Hey Ganley family! I cant wait to meet the little goats... amybe we should name one Scotty so scott will stop wanting a horse... Im glad to here all is mostly well with the hand. Your blogs are always to touching. I just want you to know we are still praying for and thinking of your family... and i am looking forward to seeing you again soon. We love you. Kelle
Nothing to Offer Tuesday, August 21, 2007 “LORD, I call to you…Listen to me when I call to you.” Psalm 141:1
Nicodemus came to Jesus in the middle of the night. The centurion came in the middle of the day. The leper and the sinful woman appeared in the middle of crowds. Zacchaeus appeared in the middle of a tree. Matthew had a party for him.
The educated. The powerful. The rejected. The sick. The lonely. The wealthy. Who would ever assemble such a crew? All they had in common were their empty hope chests, long left vacant by charlatans and profiteers. Though they had nothing to offer, they asked for everything: a new birth, a second chance, a fresh start, a clean conscience. And without exception their requests were honored.
Hey all, back from the beach. Great time was had by all . . .read a LOT of books, and enjoyed the great weather. Congrats on the new animals. Myles you look great!
A Positive Power Wednesday, August 22, 2007 “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” Proverbs 18:21 NKJV
Nathaniel Hawthorne came home heartbroken. He’d just been fired from his job in the custom house. His wife, rather than responding with anxiety, surprised him with joy. “Now you can write your book!”
He wasn’t so positive. “And what shall we live on while I’m writing it?”
To his amazement she opened a drawer and revealed a wad of money she’d saved out of her housekeeping budget. “I always knew you were a man of genius,” she told him. “I always knew you’d write a masterpiece.”
She believed in her husband. And because she did, he wrote. And because he wrote, every library in America has a copy of The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
You have the power to change someone’s life simply by the words that you speak. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.”
WOW, isn't that the truth! I can see the sparkle in your eyes Myles, I know that you've really made a great attempt to keep your chin up, and your spirits high. Remember, you are loved!
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Hey Ganley family! I cant wait to meet the little goats... amybe we should name one Scotty so scott will stop wanting a horse... Im glad to here all is mostly well with the hand. Your blogs are always to touching. I just want you to know we are still praying for and thinking of your family... and i am looking forward to seeing you again soon. We love you. Kelle
Nothing to Offer
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
“LORD, I call to you…Listen to me when I call to you.”
Psalm 141:1
Nicodemus came to Jesus in the middle of the night. The centurion came in the middle of the day. The leper and the sinful woman appeared in the middle of crowds. Zacchaeus appeared in the middle of a tree. Matthew had a party for him.
The educated. The powerful. The rejected. The sick. The lonely. The wealthy. Who would ever assemble such a crew? All they had in common were their empty hope chests, long left vacant by charlatans and profiteers. Though they had nothing to offer, they asked for everything: a new birth, a second chance, a fresh start, a clean conscience. And without exception their requests were honored.
Hey all, back from the beach. Great time was had by all . . .read a LOT of books, and enjoyed the great weather. Congrats on the new animals. Myles you look great!
Catching up from work, will write soon!!
K8
A Positive Power
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
“Death and life are in the power of the tongue.”
Proverbs 18:21 NKJV
Nathaniel Hawthorne came home heartbroken. He’d just been fired from his job in the custom house. His wife, rather than responding with anxiety, surprised him with joy. “Now you can write your book!”
He wasn’t so positive. “And what shall we live on while I’m writing it?”
To his amazement she opened a drawer and revealed a wad of money she’d saved out of her housekeeping budget. “I always knew you were a man of genius,” she told him. “I always knew you’d write a masterpiece.”
She believed in her husband. And because she did, he wrote. And because he wrote, every library in America has a copy of The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
You have the power to change someone’s life simply by the words that you speak. “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.”
WOW, isn't that the truth! I can see the sparkle in your eyes Myles, I know that you've really made a great attempt to keep your chin up, and your spirits high. Remember, you are loved!
Aunt k8
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