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Don't you hate waiting? Isn't that the hardest thing to do, especially when you have been promised something? You want the promise to be fulfilled as soon as possible. When you have to wait, well, it can begin to look as though someone forgot.

God has been instructing me to wait for some things He has promised. He just keeps telling me to be still. And to wait.

Funny, the longer I wait, the more certain I am that the promise will be fulfilled.

Because the baby is up...

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With the majority of our members being American citizens, Presidential elections always draws a lot of attention and posts. Since this is a Independent, Fundamental, Baptist Board, the majority of our members are conservative. Usually, in the primaries Online Baptist endorses a candidate, but we do not for the presidential election.
Even though the majority of our members are conservative, it does not mean that it is unanimous on who they are voting for. This is where everyones opinion comes in,...

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WOW! How quickly a month can get away from you. September is almost over, which leaves me with four more months of deployment left (11/15 gone). I am trying to get out of the country to go home on leave for a couple of weeks, but our week here started with massive dustorms. Which look alot like sandstorms without the heavy winds. I am praying that flight schedules catch up so that I can get out of here in time for some important events back home.
One of which is the celebration of my oldest daughters...

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Pro 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

Outside of the verses that teach us of how to obtain salvation I think this is the most important verse in the Bible. For upon this verse hangs every other verse in the Bible. If we fail to keep this verse we may misread all others. Of equal importance, for me, is that it is perhaps the hardest for us to do.
How many of us have compared the different Bible "versions"? How many of us have...

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Sunday, September 09, 2007


Picture this...
You're on a bus, on your way back from an exhausting and exhilarating day in New York City. Two hours down, one to go. You glance around at your fellow passengers. A light bus home. About 5 white, English speakers. About 10 Asian, Chinese speakers. The white Americans are grouped together. Three guys in one row, a guy and his mother in the row ahead of them.

Suddenly, the driver calls out something unintelligible. We are curious. The Americans exchange...

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