMC and the Missionaries Albert WATU (Wallis and Futuna), Roger and Rhoda Waia (Vanuatu), and Paul and Frances Wadou (France) wish you a Happy New Year in Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior!

Thank you all for your support in all areas. May the Lord make you a hundredfold, and that He fill you with His great and rich blessings for the new 2009.

"For God is not unjust,

to forget your work

and love you showed

for His Name ,

who made and still making

service to the saints. "

(Hebrews 6 / 10)

Answers Overview Of Ap Labs

Happy Feast of Pentecost

whole team the AMC and the Missionaries Albert WATU (Wallis and Futuna), Roger and Rhoda Waia (Vanuatu), and Paul and Frances Wadou (France) wish you a Happy New Year in Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior!

Thank you all for your support in all areas. May the Lord make you a hundredfold, and that He fill you with His great and rich blessings for the new 2009.

"For God is not unjust,

to forget your work

and love you showed

for His Name ,

who made and still making

service to the saints. "

(Hebrews 6 / 10)

Friday, November 28, 2008

Safaribaby Shower Ideas

God we trust

Matthew 25:14-30: "Master, you had been given five talents, I've won five others, here. "

It is true that the economic situation we know we would do well to show us cautious, putting our assets in a safe place within a safe well protected, rather than risk the stock market. We would rather be well advised to act as the third servant, who went to bury his money for fear of losing .

But the logic of God is the logic of men. God's logic is based on the gift, the generosity and boldness. God trusts us. He has such faith in man, His creature, He entrusted a treasure, but does not give instructions to make it grow. Just like the man in the parable, God gives to each according to his abilities.

This course also recalls the Ascension when Jesus left his disciples, leaving them free and responsible to go and proclaim the Good News to the nations of men disciples. It does not give more guidance précises quant à la façon de bien ou mal agir.

Nous sommes à l'image de Dieu. Nous avons en nous des trésors à partager, à faire fructifier. Et il y a mille et une manières d'y parvenir. Il n'est pas nécessaire de réaliser des prodiges, il n'est question que de confiance, d'audace et de foi.

Etre poltron, faire preuve de timidité, de trop prudence, c'est être semblable au troisième serviteur qui a préféré "sauver" le peu qu'il had received, rather than risk either of losing everything, is to win. This is a lesson here: having the audacity to lose everything can often be rewarded with a larger gain. That smiled in the first two servants.

In our lives, to have heart to be bold servants of the word given to share around us, to take the risk of giving it, because c is how she will bear fruit and it will transform our world.

Safaribaby Shower Ideas

God we trust

Matthew 25:14-30: "Master, you had been given five talents, I've won five others, here. "

It is true that the economic situation we know we would do well to show us cautious, putting our assets in a safe place within a safe well protected, rather than risk the stock market. We would rather be well advised to act as the third servant, who went to bury his money for fear of losing .

But the logic of God is the logic of men. God's logic is based on the gift, the generosity and boldness. God trusts us. He has such faith in man, His creature, He entrusted a treasure, but does not give instructions to make it grow. Just like the man in the parable, God gives to each according to his abilities.

This course also recalls the Ascension when Jesus left his disciples, leaving them free and responsible to go and proclaim the Good News to the nations of men disciples. It does not give more guidance précises quant à la façon de bien ou mal agir.

Nous sommes à l'image de Dieu. Nous avons en nous des trésors à partager, à faire fructifier. Et il y a mille et une manières d'y parvenir. Il n'est pas nécessaire de réaliser des prodiges, il n'est question que de confiance, d'audace et de foi.

Etre poltron, faire preuve de timidité, de trop prudence, c'est être semblable au troisième serviteur qui a préféré "sauver" le peu qu'il had received, rather than risk either of losing everything, is to win. This is a lesson here: having the audacity to lose everything can often be rewarded with a larger gain. That smiled in the first two servants.

In our lives, to have heart to be bold servants of the word given to share around us, to take the risk of giving it, because c is how she will bear fruit and it will transform our world.

Friday, October 31, 2008

Impetigo From Toilet Seat

A fence, a tower and a press


"There was a man who planted a vineyard, he surrounded with a fence, dug a wine press and built a tower" - Matthew 21.33

life that the Lord gives us is like a vine. It is not a gift ready to be consumed; life must be cultivated, the cure, for it gives the best of itself.

