[With this being Tax Season, here is our obligatory IRS joke.- Rick]
A couple of weeks after hearing a sermon on Psalm 51:2-4 (knowing my own hidden secrets) and Psalm 52:3-4 (lies and deceit), a man wrote the following letter to the IRS:
“I have been unable to sleep, knowing that I have cheated on my income tax. I understated my taxable income, and I have enclosed a check for $150. If I still can’t sleep, I will send the rest.”
Received from GCFL
We need to pray every morning to do God’s work each day, and, … In part 1 of Lessons From The Land, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Mark 1 & 2.
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I know, I am a delinquent grandpa. But I am triumphant as well. Yesterday – Friday 4-3, Atticus returned home from the hospital. It is impossible for me to comprehend how a little boy, less than a year old, can have heart surgery and go home a week later. We are working on returning to the States around June-July and we will be able to hold him in our arms. A mere 50 years ago we would be mourning his passing and throwing dirt on his grave. God is so good. Thank you for your prayers. We expect that God has a special place in this life and in his kingdom for Atticus DiCicco. Pray and watch with us for this young man of special blessings. …He is joyous!
Because Jesus has been raised, you have been made alive and your labor in the Lord is not in vain. In part 3 of Easter 2015, Pastor Dan Cox reads from 1 Corinthians 15.
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Soldiers compelled Simon to carry the cross of Jesus, but the love of Jesus compels us to take up our cross and follow Him. In part 2 of Easter 2015, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Mark 15:16-41 and Matthew 16:24-27.
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A religious women upon waking up each morning would open her front door stand on the porch and scream, “Praise the lord.” This infuriated her atheist neighbor who would always make sure to counter back, “there is no Lord.”
One morning the atheist neighbor overheard his neighbor praying for food, thinking it would be funny, he went and bought her all sorts of groceries and left them on her porch. The next morning the lady screamed, “praise the Lord, who gave me this food.”
The neighbor laughing so hard he could barely get the words out screamed “it wasn’t the Lord, it was me.” The lady without missing a beat screamed “praise the Lord for not only giving me food but making the atheist pay for it!!”
As seen in Midwest Christian Outreach’s Newsletter
