Proverbs 27:5-6
5)Open rebuke is better Than love carefully concealed.6) Faithful are the wounds of a friend, But the kisses of an enemy are deceitful.
No one can deny the importance of friends in our walk with Christ. They pick us up when we are down and cheer us on when we are up. As much as I would like to be otherwise, no man is an island.
Solomon gave us so much wisdom for living our lives. Here he tells us that even when a friend seems to be tearing us down it may not be the case.
Christ told us in Luke 17:3 "Be on your guard! If your brother sins, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him. " In this case "brother" is friend or fellow believer. It is our duty to watch out for one another.
If someone is always nice to you and agrees with everything you say, that doesn't make you friends...real friends will tell you when they think you are wrong...even if it means wounding you.
Still clinging to my God and my guns,
Randy
Friday, May 24, 2013
New content- coming soon!
Starting a new feature tonight called "Friday Night Light".
It will be a short devotional published Friday evenings.
I have a new series starting this weekend also..."Thirty Days of Prepping" will get kicked off and I plan on posting a new day every other day (confusing right? LOL). Have them all lined up and will be putting them on the schedule this weekend, so you have a couple months of content coming at you starting this evening at 6p.m.
Getting an ipod touch soon to help with photos and even have plans for a couple vids to put up.
I have been writing the last year and it has kept me a way from this neglected corner of the internet, but I feel I should put the effort into maintaining a helpful presence here.
So stop by often to see whats new!
Also notice I have a new Pin It Button up top left...If you are on Pinterest and find this stuff helpful don't forget to pin me...
Still clinging to my God and my guns,
Randy
It will be a short devotional published Friday evenings.
I have a new series starting this weekend also..."Thirty Days of Prepping" will get kicked off and I plan on posting a new day every other day (confusing right? LOL). Have them all lined up and will be putting them on the schedule this weekend, so you have a couple months of content coming at you starting this evening at 6p.m.
Getting an ipod touch soon to help with photos and even have plans for a couple vids to put up.
I have been writing the last year and it has kept me a way from this neglected corner of the internet, but I feel I should put the effort into maintaining a helpful presence here.
So stop by often to see whats new!
Also notice I have a new Pin It Button up top left...If you are on Pinterest and find this stuff helpful don't forget to pin me...
Still clinging to my God and my guns,
Randy
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Let them eat garbage...
The Senate vote yesterday showed that some senators actually have a few brain cells left.
But from the editorials in today's papers many big city editors don't.
Dana Milbank of the Washington post wrote "Courage was in short supply" of the Senators who voted against the attack on the second amendment. --True courage would be standing on founding principles when others want to attack freedom in the name of safety.
New York Times editors wrote "The Senate Fails Americans" --The senate actually stood up and protected American rights for once.
An OpEd in the LA Times said "That shameful failure is yet another powerful reminder of how difficult it is to make progress on gun control at the federal level."
-- Gun control is a shameful failure of liberal minds attempting to make people bow to their world view.
A Chicago Tribune editor wrote "A Vote for Violence" -- LOL give me a break...like someone in the murder capitol of the U.S. which by the way has the most restrictive gun laws already in place knows how to curb violence.
The Chicago Sun Times wrote "Outrageous Rejection" of Anti-Violence" -- See note above...
Rolling Stone Magazine wrote "45 Percent of the Senate Foils 90 Percent of America" --I wonder which 90% they are thinking of...maybe 90% of the liberal elite who couldn't think their way out of a wet paper bag.
And finally the editors of Bloomberg write "Rural America vs. Sensible Gun Control" --If they want to frame this as cities vs rural areas, they need to be reminded of where their food comes from. Cities are far from sustainable places to live. If we stopped sending our food to them soon the would be eating their garbage.
That sounds like a good rallying cry "Let Them Eat Garbage!"
Still clinging to my God and my (legal for now) Guns,
Randy
But from the editorials in today's papers many big city editors don't.
Dana Milbank of the Washington post wrote "Courage was in short supply" of the Senators who voted against the attack on the second amendment. --True courage would be standing on founding principles when others want to attack freedom in the name of safety.
New York Times editors wrote "The Senate Fails Americans" --The senate actually stood up and protected American rights for once.
An OpEd in the LA Times said "That shameful failure is yet another powerful reminder of how difficult it is to make progress on gun control at the federal level."
-- Gun control is a shameful failure of liberal minds attempting to make people bow to their world view.
A Chicago Tribune editor wrote "A Vote for Violence" -- LOL give me a break...like someone in the murder capitol of the U.S. which by the way has the most restrictive gun laws already in place knows how to curb violence.
The Chicago Sun Times wrote "Outrageous Rejection" of Anti-Violence" -- See note above...
Rolling Stone Magazine wrote "45 Percent of the Senate Foils 90 Percent of America" --I wonder which 90% they are thinking of...maybe 90% of the liberal elite who couldn't think their way out of a wet paper bag.
And finally the editors of Bloomberg write "Rural America vs. Sensible Gun Control" --If they want to frame this as cities vs rural areas, they need to be reminded of where their food comes from. Cities are far from sustainable places to live. If we stopped sending our food to them soon the would be eating their garbage.
That sounds like a good rallying cry "Let Them Eat Garbage!"
Still clinging to my God and my (legal for now) Guns,
Randy
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