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So, honestly, after 9,000 posts I never felt like I could adequately catch up and so simply ignored the AA1-9 threads. But since we are starting another one, perhaps someone could catch me up in 10,000 words or less 
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So, honestly, after 9,000 posts I never felt like I could adequately catch up and so simply ignored the AA1-9 threads. But since we are starting another one, perhaps someone could catch me up in 10,000 words or less
After much discussion, we've decided to vote you off the island.
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As far as I can tell its just a talk about anything and everything thread.
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This is the thread that the mods and admins are trying to form in our main forum. This thread is for fellowship and non-controversial topics and everyday gossip. Since we already have a fellowship thread we don't need a fellowship forum.
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Long weekend for a friend's wedding in DC. Should be fun, bugt tiring when I'm not getting thered until midnight tonight...
Oh the joys of reading CF from my phone.
Oh the joys of reading CF from my phone.
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A woman insisted on buying my groceries today. She said I looked like I had a long day (which I had) and that all God's people need care. She wouldn't let me say no. It was really quite humbling to have a stranger do that. God is good.
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Once when my daughter was working at a store, at the checkout while in college, a lady asked her how her day was going. She said "not so great, someone backed into my car." The lady said - well here's $300 towards getting it fixed....and she walked out of the store without saying who she was or anything. It was like a miracle or something.
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Bryne
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As much as these experiences have been very moving to me, the time when I was most moved was a time when God used me to answer someone else's prayer. It wasn't even a big important prayer, it was a prayer for a little thing. I had no clue that he was praying for this thing but I happened to have this thing and I just felt that I should send it to him. I am not in the habit of just mailing my possessions to people unsolicited, but for some reason, I just wanted to.
It was later that I found out that that he had been praying for this item. He had no extra money to buy it and really wanted it. So he prayed for it, and then it just showed up in his mail box...and God used me to make it happen...how cool is that. It was such a privilege.
I often wonder how often God uses us like this, and we never find out about it. Just to even be allowed to see how God uses us is a privilege.
It was later that I found out that that he had been praying for this item. He had no extra money to buy it and really wanted it. So he prayed for it, and then it just showed up in his mail box...and God used me to make it happen...how cool is that. It was such a privilege.
I often wonder how often God uses us like this, and we never find out about it. Just to even be allowed to see how God uses us is a privilege.
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I heard a Joel Osteen sermon once, where he talked about being "somebody else's miracle". Basically he was saying that if you give a stranger your cell phone and tell them they can call anywhere in the world and talk for as long as they need to, you've been their miracle. If you hand a stranger an umbrella when it's raining, you've been that person's miracle. This person could've been a fan of his.
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