User Profile: julie w

Member Since: August 11, 2011

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  • @Chinishque
    Very good poem! However, I will say that about the “As oral sex in the office does not impeach” – although Clinton was not impeached for that act, he was for his perjury. Maybe that’s what you were talking about since the oral sex in the White House office itself didn’t bring about the impeachment.

  • Ok, NO politician of ANY political party needs to be depicted with a halo over their heads. If it’s inappropriate for one, it’s inappropriate for another.

  • Can some doctor out there put this crazy man on some proper medication?! ….and if he’s already on some – maybe he should be taken off of them….good grief!

  • Thank you for sharing. I’ve heard some of these things off and on through the years as well. Especially about the neglected and poorly maintained flood walls and levies. So many pointed a finger at Bush saying it was “his fault”. Give me a break! No president is perfect but it’s not the responsibility of any American President by far (including Obama) to make sure flood walls and levies in every state are up to standard and code.

  • @Momrules – I agree! A bar IS just a place. Many, many “moons” ago, when I was in youth group, we went on one of our retreats. This time we went to a lodge. We had specific rooms set aside for us for our worship, teaching and prayer time HOWEVER on Sunday morning – just a few hours before we were to leave for home, there was a mix up and a huge scheduling conflict. The lodge had over booked the room we had reserved and we were left without a Sunday morning worship place. I believe it was winter time so – no going outside. Instead, the management team went in the lodge’s bar, put sheets over all the liquor shelves and a bunch of teenagers and youth leaders filed into the bar for Sunday service. It was THEE most MOVING and POWERDUL service of that trip! The Spirit moved so heavily through that room (that just HAPPENED to be a bar)! I think all the kids were saved but many renewed their relationships with Christ and many of us were on our knees with hands on our folding chairs asking for God’s deliverance in the troubled areas of our lives. We prayed for, over and with each other. Tears, hugs and praises were spilled all over that bar that day as was the power of the Holy Spirit! I will don’t remember anything else about that trip but I will NEVER forget that bar room Sunday service!

  • Amen.

  • I think this is wonderful! The church is not about a building – it’s about the people and these people obviously feel comfortable to come and worship Christ without the feeling of being looked down on because of their background or what they wear. These people seem to understand that it’s NOT about religion (which Jesus is not about anyway), it’s about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. May God continue to bless them as they continue to reach out into the community in His name.:-)

  • Must be an election year.

  • @ Smokey – Hahahaha – thanks for the laugh (a sad, but true laugh).

  • I agree in prayer with all who are praying for this woman. I can’t imagine what this would be like. Just imagine – instead of hair growing on your head, it’s nails! Instead of hair stubble growing on your legs, it’s nails! May God grant wisdom to the doctors (and anyone with healthier alternative ways), her and her family and friends so that she may find her way through this and find a cure.