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EXPRESSIONS
 

Updated , Sat, June 10, 2006 at 8:25 am EST

 

BEST OF

AUG 04 - JULY 05

 

NEWS


Special three year   anniversary 9-11 edition

 

Blasi on Board Brings Brightness!

 

President Bush's inaugural address focuses on freedom, friendship, and faith!

 

Pop singer Michael Jackson acquitted of all 10 counts!

 

SGB ELECTIONS:

 

'Driven', 'Proven' and 'Results Matter' slates sweep SGB election!
 

Endorsing the fabulous five for Student Government Board (SGB) elections on Nov 17!

 

Election 2004:

 

MORAL PUSH 4 BUSH WORKED!

Kerry for a weaker America: Running for president, they call him Kerry!

 

PSelect-cision 2004 asks: "What are issues that are most important to you that you are basing your vote on and why?"

 

PSelect-cision 2004 asks 40 students, "Which presidential candidate will best lead this country and why?"

 

Kerry for DRAFT which Bush is against!

 

Trial advocate Edwards could not defend Kerry against charges!

 

Who cares for the the 2nd victim!

 

Republicans are the political party for African-Americans and people of different ethnicities!


Answering, "Voting for neither candidate of a major political party is going to bring us closer to God."

 

Impressions

 

Carnegie Library corrupts the morals of a minor!

 

SGB and Rainbow Alliance’s view of homosexuality is not held by all!

 

Juveniles escape of death penalty could influence abortion decisions.

 

FDA should continue to ban gay sperm and ignore editorials opposing them!

 

Expressions

 

Archives of Daily Devotionals Delivers Dosage!

 

Christian groups seek to provide haven for incoming students!

 

Boston Red Sox ace Curt Schilling knows all about spiritual strikeouts!

 

Vote for the perfect candidate 24-7!

 

Hotpressions

 

The Pitt News editorial, 'Troop casualties undercounted by 17,000'  makes it sound like......

 

Rebuttal to Daniel Masny's Feb 03,05 Pitt News column

 

Sports

 

Pitt  2004 Cheerleading and Dance Team surrounded Schenley Quad with their Squad!

 

Pitt Cheerleaders and Dance team try to cheer up Panther fans!

 

"Golf’s New 'Sultan of Swat' Victorious Again"

There’s a New 'Berg' in the ‘Burgh.'

 

Three Panther fans weather the floods at 6:30 a.m.


Steelers Open Season with Home Victory

Pitt's Track and Field could go the distance!

 

Pittsburgh Steelers come back with rookie and backup players!

 

Deja Vu for the Steelers

 

Entertainment

 

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

 

Feature

 

"Top 25 reasons given for why students think the original candy cane was made with red and white stripes and was in the shape of a candy cane?"

 

Top 14 answers to "Love is....."

 

My Kiss of a Lifetime hopes to be special!

 

Top 14 responses to 'A Loving friend is........'
In celebration of Valentine's Day, the top 50-26 responses to 'Love is....'

 

In celebration of Valentine's Day, the top 25-1 responses to 'Love is....'

 

Top 5 responses given by students to, "What is the most important lesson your mom taught you?"

 

Acrostic Poem for Mother's Day!

 

Greek Life

 

Greek communities can communicate charity and care!

 

Kappa Kappa Gamma sister Jessica shows her Pitt spirit with her friends!

 

Newest sisters of Delta Zeta sorority enjoy a meal at Schenley Cafe after their initiation!

 

Student Government Board member Liz Blasi enjoys a meal at Schenley Cafe with her Chi Omega sisters!

 

Food

 

PGSIS 2005 Taste with Haste Cereal Poem

 

PGSIS Class of 2005 Favorite Cereal Survey Results

 

Education


Human Resource Management Final Exam Sample Questions II
 

Human Resource Management Final Exam 45 Sample Questions

 

“Stay Together, Accepting Yeshua's Inspirational Nurture Graciously!" (S.T.A.Y.I.N.G) 

By Ramesh C.Reddy
Pittsburgh Standard


Saturday, June 10, 2006

Editors note: This devotional is taken from the archives of Gospel of Mark, chapter 6.

