Son-shine on Your Shoulders

🍂 God Son-day with the Autumn Colors🍂🍂 Exquisite Pieces And Here are the Good Things God Can't Do Forty-four years ago, I took multiple courses on Theology (Greek, Theo = God; ology = study).  The courses rooted me and kept me in awe of the greatest ever, forever. I am about to share what I learned back in the day and recently heard it again. I am not stating anything you do not know, but some may need a reminder to realize His power in your life and achieve His destiny in your life. The children and believers of God will be shaken and inspired. I am stoked; so here it goes. God is perfect, correct? Yet there are some things He cannot do.   First, God cannot lie.  Hebrews 6:18  So God has given both His promise and His oath. These two things are unchangeable because it is impossible for God to lie .  Second, God cannot fail.  Joshua 1:5  No one will be able to stand against you as long as you live. For I will be with you as I was with Moses. I will not   fail   you or abandon

Chilling (literally) on Son-Day! The Beauty, Cutie, and Corn Pone Are You a Consumer or Contributor? Now I am about to go on a rant here about consumers and contributors.  This morning, I had breakfast with my bride, my sister Roma and her groom David. We talked about a variety things including a conversation I had with a parent yesterday who was giving me valuable advice on how to coach in the middle of the game while I was passing on plays to the kids.   The thing is,   my team was up 27-0,  and  we're currently 5-1 on the season.   I looked him and stated, "Please not now. Where were you six weeks when I asked for coaches and no one came forward?"   The response, "I have things I have to do".  Not, "I am working".  He went on to say, "I can come once every two weeks to help".  I told him, "Seriously, kids need consistent and stable support, much like we do".  He walked away. It's frustrating to have people who are quick to cr