The hedge is protection, a frame surrounding the vineyard. It is the Word of God. Her respect and ensure implementation of living in harmony with the Lord, as the people of Israel in its time. Beyond it is to risk venture where the love of God is not. It is to trust only themselves.

The tower is an opportunity to get a little closer to God through prayer. It is also the high place which we will bring a different perspective on our existence, because as long as we stay over the daisies, it only sees a blocked horizon ahead. We need to elevate ourselves, to judge our lives and improve, to be more in harmony with our Lord.

The press is what allows you to extract juice from grapes. But before the press, we must select, sort and select only the best, to make the best wines. In our life, it is also necessary to make selections, review what we weigh and try to change it. So, in our confidence in God, we can enjoy each day as a perfect gift as a gift that our Lord did.

In this world, we are the laborers in the vineyard of the Lord today. We work in His Kingdom today already. By living in accordance with the given word, changing the way we look at our life and taking each moment the best possible we cultivate the vine that is our life.

Image source: personal photo (c) in September 2008.

Impetigo From Toilet Seat

A fence, a tower and a press


"There was a man who planted a vineyard, he surrounded with a fence, dug a wine press and built a tower" - Matthew 21.33

life that the Lord gives us is like a vine. It is not a gift ready to be consumed; life must be cultivated, the cure, for it gives the best of itself.

The hedge is protection, a frame surrounding the vineyard. It is the Word of God. Her respect and ensure implementation of living in harmony with the Lord, as the people of Israel in its time. Beyond it is to risk venture where the love of God is not. It is to trust only themselves.

The tower is an opportunity to get a little closer to God through prayer. It is also the high place which we will bring a different perspective on our existence, because as long as we stay over the daisies, it only sees a blocked horizon ahead. We need to elevate ourselves, to judge our lives and improve, to be more in harmony with our Lord.

The press is what allows you to extract juice from grapes. But before the press, we must select, sort and select only the best, to make the best wines. In our life, it is also necessary to make selections, review what we weigh and try to change it. So, in our confidence in God, we can enjoy each day as a perfect gift as a gift that our Lord did.

In this world, we are the laborers in the vineyard of the Lord today. We work in His Kingdom today already. By living in accordance with the given word, changing the way we look at our life and taking each moment the best possible we cultivate the vine that is our life.

Image source: personal photo (c) in September 2008.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Coachmen Futura Folding Trailers

Faith is daring!

Matthew 4.18-22: "And they straightway left their nets and followed him."

When Jesus chose his first disciples, he shows considerable daring: he will not seek them among the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, but invites fishermen (or sinners) to follow. In fact, Jesus does not look at the curriculum vitae of those men, he seeks to know the disposition of their hearts.


Today, it is motivating for all of us, because we might be tempted to believe that in the eyes of God, our expertise, knowledge gained from our training can become more important than what our heart feels. But God searches the hearts, the heart of being and He knows that is what we are that counts, not what we learned on the benches of the universities or faculties of theology (which is certainly important, as there are readers here no contempt for studies).


Faith is also a bold, to run a risk: followers abandon everything to follow a man who is foreign to them. They leave their boats, their nets, their own father, to embark on a journey totally unknown. They take the risk of losing some material comfort, security of employment, to launch headlong after a man who will lead, ultimately, at the foot of the Cross.


The call of Jesus is to us too, as it is renewed every day. Each morning, we do not know what the day will be made. So take the risk, as the disciples to follow in the footsteps of Christ, let surprise, bring something, by someone who goes beyond us.


Having faith is believing, is putting all his trust in God that we never met face to face.

Having faith is believing that Jesus Christ came into the world to redeem us from our sins so that we could never touch this man.

Having faith is believing in defiance of all laws of physics and all medical theories, that death is not the end all and that the resurrection and eternal life are promises that God has given us.


Faith is daring! It means being brave! Faith is willing to be disturbed, shaken in our certainties and habits, to answer the call of Christ. This is especially willing to leave a good safe day to commit to an uncertain future, where there is only one certainty: Jesus calls us and before us. He tells us, to each of us, every Aurora: "Come, follow me!"