Quiet Times (Psalm 10, Proverbs 10, Mark  6:6-13)

“Then Jesus went around teaching from village to village. Calling the Twelve to him, he sent them out two by two and gave them authority over evil spirits.” These were his instructions: "Take nothing for the journey except a staff—no bread, no bag, no money in your belts. Wear sandals but not an extra tunic. Whenever you enter a house, stay there until you leave that town.” (Mark 6:6-10, NIV)

Yesterday, I had learned about Jesus calling, sending, and giving the disciples authority. Today, I looked at the instructions Jesus gave his disciples.

Observations:

I asked myself what were the instructions Jesus gave His disciples.

  1. Take nothing for the journey except a staff.

  2. Take no bread.

  3. Take no bag.

  4. Take no money in your belts.

  5. Wear sandals but not an extra tunic.

  6. Whenever you enter a house, stay there until you leave that town.

Interpretation:

I asked myself the significance of Jesus’ instructions for them to take nothing for the journey except a staff.

Jesus was sending the disciples two-by-two on a journey to different places. We do not know how long the journey could have been. I believe they were being sent on a mission to at least six towns. Two of them were to go to a different town to be a missionary there for Christ. The staff was to become a support structure for them as they walked to the towns. It is possible they could have been hungry too because they had no food or money. The staff could also have been a protective measure to lean on and against any wild life.

I asked myself the significance of Jesus’ instructions for them to ‘wear sandals but not an extra tunic’

Jesus wanted them to be dependent on the people they were being sent to minister. The concept of fundraising for ministry purposes or missionary purposes can be inferred here. The disciples were not to depend on themselves to be taken care of but on those who would host them as they were called to be a missionary in that particular town. They were messengers of the Lord doing His work.

I asked myself the significance of Jesus telling them ‘Whenever you enter a house, stay there until you leave that town.’

Of all the instructions this instruction emphasized the concept of people ‘being ministered to’ taking care of those that are ministering to them or supporters taking care of missionaries so they could continue the work without being bogged down for places to look each day where to stay. In essence, it emphasized the concept of hosting missionaries to me.

Jesus wanted the disciples to depend on a family from a town to host them until there work was done there as a missionary. This is exciting to know and still happens.

It is also possible they could have received shelter from a place/family that did not believe in Jesus because they saw the good works they were about to do in the town. That makes sense because I know of people willing to support a cause even if they are not part of the cause because they know the difference that cause will make. In this case it is possible non-believing people could have hosted them too. This is all inference but possible.

I continued to ponder this commandment and asked myself why Jesus gave this instruction:

“When you enter a house, stay there until you leave that town.” (Mark 6:10)

Things started popping up in my mind such as could it be because

  1. Jesus wanted them to be committed to the mission at hand without getting burned out?

  2. Jesus wanted them to be a witness in the place they were staying?

 As I thought about it, those reasons made sense to me so I decided to look into them deeper and was reminded of things I already had thought earlier too.

 Point 1: Being committed to the mission at hand without getting spiritually burned out.

It is possible the more places they were involved in, the busier they could have been. That would initiate the spiritually burn-out stage. Rather, Jesus wanted them to depend on Him and focus on staying in one place in that particular town and become ready to do ministry. Not having to be involved with more than one house, I believe they would free themselves to be able to focus more on the mission Jesus gave them. Each night and day they would not have to worry about what place they were to stay but remain in that same house in town. This would help them a lot.

Point 2: Being a witness in the place they were staying.

As long as they were in one house, they could focus on people in that household. It is very possible those people who would have housed them may not have been necessarily followers of Jesus but seekers of Jesus. This would give them a serious opportunity to witness to that household but if they were there only few days and went to different houses to stay, the relationships would have been superficial too and suffered because of the lack of time invested.

By staying  in one house they could focus on those that were there without spreading themselves thin. This would also give the disciples the opportunity to be involved in discipleship making. They could have the opportunity to reach out to those that were there and then possibly give those ministered to the vision and excitement to do the same as they sought the Lord and spread out to do the Lord's work there until the Lord calls them somewhere else.

Jesus also prepared them ahead of time to know that there will be places that will not welcome them. However, Jesus did not want that to become discouraging or a stumbling block to continue the missionary work they were called, sent, and given authority for. Instead of dwelling on those that were not willing to receive the message, they were told a profound commandment.

“And if any place will not welcome you or listen to you, shake the dust off your feet when you leave, as a testimony against them." (Mark 6:11, NIV)

Implications 1:

I saw important implications for my own life. I need to help those the Lord puts upon my heart to help, when help is asked, after seeking the Lord about the situation. There will be certain groups the Lord will put upon our heart to support at a particular time.

