Wishing all Amiga users world wide the best of Seasons Greetings &
a happy, healthy & prosperous New Year 2002!...tony.. aka: "The Amigaman
of Lake Station, Indiana, USA!"

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Happy Holidays to ALL!!!

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On 25-Dec-01 18:41:40 kitchens@letter.com Johnny C. Kitchens wrote:

>Hello ww2dp

>On 24-Dec-01, you wrote:

>> Wishing all Amiga users world wide the best of Seasons Greetings &
>> a happy, healthy & prosperous New Year 2002!...tony.. aka: "The
>> Amigaman of Lake Station, Indiana, USA!"

> Happy Holidays to ALL!!!

And to you and yours as well. Today I spent the afternoon at the home of
good friends and enjoyed wonderful fellowship and wonderful food amid
some small measure of opulance. After that, some other friends and I met
at our church, where there is plenty---and it shows, then loaded some
electronic instrumentation into a van and the trunk of my car and headed
downtown to a basement, where there is no opulance, no paneling, and
where the vents don't quite fit, there is addiction, desperation and
broken men, but where there is warmth, love, and the Good News is
shared. We never unpacked the instrumentation we brought along.
There was a piano there that sounded fairly good, so the pianist among
us used that instead. In the church we attend, we have possibly the
finest, most Biblically faithful preaching in the entire nation. In the
basement tonight there was only a seminary student who struggled with
his ideas and with his nerves. More of the Gospel was received in that
basement than in our church. We have a good church. In fact in human
terms we have an extrememly good church. The elders perform due
diligence to ensure that anyone who is actually becoming a member is a
believer. The docrine is as sound as any church I've ever known, and the
Good News is preached strongly, solidly, and fervently. But the people
there are not desperate. There is a creeping tendancy to think that they
are "good enough". The men in that basement know differently, so God can
reach them far more easily than He can reach anyone uptown. It is a
humbling place because it shows me where I could be at any moment. God
is my supply, my fortress, and my truest love. This I must not forget:
That I am nothing, and He is everything; for He created me. The air I
breathe is as the very breath from His great mouth. The water I drink is
the flowing of His undying love. The food I eat grows at His command.
He is the centerpost that keeps my tent erect. Remove Him and I only
flail in the dark, trapped within my own sin. He is my God, my fortress
and my love. He is Jesus Christ the Lord, and today I celebrate the gift
of His human birth because He came to die for me. Happy Birthday, Jesus!

='D

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will not be shaken.

Hello William,

Wednesday, December 26, 2001, 4:01:33 AM, you wrote:

>> Happy Holidays to ALL!!!

WFM> And to you and yours as well. Today I spent the afternoon at the home of
WFM> good friends and enjoyed wonderful fellowship and wonderful food amid
WFM> some small measure of opulance. After that, some other friends and I met
WFM> at our church, where there is plenty---and it shows, then loaded some
WFM> electronic instrumentation into a van and the trunk of my car and headed
WFM> downtown to a basement, where there is no opulance, no paneling, and
WFM> where the vents don't quite fit, there is addiction, desperation and
WFM> broken men, but where there is warmth, love, and the Good News is
WFM> shared. We never unpacked the instrumentation we brought along.
WFM> There was a piano there that sounded fairly good, so the pianist among
WFM> us used that instead. In the church we attend, we have possibly the
WFM> finest, most Biblically faithful preaching in the entire nation. In the
WFM> basement tonight there was only a seminary student who struggled with
WFM> his ideas and with his nerves. More of the Gospel was received in that
WFM> basement than in our church. We have a good church. In fact in human
WFM> terms we have an extrememly good church. The elders perform due
WFM> diligence to ensure that anyone who is actually becoming a member is a
WFM> believer. The docrine is as sound as any church I've ever known, and the
WFM> Good News is preached strongly, solidly, and fervently. But the people
WFM> there are not desperate. There is a creeping tendancy to think that they
WFM> are "good enough". The men in that basement know differently, so God can
WFM> reach them far more easily than He can reach anyone uptown. It is a
WFM> humbling place because it shows me where I could be at any moment. God
WFM> is my supply, my fortress, and my truest love. This I must not forget:
WFM> That I am nothing, and He is everything; for He created me. The air I
WFM> breathe is as the very breath from His great mouth. The water I drink is
WFM> the flowing of His undying love. The food I eat grows at His command.
WFM> He is the centerpost that keeps my tent erect. Remove Him and I only
WFM> flail in the dark, trapped within my own sin. He is my God, my fortress
WFM> and my love. He is Jesus Christ the Lord, and today I celebrate the gift
WFM> of His human birth because He came to die for me. Happy Birthday, Jesus!

Wonderful to hear the 'Good News'
Happy Birthday Jesus!

WFM> Psalms 62:6 He alone is my rock and my salvation; he is my fortress, I
WFM> will not be shaken.

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