So let's be bold and give up our comfort "too" reassuring to respond joyfully to the call of Jesus.


Image source: personal photo (c) in July 2008.

Coachmen Futura Folding Trailers

Faith is daring!

Matthew 4.18-22: "And they straightway left their nets and followed him."

When Jesus chose his first disciples, he shows considerable daring: he will not seek them among the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, but invites fishermen (or sinners) to follow. In fact, Jesus does not look at the curriculum vitae of those men, he seeks to know the disposition of their hearts.


Today, it is motivating for all of us, because we might be tempted to believe that in the eyes of God, our expertise, knowledge gained from our training can become more important than what our heart feels. But God searches the hearts, the heart of being and He knows that is what we are that counts, not what we learned on the benches of the universities or faculties of theology (which is certainly important, as there are readers here no contempt for studies).


Faith is also a bold, to run a risk: followers abandon everything to follow a man who is foreign to them. They leave their boats, their nets, their own father, to embark on a journey totally unknown. They take the risk of losing some material comfort, security of employment, to launch headlong after a man who will lead, ultimately, at the foot of the Cross.


The call of Jesus is to us too, as it is renewed every day. Each morning, we do not know what the day will be made. So take the risk, as the disciples to follow in the footsteps of Christ, let surprise, bring something, by someone who goes beyond us.


Having faith is believing, is putting all his trust in God that we never met face to face.

Having faith is believing that Jesus Christ came into the world to redeem us from our sins so that we could never touch this man.

Having faith is believing in defiance of all laws of physics and all medical theories, that death is not the end all and that the resurrection and eternal life are promises that God has given us.


Faith is daring! It means being brave! Faith is willing to be disturbed, shaken in our certainties and habits, to answer the call of Christ. This is especially willing to leave a good safe day to commit to an uncertain future, where there is only one certainty: Jesus calls us and before us. He tells us, to each of us, every Aurora: "Come, follow me!"

So let's be bold and give up our comfort "too" reassuring to respond joyfully to the call of Jesus.


Image source: personal photo (c) in July 2008.

Monday, September 8, 2008

Largest Phone Bill Ever Recorded

"Lord, save me!"


"Lord, if it is you, bid me come unto thee on the water." - Matthew 14.22-33

Jesus walking on water, to meet the disciples. These frightened think they see a ghost, a being unreal. But Jesus reassured by these words, words quite ordinary, but have an extraordinary power, words that are accessible to all: "It is I, fear not! "Then Peter wants to have the heart net he puts Christ at the event:" Lord, if it is you, bid me come unto thee on the water. Jesus has this simple answer: "Come! "Jesus invites Peter

to follow the" field "the most unstable of all: water. Strangely, miraculously, might say, Peter and Jesus walking on the waves, against all laws of physics. But when Peter realized the enormity of the thing, when he realizes he is out of the boat, outside the protective cocoon, when he feels the wind whipping her face, he gets scared, he loses his footing and sinks.

Seeing perish, he has words of despair, words that we all have sent one day to Jesus: "Lord, save me! "We had at one time or another, the feeling of walking on a" ground "unstable outside our protective bubble, and this made us afraid and we have lost his footing. There are situations like this, where one loses foot disease, loss of a loved one, doubts about the future, professional or personal concerns, so many opportunities to cry out to Jesus: "Lord, save me! "

Christ's response is primarily a gesture: one hand reaching out to him that runs. It is a helping hand, tense with determination towards the one who loses his footing in life. Because the Lord's call it an "endangered" is a risk to run. As Peter left the boat reassuring to go walking with Jesus on the waves, we, we, too, to leave reassuring our certainties, to walk on the waves that can engulf us if we let the winds of doubt we throw down.

In the tormented life that some of us live, there is one certainty: Jesus Walks, too, with us and is ready to reach us when we stumble, when we lose footing or if the circumstances make us aware of the boldness of which we never thought we would be able to. Because it is bold it is here. Peter is bold, he is brave enough to climb over the boat, to take his first steps on the water, but when he realizes his "Madness", he begins to doubt and regret this act crazy. It was then that Jesus saves through his hand and said that human folly is the folly of God. With God all things are possible! We must accept this helping hand to grab and go with the certainty that Jesus nothing is impossible.

