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God Promises Great Returns on Investments
God has great plans for us to prosper and promises great return on our investments. If we are generous to others, God is more than generous with us.
9 commentsAlternative Ways To Get The Food You Need
If you are like most people, you purchase the majority of your food from the grocery store or a restaurant. This is the most logical and common way to attain the food your body needs to survive. But there are other ways to get the food you need. ...
17 comments"Faye Daily Words Of Encouragement # 415 Today's Word Is : Purchased"
Our salvation was purchase by the precious blood of Jesus Christ. Definition of the word Purchase: which means to buy something, to buy through for cash. Ruth 4 - 10 : Moreover Ruth the Moabites, the wife of...
10 commentsGleaning--One Way to Help Feed the Hungry
We've all seen the disturbing photographs of hungry children in Africa, or in other parts of the world. And of course hunger is an issue in our country. It often looks like there isn't a way to solve this huge problem and hearts go out to not only...
4 commentsLife Matters
Approximately one year ago, I lost one of my closest and dearest relatives. My first cousin, who was as close to me as a brother. I, as the rest of the family, was devastated. We never saw this coming. For...
4 commentsDesperation Divides
Luke 22:24 'And there was also a strife among them, which of them should be accounted the greatest.' Luke 22:24 ‘And there was also a strife among them, which of them should be accounted the greatest.” The land of Ronx was blessed. There was...
2 commentsGleaning - The Resurrection of an Old Practice
In biblical times, the Jewish people were required by law to leave the gleanings in their fields for the old, poor, widowed, children and hungry travelers to gather. In today's failing economy, gleaning is making a comeback and filling empty tummies.
1 commentThe History of Gleaning
According to Webster's Dictionary glean means to gather grain or other produce left by reapers. Gleaning has been around since Biblical times when Jews didn't harvest all the crops in order to leave some for...
9 commentsPictorial Definitions
Pictorial Definitions. . ©_MFB III My life is a pickle each daily slicetangy and sweetbut sometimes it can turn suddenly sour..... puckering up my lipsand my heart. Drawn from where fatepreserves all...
0 commentsGleaning in America - 6,000 Years of Green Living and Preventing Waste
Gleaning is a Middle Eastern and Old Testament law and custom in which harvesters leave the corners of their crop fields untouched so that the poor and the foreigner have access and gather food. Gleaning is...
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