When Lord calls, sends, and gives authority to anyone to do mission work, He wants them to be provided for. Lord uses His children to provide for His other children.

I ask you now dear friend, can they stay with you.

Dear friend, when you support missionaries through your help and giving they can be staying with you. This does not have to be literally but figuratively. If you are asked for help, if you are able to and believe in the work that is being done for the Lord, may you take time to support them financially but mostly through prayer.

I am not asking anyone to support me because the Lord has provided me with a wonderful full-time tent-making job with wonderful full time benefits and everything so I can do ministry on the side without having to worry about finances. When I was doing full-time ministry, the Lord always provided for my needs no matter how little money I had because I did not have time to do a full-time job.

However, if you feel led to donate money to the Pittsburgh Standard so we can raise enough money to put out a print edition, etc, please feel free too. However, please don't feel obligated to! If you can great, if not that is okay! If you are able to help otherwise such as writing, taking pictures, etc, that would be awesome too!

Getting back to the disciples, wherever the disciples went and were welcomed, they did not have to worry about housing because the Lord provided and while in the town they get down to business as v. 12-13 reveal:

“They went out and preached that people should repent. They drove out many demons and anointed many sick people with oil and healed them.” (Mark 6:13)

Implications II:

 I saw important implications for my own life as I pondered on v.10 and an analogy came to my mind which is not 100%. What I am sharing now does not directly deal with missionary work but where we decide to stay in a fellowship or church setting.

Wherever I am in my life, I need to choose a fellowship and church and stick to it as much as possible so my time can be spent in ministry reaching out while I am ministered to without being burned out. Those that are out of college, a college fellowship may not be in the horizon but just finding a good church and being part of it.

I am going to use fellowship synonymously with church but it is important to remember a college fellowship should never be a substitute for being involved in your local church. A college fellowship is not equivalent to being involved in a church. A fellowship among college students is important but going to church is more important and there is a lot that is offered at church that will not even come close to in a college fellowship.

Right now I am going to focus on fellowship but the principles can be applied to finding a church and sticking with it!

With that in mind, through my time at Pitt before I was on InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) staff,  I would not whole heartedly stay in one fellowship. Even then occasionally, I would go to multiple fellowships and be involved in different areas of ministry. Naturally, I did get spiritually burned out.

Not only that, it did not give me the opportunity to build lasting friendships because I would not be in one group but spread myself thin. In the process, I also did not have the opportunity to disciple and mentor faithfully those in one group because I wanted to be there for everyone. It only hurt me and the groups I was in at times. Being involved in more than one also did not give me opportunity for evangelism as I would have wanted to have.

The flip side of it is that I also did not give that fellowship the opportunity to minister to me and disciple me because I spread myself thin. That was not good in the long run.

Even in ministry though all fellowships were good, it did not help me because I spread myself thin. I felt Jesus told me the importance of commitment to one fellowship as long as I was on campus as a student without fellowship hopping.

Doing staff work with IVCF for years, I stuck to that principle but there were times I did not and it did affect a lot of things. The main point I learned is commitment in where I am rather than doing things superficially.

I ask you now dear friends, where are you staying?

Dear friends, I do not know what fellowship you all are staying at or even if you all are involved in a fellowship on campus. If you are, I learned there is so much value and benefit in being involved in just one fellowship and giving it your all. At the same time you can know that fellowship can be there to minister to you too. You can also develop lasting friendships and fellowship while you are at college as you stick to one group. Jesus should be the anchor whatever fellowship you are involved in.

Not only that but you will be encouraged, equipped, and enabled to do ministry for those on campus from what the fellowship can offer you. You won’t be spreading yourself thin but giving yourself space not to be burned out. It is possible that through you, new members can be discipled and mentored and then they would be excited to minister to others on campus because they would feel enabled too as Jesus will work in their lives through the fellowship. I know Jesus worked in my life while I was a student in InterVarsity Christian Fellowship before going on to do campus ministry.

Being involved in one fellowship also gives you the benefit of their training events, retreats, and so on that can develop your Christian maturity as a supplement to your personal time with the Lord through prayer and study of His Word. As a group, you can break out two-by-two’s and as the Lord leads reach out to the campus with the love of Christ as the Lord will empower you.