Image source: personal photo (c) in January 2008.

Largest Phone Bill Ever Recorded

"Lord, save me!"


"Lord, if it is you, bid me come unto thee on the water." - Matthew 14.22-33

Jesus walking on water, to meet the disciples. These frightened think they see a ghost, a being unreal. But Jesus reassured by these words, words quite ordinary, but have an extraordinary power, words that are accessible to all: "It is I, fear not! "Then Peter wants to have the heart net he puts Christ at the event:" Lord, if it is you, bid me come unto thee on the water. Jesus has this simple answer: "Come! "Jesus invites Peter

to follow the" field "the most unstable of all: water. Strangely, miraculously, might say, Peter and Jesus walking on the waves, against all laws of physics. But when Peter realized the enormity of the thing, when he realizes he is out of the boat, outside the protective cocoon, when he feels the wind whipping her face, he gets scared, he loses his footing and sinks.

Seeing perish, he has words of despair, words that we all have sent one day to Jesus: "Lord, save me! "We had at one time or another, the feeling of walking on a" ground "unstable outside our protective bubble, and this made us afraid and we have lost his footing. There are situations like this, where one loses foot disease, loss of a loved one, doubts about the future, professional or personal concerns, so many opportunities to cry out to Jesus: "Lord, save me! "

Christ's response is primarily a gesture: one hand reaching out to him that runs. It is a helping hand, tense with determination towards the one who loses his footing in life. Because the Lord's call it an "endangered" is a risk to run. As Peter left the boat reassuring to go walking with Jesus on the waves, we, we, too, to leave reassuring our certainties, to walk on the waves that can engulf us if we let the winds of doubt we throw down.

In the tormented life that some of us live, there is one certainty: Jesus Walks, too, with us and is ready to reach us when we stumble, when we lose footing or if the circumstances make us aware of the boldness of which we never thought we would be able to. Because it is bold it is here. Peter is bold, he is brave enough to climb over the boat, to take his first steps on the water, but when he realizes his "Madness", he begins to doubt and regret this act crazy. It was then that Jesus saves through his hand and said that human folly is the folly of God. With God all things are possible! We must accept this helping hand to grab and go with the certainty that Jesus nothing is impossible.

Image source: personal photo (c) in January 2008.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Dometic Republic Resorts

Walk following the God of the Covenant


I walk among you, I will be your God and you shall be my people. -Leviticus 26.12

In the religious sense, the word "will" literally means "alliance" . On this day of National Day, the Lord's promise that He made this covenant with a chosen people first, whose ancestor was Abraham (Gen. 12:2,3), takes on special meaning.

History teaches us that there are almost 720 years, three cantons united and gave birth to what became the Swiss Confederation.

The Bible teaches us that the descendants of the Patriarch Abraham become the people God chose for his people "I am your God and you shall be my people" . God's people suffered as slaves in Egypt. After many attempts to Pharaoh to win freedom, Moses led the Israelites to the Promised Land. The encounter with the Lord is always in motion, walking in, long, painful and sometimes discouraging.

Closer to us, Christ came. He, too, many market to announce a coming Kingdom, to heal those excluded from society "good thinking". Jesus gave up his life to justify us before the Father, like many soldiers, past and present, will give up their lives for an ideal they believe is right.

Jesus Christ came to fulfill the Law, the Law of the Covenant, this exclusivity between a God very different from the gods of neighboring peoples, and a people, not so different. But Jesus did more: he opened the way for God to all peoples, all those circumcised or not, Jewish or not, children are recognized, the son and daughters of the God of Love.

On this day of National Day, we celebrate the patriotic values, we remember that if our country can enjoy peace and justice between men on, he had to fight, it took itself apart from external powers. The birth of Switzerland has been at the forceps!

not forget that if today we can count on the covenant that God made with a small people doomed to slavery, because the Lord had a plan: the make all mankind one people like children by him. To achieve this, men have suffered, fought, Christ died on the cross, but God has remained faithful to his promise: "I will walk among you, I will be your God and you shall be my people" .


Image source: personal photo (c) in July 2008.

