Originally airing in 1956 on The Mickey Mouse Club, singing
narrator Jiminy Cricket reviews the history of foot traffic and
taking the proper safety precautions of where and when to walk!
"It's not what you take when you leave this world behind you,
It's what you leave behind you when you go..."
"Peace I leave with you, my peace I give to you: not as the world gives
I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid."
(John 14:27)
Wars, riots, domestic violence, international conflicts-its clear that
the world is not at peace. In this classic teaching, Dr. Charles Stanley
speaks of Jesus Christ as the Prince of Peace and explains how we can
find inner contentment and true rest through a personal relationship
with Him. Don't let things like anger, lust, or bitterness steal your peace.
Learn how to trust God and let Him calm your soul with his soothing presence.
Hosts Buck Owens and Roy Clark and the whole hilarious Hee Haw Gang
welcome singer-songwriter Mel Tillis, along with Country's Male Vocalist
of the Year George Strait in this classic episode from 1985.
It's an earth song-
And I've been waiting long
for an earth song.
Musical Memories from my childhood...𝆕𝆕𝆕
I still like dancing around the livingroom!
"As you know, we never use words of flattery or any pretext for greed. God is our witness!"
(1 Thessalonians 2:5)
On one of Christopher Columbus' voyages, he found that his crew's
food supply was almost depleted. Anchored off the island of Jamaica,
he was grateful to be given food by the islanders. But as time went on,
the gifts of food decreased so that the crew began to starve.
Columbus knew from an astronomy book that a lunar eclipse would
soon occur. He called the native chiefs together and told them that God
was angry about their selfishness and would blot out the moon.
At first, the islanders scoffed. But when they watched the night's silver
disc slowly become dark, they became terrified and quickly brought food.
Columbus said that if he prayed, the moon would be restored.
Though we may empathize with his circumstances, Columbus'
"message from God" was dishonest and self-serving.
Aware of religious charlatans who peddled God's Word for their
own desires, the apostle Paul wrote, "We are not, as so many,
peddling the Word of God; but as of sincerity, but as from God,
we speak in the sight of God."
(2 Corinthians 2:17)
At all times we must be on guard not to misrepresent God's message
to acquire what we want from others. With a heart yielded to God, we
must honestly share spiritual truths that benefit those who hear.
"Columbus' Eclipse"
A devotional by
Dennis Fisher
Our Daily Bread
RBC Ministries
(March 2011)