An important thing the Lord Jesus taught me is that ministry should always be an out flowing of our relationship with Him and Him alone. What we do in ministry should always point to Jesus Christ and Him alone and never to ourselves. When the focus becomes us and Christ is not involved in the situation one way or other, there is a problem.

I tell people if they are involved in ministry but there personal relationship with the Lord is suffering, there is a problem there. Jesus taught me that I should learn from Him, be preached to by Him, and be taught by Him before He could use me to help others. In essence, I need to do things with Jesus before I can start doing things for Jesus.

Sometimes we can do so much for Jesus and think we are growing so much in the Lord but what is growing is not our faith and relationship with the Lord but the pride of doing so much for the Lord. However, when we do things with Jesus, Jesus will always be on the forefront because we have humbled ourselves before the Lord and He will lift us up in due season! This is exciting to know for me and hope it is for you too!

I have also learned a fellowship or church should never be a substitute against spending quality time with the Lord alone in prayer, reading His Word, and study of His Word to speak to us. Rather, a fellowship and church should complement our personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

There are wonderful fellowships on campus and you may feel that you want to be part of all of them because each offers something different. That is true but you will be spreading yourself thin and relationships could become superficial too.

Also, if you are involved in every Christian fellowship on campus, where does that give you time for spending with your non-Christian friends?

The question becomes would you even have non-believers as friends because you spend most of your time hanging out with Christians?

"But what does it say? "The word is near you; it is in your mouth and in your heart," that is, the word of faith we are proclaiming: That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. As the Scripture says, "Anyone who trusts in him will never be put to shame." or there is no difference between Jew and Gentile—the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on him, for, "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can they preach unless they are sent? As it is written, "How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!" (Romans 10:8-15, NIV)

I have made a lot of changes in my life and am happy because that gives me time to spend a lot of time with non-believers too and not just be in my Christian shell.

You can make such an impact by being involved in just one fellowship. But before you get involved, there is nothing wrong to check different fellowships out and see which one the Lord is leading you to be at. Once you know where you ought to be, then it is important to stay there. There are always exceptions but by not fellowship hopping, you allow yourself to be committed to one thing and fulfill the mission you are called to.

 Friend that is exciting to know that the Lord can use us where we are and He does not want us to become spiritually burned out and spread ourselves thin. He will be happy to let you reach out to others as you are faithful, available, and teachable.

There are times that the Lord could also ask you to move to another fellowship where He wants to use you there but until then, it is important to stick with where the Lord placed you.

You cannot be worried about what other people will think if you are not there at their group. If anything you will be setting an example for them about commitment. The same principles apply to church involvement. It is important to be involved in one church rather than church hopping unless you are still looking.

May you stay where the Lord has called you to and allow Him to work in your life and the lives of others through you until He calls, send, and gives you authority to do His work at another church or fellowship. Until then stay together, accepting Yeshua's inspirational nurture graciously!

Stay Together Accepting Yeshua's Inspirational Nurture Graciously! (S.T.A.Y.I.N.G)/”Where are you staying?”

Prayer:
Dear Lord Jesus, thank you so much for sending your disciples and giving them specific instructions. Thank you Lord you wanted them to depend on you and you alone. Thank you for teaching me from your Word. Help us to help missionaries do what you have sent them, called them, and given them authority to do. Let us please be your vessels. We pray right now for all the missionaries who are solely dependent on you to provide for them. We pray for those who are tent-making missionaries who use their jobs as a means to making a living but spend their side time doing ministry for your Kingdom’s sake. We pray for those who are taking mission trips to different parts of the world to spread your loving Gospel. We ask you for your dear help. Lord, now I as think about fellowships and churches, I thank you that you do not want us to get spiritually burned out. I pray Oh Lord that you will guard our hearts and help us to be focused on you and depend on you where you place us. Help us to seek you first before all things and let you guide us through your Word more than anything. We believe Oh Lord that your Word has the answers to our lives, you even use circumstances in our lives and confirm it through your Word. Help us to be the witness you want us to be and also we pray that you would let us be mentored and grow in the fellowship and church we are part of. Forgive us Lord when we have not committed ourselves and superficially gone to everything. We are sorry Lord and ask you for your help. Show us what you would want us to do Lord and make it clear for us, for we are surrounded by enemies that like to turn us the wrong way. Help us to listen to your Spirit and follow you. I thank you Jesus for dying for our sins and coming back to life to save us. Thank you for shedding your blood for me and cleansing me. Thank you we can give our lives to you and you answer us. In Your Name I Pray Jesus! Amen!