Dometic Republic Resorts

Walk following the God of the Covenant


I walk among you, I will be your God and you shall be my people. -Leviticus 26.12

In the religious sense, the word "will" literally means "alliance" . On this day of National Day, the Lord's promise that He made this covenant with a chosen people first, whose ancestor was Abraham (Gen. 12:2,3), takes on special meaning.

History teaches us that there are almost 720 years, three cantons united and gave birth to what became the Swiss Confederation.

The Bible teaches us that the descendants of the Patriarch Abraham become the people God chose for his people "I am your God and you shall be my people" . God's people suffered as slaves in Egypt. After many attempts to Pharaoh to win freedom, Moses led the Israelites to the Promised Land. The encounter with the Lord is always in motion, walking in, long, painful and sometimes discouraging.

Closer to us, Christ came. He, too, many market to announce a coming Kingdom, to heal those excluded from society "good thinking". Jesus gave up his life to justify us before the Father, like many soldiers, past and present, will give up their lives for an ideal they believe is right.

Jesus Christ came to fulfill the Law, the Law of the Covenant, this exclusivity between a God very different from the gods of neighboring peoples, and a people, not so different. But Jesus did more: he opened the way for God to all peoples, all those circumcised or not, Jewish or not, children are recognized, the son and daughters of the God of Love.

On this day of National Day, we celebrate the patriotic values, we remember that if our country can enjoy peace and justice between men on, he had to fight, it took itself apart from external powers. The birth of Switzerland has been at the forceps!

not forget that if today we can count on the covenant that God made with a small people doomed to slavery, because the Lord had a plan: the make all mankind one people like children by him. To achieve this, men have suffered, fought, Christ died on the cross, but God has remained faithful to his promise: "I will walk among you, I will be your God and you shall be my people" .


Image source: personal photo (c) in July 2008.

Saturday, June 7, 2008

Tick Bite More Condition_symptoms

Meeting in Port Vila (Vanuatu) Vanuatu

Group singing

Anska Olula and Abraham, the newly baptized.


audience at the Sunday

The Pentecost meeting in Port Vila went well. Tuesday 06 to Friday, May 9, 2008: spiritual part in the morning, and city building in the evening. Many of our brothers and sisters of the islands have made the trip.

One hundred people were present at the Sunday service with a baptism two people who come to the island of Pentecost .

After Pentecost meeting, we have implemented fasting and prayer.

Pray for the supporters who are increasingly likely to come in our various meetings.

Pray for the students who applied VITE Missionary to bring them the Word of God .

Pray for the next seminar in Santo, in July 2008.

Pray for the health of our sister Rodha Waia (wife of Missionary) who must control over Noumea.

Pray for the various islands of the Archipelago, that God visits.

Pray for the removal of local preachers.

Thanks for your support in all areas. May the Lord bless you in return.

God bless!

Family Roger Waia

Tick Bite More Condition_symptoms

Meeting in Port Vila (Vanuatu) Vanuatu

Group singing

Anska Olula and Abraham, the newly baptized.


audience at the Sunday

The Pentecost meeting in Port Vila went well. Tuesday 06 to Friday, May 9, 2008: spiritual part in the morning, and city building in the evening. Many of our brothers and sisters of the islands have made the trip.

One hundred people were present at the Sunday service with a baptism two people who come to the island of Pentecost .

After Pentecost meeting, we have implemented fasting and prayer.

Pray for the supporters who are increasingly likely to come in our various meetings.

Pray for the students who applied VITE Missionary to bring them the Word of God .

Pray for the next seminar in Santo, in July 2008.

Pray for the health of our sister Rodha Waia (wife of Missionary) who must control over Noumea.

Pray for the various islands of the Archipelago, that God visits.

Pray for the removal of local preachers.

Thanks for your support in all areas. May the Lord bless you in return.

God bless!

Family Roger Waia

Friday, June 6, 2008

Scrapbooking, Fire Extinguisher

What are we building?

Matthew 7.24-27

You remember the story of three little pigs who rocked for many of us, our childhood? These three pigs: one built his house of straw, the wolf came and blew so hard that the house was completely destroyed. The second was built his wooden house, the wolf came and blew both the house has been completely devastated. The third has built his brick house. The wolf came and blew it, blew his lungs, but it could not overthrow the house where the three piglets were refugees and they were saved.

