By: Rev. Brooks Gibson, M.ED.

Rev. Brooks Gibson, M.ED. — Tue, 22 Oct 2013 00:18:44 +0000

A lesson learned now, the hard way, but learned brother. Shame antagonizes pride, pride doesn’t need God. When the enemy finds an area of pride in us, he works it over and over, taking different angles to provoke our pride, without stirring our memories of previous lessons learned. He can seduce pride in that way to rear its head and “handle” things that are surely not a major threat to us. The next thing we know, we’re taking another lap around Mount Sinai, to learn what God is trying to teach us again, before ushering us in to the promised land.

By: Brenda Diane Sloan

Brenda Diane Sloan — Sat, 05 Oct 2013 05:13:21 +0000

Travis….Lord love ya. Taken down by a bee. Beat at basketball by Steph when she was a tween. But we love you. And miss you. Didn’t know you had a blog, gonna bookmark it. I’ve always looked up to you…literally. No, seriously…i pray God’s blessings for you. Just remember, it could be worse…you could be allergic to bacon. Lol! Love to Carol!

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By: Rev. Brooks Gibson, M.ED.

By: Brenda Diane Sloan