Post by broncbuster2 on Jan 21, 2008 18:13:24 GMT -5
Bible Study Verse
Epesians 4:27
And do not give the
devil a foothold. (NIV)
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Thoughts
For almost a week last November, I was
out hunting elk, away
from all news and most contact with the
rest
of the world and totally concentrating on
my hunt. During that time, I was
overcome with the beauty of God's
creation. I did not witness any evil. It
was as if there were none. It was as if God
was telling me to encourage others to
listen to Him
and what He is saying and doing rather
than
focusing on the evil that is in our world. (DF)
Action Point
Go out, wage spiritual warfare against
the devil and evil as Jesus did. Do not
dwell
on what the devil is doing; but instead, go
and
tell others of Jesus' teachings and the
good
things that God does for you every day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sportsmen's Tip of the
Day
Use a thin piece of copper wire to
bend along your travel route. Straighten
out
the wire and place it against the scale on
your map and you will have a more
accurate
measurement of distance.
Epesians 4:27
And do not give the
devil a foothold. (NIV)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thoughts
For almost a week last November, I was
out hunting elk, away
from all news and most contact with the
rest
of the world and totally concentrating on
my hunt. During that time, I was
overcome with the beauty of God's
creation. I did not witness any evil. It
was as if there were none. It was as if God
was telling me to encourage others to
listen to Him
and what He is saying and doing rather
than
focusing on the evil that is in our world. (DF)
Action Point
Go out, wage spiritual warfare against
the devil and evil as Jesus did. Do not
dwell
on what the devil is doing; but instead, go
and
tell others of Jesus' teachings and the
good
things that God does for you every day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sportsmen's Tip of the
Day
Use a thin piece of copper wire to
bend along your travel route. Straighten
out
the wire and place it against the scale on
your map and you will have a more
accurate
measurement of distance.