The Gospel, Jesus reminds us, is not only words. He is best actions: "Whoever listens to what I just said and put it into practice is like a wise man who built his house on rock. " Put into practice is the engine of every believer. It is not meant to shine by doing great things and wonders, miracles (in the sense we understand it), but to give substance to the words by the gesture.

As Jesus reminds us a bit higher: it is the will of his Father. Many will be persuaded to act in accordance with this exhortation, but in the eyes of God, they will hurt and will be unknown to Him on the Day of Judgement. Do the will of God the Father is summarized in the commandment of love that runs throughout the Bible: "Love the Lord your God with all thy heart and with all your soul and with all thy strength" (Deut. 6.5) and "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself" (Lev. 18.19).

In our relations with our neighbor, tendons, day after day in the little things of everyday life, to be built on rock, for he whom God places in our path, it sent her, her reflection . The men in the first century have seen, finally, God's face into that of Jesus the Nazarene. Today, the Lord is revealed also in those with whom we interact.

Doing the will of God, love beyond prejudices and differences, seek to meet the Lord in the eyes of others is what will make our faith, our home, resist the assaults of this world and blow when the Divine Judgement, it will not collapse.

locked in judgments to the punch, is walled in our convictions for fear of being undermined and called into question, condemn those who are different is to be the image of the foolish man who built his house upon the sand. Blow when the ruling of the Most High, like a violent wind, the house will not resist.

pray our Lord to base our relationship on the rock of faith in Him, and love doing His will, day after day.


Image source: personal photo (c) June 2007.

Scrapbooking, Fire Extinguisher

What are we building?

Matthew 7.24-27

You remember the story of three little pigs who rocked for many of us, our childhood? These three pigs: one built his house of straw, the wolf came and blew so hard that the house was completely destroyed. The second was built his wooden house, the wolf came and blew both the house has been completely devastated. The third has built his brick house. The wolf came and blew it, blew his lungs, but it could not overthrow the house where the three piglets were refugees and they were saved.

The Gospel, Jesus reminds us, is not only words. He is best actions: "Whoever listens to what I just said and put it into practice is like a wise man who built his house on rock. " Put into practice is the engine of every believer. It is not meant to shine by doing great things and wonders, miracles (in the sense we understand it), but to give substance to the words by the gesture.

As Jesus reminds us a bit higher: it is the will of his Father. Many will be persuaded to act in accordance with this exhortation, but in the eyes of God, they will hurt and will be unknown to Him on the Day of Judgement. Do the will of God the Father is summarized in the commandment of love that runs throughout the Bible: "Love the Lord your God with all thy heart and with all your soul and with all thy strength" (Deut. 6.5) and "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself" (Lev. 18.19).

In our relations with our neighbor, tendons, day after day in the little things of everyday life, to be built on rock, for he whom God places in our path, it sent her, her reflection . The men in the first century have seen, finally, God's face into that of Jesus the Nazarene. Today, the Lord is revealed also in those with whom we interact.

Doing the will of God, love beyond prejudices and differences, seek to meet the Lord in the eyes of others is what will make our faith, our home, resist the assaults of this world and blow when the Divine Judgement, it will not collapse.

locked in judgments to the punch, is walled in our convictions for fear of being undermined and called into question, condemn those who are different is to be the image of the foolish man who built his house upon the sand. Blow when the ruling of the Most High, like a violent wind, the house will not resist.

pray our Lord to base our relationship on the rock of faith in Him, and love doing His will, day after day.


Image source: personal photo (c) June 2007.

Friday, May 23, 2008

Shingles Virus More Condition_symptoms

God is with us always

Rejoice with those who rejoice
and weep with those who weep
.- Romans 12.15

ago moments in life when one feels abandoned by all ... and even by God. There are others where it We believe that we could touch the hand of the Lord, as He is near. And then there are all those around us, our families, our friends, our neighbors with whom we share joys and sorrows.

In great sadness, we would really like to find words that will console and comfort the soul in torment ... We are looking, but nothing comes, if not tears. Then we share the grief of those whom we love. This division then did not need words. We remain silent, but through our tears, our compassion, there is love true God who reveals himself. God comes to us comes among us and his presence alone console.

