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Be glad that God has a plan for you.
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Be patient when things are not going your way.
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Be prayerful always.
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Be helpful to others.
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Be one to honor others.
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Be a peace maker, not a trouble maker.
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Be loving.
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Be happy.
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Be sypathic.
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Be kind to others, even your enemies.
The B’s In Romans 12
Posted February 19, 2020 by Jack BaileyCategories: Uncategorized
Don’t In Romans 12
Posted February 19, 2020 by Jack BaileyCategories: Uncategorized
- Don’t pretend you love others–Love them sincerely.
- Don’t ally yourself with evil–Vote Pro-Life.
- Don’t be lazy–Serve the LORD with enthusiasm.
- Don’t act like you are better than others–Give preference to others.
- Don’t kiss up.
- Don’t be a know-it-all.
- Don’t quarrel or argue.
- Don’t take the law into your own hands
- Don’t repay evil with more evil.
- Don’t let evil get the upperhand on you.
Things America Needs
Posted May 29, 2017 by Jack BaileyCategories: America, Uncategorized
Tags: America Needs, David, Hannah, Jesus, Joseph, Luke, Moses, Paul, Peter, Samuel
- We need Lawmakers like Moses who are concerned about morality and justice instead of pursuing their own godless agenda.
- We need Rulers like David who have a heart for people instead of a lust for power.
- We need Generals like Joshua, who fall on their needs before God seeking guidance.
- We need Administrators like Joseph who got his wisdom from God.
- We need Mothers like Hannah who prayed to be a mother and dedicated her children to God.
- We need Children like Samuel who was attentive and obedient.
- We need Doctors like Luke who cared for the soul as well as the body.
- We need Theologians like Paul who rightly divided the word of truth.
- We need Preachers like Peter who was willing to go to jail rather than compromise.
- We need A Savior like Jesus.
[I found this top ten list while moving my office. I don’t know the origen or how long I have had it in my possession. I am pretty sure that it is not an original.]
Symptoms of Morbus Sabbaticus
Posted March 4, 2017 by Jack BaileyCategories: Humor, Uncategorized
Tags: Baptist, Church Attendance, Sunday Sickness
Morbus Sabbaticus is Hebrew for “Sunday Sickness.”
- It usually attacks late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
- It only attacks church members.
- It is most common among Baptist.
- It does not affect the appetite or the ability to watch TV.
- It usually last no more than 24 hours.
- It most prevalent with the head of the house.
- It does not require the assistance of a physician.
- Aspirin and other pain relievers do not work.
- Attending worship service exacerbates or inflames the condition.
- There is only one cure: a double dose of Jesus.
Traits of The Wicked
Posted December 15, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: Sin, Uncategorized
Tags: Accountability, Bible, Evil People, God's Laws, Psalms, Taking Advantage of Others, Traits of the wicked
Psalm 10, NIRV
- They are proud and arrogant [v.2,4]
- They hunt for the weak and helpless so they can take advantage [v.2]
- They refuse to repent of their sins [v.4]
- They have no room in their thoughts for God [v.4]
- They disregard God’s laws [v.5]
- They have a strong sense of false security [v.6]
- They tell lies and make trouble [v.7]
- They are sneaky, crafty, they hide and watch for an opportunity to hurt others.[v.8-10]
- They do not believe that God will hold them accountable [v.10-13]
- They intimidate and terrify the timid and fearful [v.18]
Things God Has Done For Me
Posted September 8, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: God's Grace and Blessings, Uncategorized
- Allowed me to be born in a Christian home and nation.
- He saved me at age 9 and called me to preach the gospel at age 19.
- He miracelously provided for me in Seminary.
- He has given me a place to serve for 47 years and a people to whom I can minister by using my spiritual gifts.
- He has given me good health and the ability to go to hospitals, nursing homes, build handicap ramps, go on mission trips, etc.
- He allowed me to stay in one community for 37 years. All our children went to school and graduated in one place.
- He has given me healthy children and grandchildren, all attend church and are professing Christians except the little ones.
- He has given me a faithful wife who holds me accountable and is always ready to follow wherever God leads.
- He has given me good help. My ministers of music, education, youth and administrative assisants have been wonderful people, easy to work with.
- He has given me quality friends who are always there when I need them. Because of His grace, we are rich in friends.
Places To See If You Travel Solo
Posted September 8, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: Travel, Uncategorized
Tags: Beautiful Cities, Breath taking sites, Travel
- Reykjavik, Iceland.
- Paris, France.
- Bali, Indonesia
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Seville, Spain
- Dubroynik, Croatia
- Dublin, Ireland
- Queenstown, New Zealand
- Santiago, Chile
- Masai Mara, Kenya
I cannot recall the web site where I found this list. I was shocked by some of the destinations on the list. Vancover, Canada; Ambergris Caye, Belize and Alaska were in the top 15. Alaska was dead last and that surprised me. I have been to Paris, Alaska and Vancover but none of the other places. I have heard from many sources that Spain is a great place to visit and that New Zealand has breath taking scenery. I would love to go to Iceland, New Zealand and Ireland. I have a good friend that says Victoria, Canada is the most beautiful city in the world.
Traits Of The Wicked
Posted September 8, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: Uncategorized
Traits of the wicked by David, Psalms 10
- The wicked often succeed in this world {v.5}
- The wicked are victimizers, they take advantage of the poor, weak and helpless. {v.8,9,10}
- The wicked brag about their evil ways {v.3}
- The wicked praise the greedy and persecute the godly {v.3}
- The wicked are proud and arrogant {v.2}
- The wicked do not see the judgment that awaits them {v.5}
- The wicked think they are invincible {v.6}
- The wicked are too proud to seek God {v.4}
- The wicked believe they will avoid accountability {v.13}
- The wicked despise God {v.13}
Things I Hate
Posted September 8, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: Things You Hate, Uncategorized
Tags: Cats, Things You Hate, Traffic, Unruly Children
- I hate it when I work to get to my cell phone only to find that the person has hung up; then I call immediately and it rings 9 times and then I get a voice message.
- I hate it when my wife tells me to do something I’m already doing.
- I hate it when a State Trooper follow me.
- I hate it when I clean up, dress up and then find that everyone else has dressed casual.
- I hate it when I drive to the window of a fast food joint and they say, “Can you hold for just a minute.”
- I hate it when I watch a movie and then it has a sad ending or no ending at all.
- I hate it when my grandkids get my chair and their parents just sit there like a knot on a log. Show some respect for Pete’s sake.
- I hate it when Auburn wins and Alabama loses.
- I hate it when a driver passes, pulls back in front and then reduces his speed.
- I hate it when a person complains about a service they’ve done nothing to deserve.
Signs You Might Be A Senior
Posted September 8, 2016 by Jack BaileyCategories: Aging, Uncategorized
Tags: Aging, Getting Old, Senior Adults
- You’ve opened a child proof cap with a hammer.
- You are already thinking about getting home even before you get to where you are going.
- When packing for a trip, the most important thing is not underwear, it is your medication.
- You are the first to find a bathroom when the car stops.
- You tell the same stories over and over.
- You hate traffic, loud music, waiting in line, unruly children and politicians.
- You are realizing that growing old is not for sissies.
- You walk more [to the bathroom] but enjoy it less.
- Your mind awakes long before your body allows you to get up.
- Your having trouble remembering names of people you’ve known all your life.