By Dr. Perry, PhD “Narcissistic people are always struggling with the fact that the rest of the world doesn’t revolve around them.” ~Unknown It is common for individuals who experience narcissistic abuse to suffer in silence or not even know that they are being abused. Because narcissists are master manipulators, they can be very difficult […]
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It’s important that we examine that teachers’ doctrine and practices in light of Scripture.
Scripture Reading: Acts 13:4-12 “You son of the devil, you enemy of all righteousness, full of all deceit and villainy, will you stop making crooked the straight paths of the Lord? And now, behold, the hand of the Lord is upon you, and you will be blind and unable to see the sun for a time.” […]
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Purpose: To learn the different body parts of an adult ant.
Book(s) read:
Ruth Berman Ants pages 24-33. (Chapter 3: Body Parts)
Learning Objectives:
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Well…..I knew it would be bad but only time will tell if she is able to pull herself out of this . The hoop (green ) house isn’t heated and it must have gotten awfully low on those cold nights.Even in cold weather the house can reach 90 degrees or better on a sunny day but even I can tell she took a real bump.But before the temps dropping for the second day I did harvest the remaining fruit. Total 37 lemons. And this was after selling a couple of dozen and giving away to family at least 2 doz and freezing a couple doz. for my self. Was this her ” last Hoorah”> Time will tell.
Purpose: To learn the four stages of an ant’s four stages of growth
Book(s) read:
Ruth Berman Ants pages 18-23. (Chapter 2: Changes)
Trevor Terry and Margaret Linton The Life Cycle of an Ant pages 14-19.
Learning Objectives:
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Hello beloved, and Happy New Year. Ever since we went through the miracle of birth series and discussed the lungs I’ve wanted to talk to you about trees. Trees are often mentioned in the Bible, whether as a symbol for the land they grow in, or in the literal garden of Eden where two very special trees were planted. There’s really no end to the wonders of Gods intelligent design, and as we delve into the science of trees, recall, dear ones, that we are “thinking Gods thoughts after Him”.
Most of God’s creations He designed to breath in oxygen and breath out carbon dioxide. Trees, along with a few other plants and algae, do the very opposite. These amazing blessings from God don’t just take in carbon dioxide, but also ‘breath’ in poisons from the air, such as ozone and ammonia, which they then trap in their leaves. This…
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Hi friends! As 2017 draws to a close and we all start thinking about what we want to accomplish in the new year I want to remind you that you can start something great at any time. You don’t have to wait for the beginning of a new year or even a new week to make positive changes and go after your goals.
I often find myself in conversations with people where we end up talking about stuff we would like to do. It’s not long into these talks when I hear “As soon as I ______ then I will get to __________.” Or “If only I could _________ then I would___________.” When the “as soons” and “If only’s” start to rear their ugly heads I know my friends are in trouble. As Soon and If Only are sneaky little devils. They enable us to put off the really great…
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Twenty-five things I’ve learned during twenty-five years of marriage.
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Here are two Christian booklets I read towards the end of this year.
William P. Smith. When Bad Things Happen: Thoughtful Answers to Hard Questions. Greensboro, NC: New Growth Press, September 1st 2008. 22 pp.
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This was a helpful and edifying booklet. It is a “minibook” that is part of the “Resources for Personal Change” series published by New Growth Press. The author William Smith is an adjunct faculty in the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation has written an excellent resource for those who are going through trials and asking the question of why God allows bad things to happen. It is an excellent resource for Biblical and Pastoral Counselors to give the counselee and have them read and highlight/underline for study and meditation. For my own use I read this title along with a church member I was discipling and counseling as…
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