If you would like to invite Jesus Christ into your heart and make Him a daily part of your life, you can this very moment. You will never be alone. You can claim God's promises for you in the Bible and see them come true, before your eyes, in His wonderful timing. You don't have to wait for a special time to come to the Lord. You can come right now as you pray this prayer, meaning it in your heart.

Prayer:
Dear Jesus, I am a sinner Lord. I am so sorry for my sins. I confess my sins to you. I confess the wrong things I have done and messed up my own life. I need you Lord right now and in the years to come. I have gone my own way and have not found what only you can give me. You alone have the words of Eternal Life. You alone love me unconditionally for who I am. I thank you Jesus. I accept you Jesus into my heart. Thanks Jesus for coming into my heart. Thanks for forgiving me of all my sins. Thanks for giving me a new identity in you. I acknowledge you as my Lord and Personal Savior as I believe in my heart that you died and came back to life to save me now and forever. I give myself to you and ask you to be in control of my life. Thank you Jesus through the  days, we can do things together. Thanks for being my Lord and Personal Savior. Thank you Jesus you have heard my prayer and answered me. Thanks Jesus for changing me and helping me through life's storms and winds. In Your Name I Pray Jesus! Amen!

Friend you may feel something or may not feeling anything but do not go by your feelings. When you ask Jesus to come into your life, He will and does. He will take over from here as you depend on the Lord and let Him work in you and through you! This is exciting friend! May each one that came to know Jesus be filled with His Holy Spirit forever more and those that know Jesus come to know Him more and more! Amen!

Get yourself involved in a campus Bible study, fellowship, and most of all find a Bible believing church and be involved to grow in your Christian walk with the Lord. They all need to be supplements for your own precious time with the Lord in prayer and meditating on His Word. If you need a Bible, please let me know!

As the movie DaVinci Code opened across the theaters on May 19, 2006, which speaks against the church and most importantly degrades the Name of Jesus Christ, we need to make ourselves available to speak the truth to the falsity presented in the movie and the novel. If you plan to watch the movie or have read the book and have questions or your faith seems to be shaken, please email me or give me a call at 412-720-4579 so we can discuss the false claims in the book that are presented as fact even though the book itself and the movie is presented as fiction. May the Lord bless you and guide you!

If you need anyone to talk to, pray with, or study the Bible with this Spring or Summer of 2006, you can email me at reddy4hisglory2004@yahoo.com or call me at 412-720-4579. Please do not hesitate. One-one Bible studies can be so powerful to because the Holy Spirit is still in the midst.

"This is my work and I can do it only because Christ's mighty energy is at work within me." (Colossians 1:29, TLB)

Express Your View

 

SEPTEMBER 2005

MARK: CHAPTER 1

How seriously do you T.E.S.T.I.F.Y to prophecy?  (Sept 01, 05)

Who do you P.O.I.N.T to? (Sept 02.05)

"Will you take a S.T.A.N.D?" (Sept 03.05)

How is your loving P.R.A.I.S.E? (Sept 06.05)

"How do you handle T.E.M.P.T.A.T.I.O.N?" (Sept 07.05)

"Who controls your T.I.M.E?" (Sept 08, 05)

"What kind of P.R.O.F.E.S.S.I.O.N are you in?" (Sept 09, 05)

"Whose T.E.A.C.H.I.N.G.S do you listen to?" (Sept 12, 05)

"What C.A.P.T.I.V.I.T.Y are you facing today?" (Sept 15, 05)

"Where do you need H.E.A.L.I.N.G?" (Sept 19, 05)

"Where do you need an A.N.S.W.E.R?" (Sept 20, 05)

"Where do you find S.O.L.I.T.A.R.Y time with the Lord?" (Sept 21, 05)

"Where do you want to be C.L.E.A.N?" (Sept 22, 05)

"What do you actions C.A.U.S.E?" (Sept 24,05)

MARK: CHAPTER 2

"What kind of F.R.I.E.N.D are you?" (Sept 26, 05)

"Where does P.A.R.A.L.Y.S.I.S take hold of you?" (Sept 28, 05)

"What are you thinking in your M.I.N.D?" (Sept 29, 05)

