Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Tuesday Bible Study With Les Feldick: Truth Personified

 

 

"Teach me Your way, O LORD, that I may walk in Your truth.
Give me an undivided heart, that I may fear Your name."
(Psalm 86:11) 



Les & Iris Feldick
Image courtesy/Through The Bible
With Les Feldick Newsletter


 

Les continues his walk through the Bible, teaching us
 to connect the dots within the Holy Scriptures. 

 

Truth Personified/Part One
(1997)
Les Feldick Ministries-Official Site
(October 1, 2019)

 

 

 

 

Truth Personified/Part Two
(1997)
Les Feldick Ministries-Official Site
(October 2, 2019)

 

 

 

 

Truth Personified/Part Three
(1997)
Les Feldick Ministries-Official Site
(October 3, 2019)

 

 

 

 

Truth Personified/Part Four
(1997)
Les Feldick Ministries-Official Site
(October 4, 2019)

Monday, October 26, 2026

Full Hunter's Moon Tonight

 

 

 

 An old legend about the Hunter's Moon claims that if a single
woman meets a handsome man in the moonlight tonight he will 
one day be the man she will marry....Or may be not!

Nevertheless, there is a beautiful full moon shining in the sky tonight.
I hope the skies are clear where you're at! 


Image courtesy/Pinterest
 
 
 
 
 "It was fascination, I know,
Seeing you alone with the moonlight above,
Then I touch your hand
And next moment I kiss you,
Fascination turned to love..."

 
Fascination
(1957)
Nat King Cole
(Uploaded July 31, 2018)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arlene Learns About Caribbean Cuisine!

 

 

 

 

 Gracious hosts Arlene, and special guest, the Reverend Connie Brooks,
cook up some delicious Caribbean-style dishes featuring rice and beans,
green beans with onion, and assorted fruit picks.

 

Arlene Learns About Caribbean Food
(2006)
At Home With Arlene Williams
(October 26, 2026)

Monday Meditation: Beyond The Stars And Planets I Can See

 

 

 Creator of the stars of night,

Thy peo­ple’s ev­er­last­ing light,

Jesu, Re­deem­er, save us all,

And hear Thy serv­ants when they call.

-Author Unknown

 

Image courtesy/Pinterest

 

Early this morning, just after midnight, I went outside into the frosty cold 
 air to look up at the full moon sailing overhead in the sky like a huge spotlight. 
 The silvery brilliance of the late October evening, the bright, visible planets
  and the stars circling around the moon filled me with silent wonder.

"The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament
 shows the work of His hands."
(Psalm 19:1)

Often when I look up and study the night sky I feel a strong link with the past.
Many people before me, some who were famous, and others not so famous,
strangers I wish I had known, and loved ones I really miss sometimes, all
of them perhaps studied the constellations at one time, or marveled at
the pale celestial glory of the moon.

May be they wished on a star, or used a telescope set up in their back
 yard to watch the stars, like I used to some years ago. It's a hobby I should
take up again!  A clear night sky has always filled me with a sense of
astonishment and of hope.  The beauty of creation linked with eternity. 

As He traveled the dusty roads of the Holy Land, I am sure the Lord
Jesus probably looked up at the glittering star patterns on clear nights and
 thought about home. When I gaze up at the stars above, I know I am looking
 at only part of heaven. Beyond the stars and planets I can see, there is another
 place waiting for me someday when my time on earth is over. 

Jesus promised, "In My Father's house are many rooms. If it were not so,
would have I told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you?
And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and welcome
you into My presence, so that where I am you also will be."
(John 14:2-3) 

 

"Beyond The Stars And Planets I Can See"
Pamela Denise Brida 
(October 26, 2026)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, October 25, 2026

Sunday Night In Uncle Walt's Vault: More Kittens

 

  Released in 1936, this sequel to "Three Orphan Kittens" finds 
 a mischievous trio of felines being chased from the house
by Mickey's housekeeper after getting into trouble. 

 

Image courtesy/Wikipedia

 

Out in the backyard, they cross paths with Bolivar the St. Bernard
and seek to befriend him while he is trying to take a nap. After
a curious encounter with a passing tortoise, the black kitten
tangles with a feisty little bluebird who causes the clothes line
to come loose. Then, all three kittens take part in tipping
over and spilling all the water out of the wash tub!

When the exasperated housekeeper gives chase, the
kittens dive for cover beneath Bolivar's bulky frame.
The housekeeper berates him for his apparent laziness
and then moves on in pursuit of the ornery kittens.

 The kittens then emerge from their hiding place and
  lovingly nuzzle up to their new pal and protector. 

 

More Kittens
(1936)
Mickey Mouse Presents
A Walt Disney Silly Symphony
Walt Disney Productions
Uploaded by Old Classic Cartoons
(August 31, 2016)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lord, Take Up Your Holy Throne

 

 

 

"Lord, take up Your holy Throne
Deep with my heart,
Take the place that is yours alone,
Deep within my heart..." 

 

Lord, Take Up Your Holy Throne
(2002)
Paul Wilbur
Paul Wilbur Ministries
(February 6, 2025)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

Dave Hunt: Israel, Islam, and Armageddon

 

 

"Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of drunkeness to all the surrounding peoples." 
(Zechariah 12:2)

 

Dave Hunt
Image courtesy/Amazon

 

 In this enlightening documentary, Christian apologist/author and founder of 
The Berean Call Ministries Dave Hunt (1926-2013) explains how with more
than 3,000 years of history, Jerusalem is mentioned 800 times in the Bible,
and how it is prophesied to play a key role in world destiny. 

Many of these prophecies have already come to pass, with some yet to be fulfilled.
Although this film was made over 20 years ago, it shows how despite the many
 "peace plans"  devised by world leaders, it will be impossible for Israel to know
 true peace in these last days, and exposes the long-standing, "Palestinian myth".

 

Israel, Islam, and Armageddon
(2003)
Exploration Films
 (October 30, 2021)