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Congrats on your wedding. Willing to help in any way that I can with your story. Best piece of advice. Don't listen to anyone's opinion of your story...... It's yours. Can guide you somewhat about publishers and format, but your words are your words. Good Luck

Saw one last night. First one. It flew directly to the spot where last year I had hung one of my feeders, then made a beeline straight to the place where I had previously had a second feeder. I have placed my feeders in different locations this year. It only took a moment before the...

I have had 1 Children's book published. I am working on 2 others. If I can be of help, ask away. I'm sure there are others here that have been published. Recently, my daughter was chosen as a Young Author from her school and she got to meet Mike Thaler, the author of the Black Lagoon...

Time for hummingbirds everyone. Have you put your feeders out? Anyone see any yet? I am so looking forward to seeing them. Haven't seen any here in Indiana yet. Anytime though.

What exactly is Starship Troopers? A movie or a story? I don't remember seeing it or reading it. Why was a grub crawling on someone's thigh. I think I am thinking of some movie that I saw once.

Thanks guys. I appreciate your input. I agree.

It's been a long time since I have seen Starship Troopers. I don't remember the grub or the movie for that matter. As to usage, I am a little hard to follow at times. Well, most of the time. Could you expound on why you deny the second proposition? Thanks

You asked that question so much better then I did. :thumbsup:

God creates his creatures any way that he deems fit. I have NO problem with this. None whatsoever. But please provide some scriptural support that God PLACES our every single thought into our head.

So are you saying that God puts every thought into our brain? Every sinful thought or idiotic thought that flits through my brain at any given moment is placed there by God? Thousands of thoughts on a daily basis do not originate in my brain but are placed or written into my brain by God...

From a Calvinistic and Biblical perspective I know that of course God knows, controls and restrains our each and every thought. But does God in a more deterministic way, write our thoughts? Example: Ice cream sounds good right about now. God gave me a preference for Ice cream...

I was reading on another forum, a poster stated that God controls our thoughts. I wanted to know your thoughts on this subject. Does God control all of our thoughts? Do our thoughts originate with us or God? God of course knows our thoughts and uses them to his glory! Our thoughts...

The only Presbyterian church in my town has a woman pastor. I won't be going there.

Baking soda and water. Make a thick paste. It draws the stinger out and immediately takes away the pain. Works for me and my kids.

Not could, but would. I know quite a few. :sigh:

One of ours is a longhaired calico. She is actually a great cat if you like cats. She waits until all of the kittens are done eating before she jumps in. That one, I like. Mine all stay outside. They have a barn to go into but my husband built them a minature two story cat house. I spend a...

Make that 18. Two cats had kittens in the last two weeks. One that I had thought was a male, what a surprise. GOOD GRIEF. I am totally done with cats. :cry:

True, but you don't see the truth of scripture until God opens your eyes to see. I was brought up in the same tradition as my friend and you always believe that you are seeing the truth until the moment God actually reveals the truth of scripture. Then it is an "aha" moment. Please expound on...

He skips over those verses or either ignores them totally. Says that is paying twice. What is the best way to explain this to him? I doubt that multiple verses would convince him. Very sectarian.

His question was, why consequences? Jesus aready paid for our sin. He knew according to our calvinist belief what sin we would commit so why pay temporally? I thought I would ask because most of you are alot more articulate and succint then I.