"What do you represent by your A.C.T.I.O.N.S?" (Sept 30, 05)

OCTOBER 2005

"Where do you look for A.C.C.E.P.T.A.N.C.E?" (Oct 04, 05)

"Who Do You I.N.V.I.T.E?" (Oct 05,05)

When do you F.A.S.T? (Oct 24, 05)

How do you see your L.I.F.E? (Oct 25,05)

"What kind of L.E.A.D.E.R are you?" (Oct 26,05)

"What does the S.A.B.B.A.T.H mean to you?" (Oct 27,05)

MARK: CHAPTER 3

What are your N.E.E.D.S? (Oct 28, 05)

NOVEMBER 2005

What is your I.M.P.A.C.T?  (Nov 01,05)

What S.P.A.C.E  do you give yourself? (Nov 07, 05)

"What has E.V.I.L done to you?" (Nov 08, 05)

"How is your R.E.L.A.T.I.O.N.S.H.I.P with Jesus?" (Nov 14,05)

"Who will give God T.H.A.N.K.S.G.I.V.I.N.G because of you?" (Nov 25, 05) (Taken from Gospel of Luke)

"Where is your A.P.P.O.I.N.T.M.E.N.T in?" (Nov 29, 05)

DECEMBER 2005

"Where do you G.A.T.H.E.R?" (Dec 01, 05)

"How are your actions seen by your F.A.M.I.L.Y?" (Dec 02, 05)

"How do you handle S.L.A.N.D.E.R?" (Dec 03.05)

"What is your V.I.E.W of Jesus?" (Dec 28, 05)

"What are you doing with G.O.D.'S  W.I L.L?" (Dec 31,05)

JANUARY 2006

MARK: CHAPTER 4

"What do the P.A.R.A.B.L.E.S mean to you?" (Jan 04, 06)

"What kind of  F.O.O.T.B.A.L.L receiver will you be for Jesus?" (Jan 05, 06)

"How is your W.A.L.K with God?" (Jan 17, 06)

"What kind of L.A.M.P are you?" (Jan 18, 06)

"What do you C.O.N.C.E.A.L?" (Jan 25, 06)

"What do you do with what you H.E.A.R?" (Jan 26, 06)

"What do you do with the W.O.R.D of God?"(Jan 30, 06)

"What will you do with the S.E.E.D?" (Jan 31,06)

FEBRUARY 2006

"What kind of  F.O.O.T.B.A.L.L receiver will you be for Jesus?" (Feb 05, 06)

MARCH 2006

"What kind of S.T.O.R.M.S are you facing?"  (March 11, 06)

APRIL 2006

"What does P.A.S.S.O.V.E.R  C.R.O.S.S mean to you?"  (April 13, 06)

MAY 2006

"What kind of P.R.O.F.E.S.S.I.O.N are you in?" (May 01, 06)

MARK: CHAPTER 5

"Where is your T.O.R.M.E.N.T coming from?"  (May 15, 06)

"Where do you need  H.E.A.L.I.N.G?" (May 16, 06)

"What do people R.E.P.O.R.T about you?" (May 17, 06)

"Are you A.F.R.A.I.D of Jesus too?" (May 18, 06)

"Will you T.E.L.L about Jesus?" (May 19, 06)

"What do you do with your T.E.S.T.I.M.O.N.Y?" (May 20, 06)

"Will you G.A.T.H.E.R before Jesus?"  (May 22, 06)

"What place do you give P.R.A.Y.E.R in your life? "   (May 23, 06)

"Where do you feel U.N.C.L.E.A.N?" (May 24, 06)

"Where do you need F.R.E.E.D.O.M?" (May 25, 06)

"Who's T.I.M.I.N.G are you following?" (May 27, 06)

MARK: CHAPTER 6

"Where do you seek W.I.S.D.O.M, in Jesus of the Bible or Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code?" (May 29, 06)

"What is your C.A.L.L.I.N.G?" (May 30, 06)

"Where is your I.D.E.N.T.I.T.Y?" (May 31, 06)

JUNE 2006

"Do you feel A.C.C.E.P.T.E.D?" (June 01, 06)

"How is your F.A.I.T.H?" (June 03, 06)

"What do you T.E.A.C.H?" (June 05, 06)

"Where are you S.E.N.T?" (June 09, 06)
 

 

 


 

 
 

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