Other times, the joy is so great, so communicative that either we give thanks to the Lord to live such a moment, or we forget a little, we are all stunned. Again, although we called him, he comes to sing with us.

Whether in pain or in joy, we do not walk alone on the path of Life. There is a God of love that will carry us and sustains us. It is sad when we are sad he is gay when we gays.

not forget that there are around us, whether near or far, brothers, sisters, friends and even strangers who pray for us who, perhaps today, live moments of doubts, questioning, revolts. And let's not forget that God receives the prayers and then He kindly answer them according to His will, which we certainly disconcert.

In our prayers, do not fail to give God all the people known as unknowns with which we rejoice and mourn with us. By being supportive of each other, close to those who are suffering that we will give a chance our Lord to show all the love that carries us.

In our tears and our laughter, there is God, the Merciful, the Comforter, the faithful friend.


Image source: personal photo (c) in May 2008.

Shingles Virus More Condition_symptoms

God is with us always

Rejoice with those who rejoice
and weep with those who weep
.- Romans 12.15

ago moments in life when one feels abandoned by all ... and even by God. There are others where it We believe that we could touch the hand of the Lord, as He is near. And then there are all those around us, our families, our friends, our neighbors with whom we share joys and sorrows.

In great sadness, we would really like to find words that will console and comfort the soul in torment ... We are looking, but nothing comes, if not tears. Then we share the grief of those whom we love. This division then did not need words. We remain silent, but through our tears, our compassion, there is love true God who reveals himself. God comes to us comes among us and his presence alone console.

Other times, the joy is so great, so communicative that either we give thanks to the Lord to live such a moment, or we forget a little, we are all stunned. Again, although we called him, he comes to sing with us.

Whether in pain or in joy, we do not walk alone on the path of Life. There is a God of love that will carry us and sustains us. It is sad when we are sad he is gay when we gays.

not forget that there are around us, whether near or far, brothers, sisters, friends and even strangers who pray for us who, perhaps today, live moments of doubts, questioning, revolts. And let's not forget that God receives the prayers and then He kindly answer them according to His will, which we certainly disconcert.

In our prayers, do not fail to give God all the people known as unknowns with which we rejoice and mourn with us. By being supportive of each other, close to those who are suffering that we will give a chance our Lord to show all the love that carries us.

In our tears and our laughter, there is God, the Merciful, the Comforter, the faithful friend.


Image source: personal photo (c) in May 2008.

Friday, May 9, 2008

Grave's Disease More Condition_symptoms

United by the Spirit

I pray that all be one. Father, they are united with us, as you are united with me and me to you - John 17:21

Story of Pentecost - Acts 2

Pentecost is the fulfillment of the promise that Jesus gave to his disciples before ascending into heaven, the coming of the Spirit, the Paraclete (or console). What is also striking in this story of Luke, is the unity of early Christians believers were all together in one place . This echoes the prayer that Jesus addresses to his Father about His disciples I pray that all may be one .

United in difference, in differentiation. As a couple, for example, the unit not based on full compliance with the other, but in putting together of different personalities and characters. This difference born of mutual love, enhancement and sharing.

churches, communities and all should work towards this ecumenical ideal, united by the Spirit in the respect for differences. This is not to judge each other more or less than itself, to condemn the way he lived his faith, because it does not match his own vision. This is to let the Spirit of God, the fire that burns in our heart, speak the language Love the true gift of the Almighty.

At Pentecost, tongues were loosened: the Good News was proclaimed to all who could hear. Still and always, like our churches, each of us is called to let the Spirit speak. Let us be messengers of the Gospel, not only words and words, but deeds! It's also being present with those who suffer, who need us, we practice a living Gospel.

What this feast of Pentecost, our churches and our communities are united in the gospel reach the world: Jesus is risen, he is in heaven with the Father and he watches over us day after day. That Pentecost is also for us an opportunity to unite with our neighbor in a spirit of love and respect to the image of love and respect that Jesus showed to the outcasts of society in which he lived.

pray tirelessly for unity is our goal, according to the will of the Almighty and that together with our differences, we can praise our Lord and bring to those who need what the Spirit we request share: true love of God for us all.

Image source: personal photo (c) August 2007.