Do not think me mad. It is not to make money that I believe a Christian should live. The noblest thing a man can do is, just humbly to receive, and then go amongst others and give. –David Livingstone
A word from Mr. Livingstone to entice your attention to a fantastic article from that bigot of askme, Church Rules, Stalin Drools, in which she pursues to demonstrate a first-century approach toward life in the church regarding the possessions God has blessed us with.
It is with much insight that she reveals our fear; the well will run dry if I give, but with much enthusiasm disputes our fear with the revelation; we don’t draw from a well, but a spring.
The bigot also does a little borrowing herself as we are reminded when the multitudes needed fed, and the disciples began their him-haw, Jesus’ instructions were, “You feed them… don’t send them elsewhere,” to make one ponder our current dependence on government assistance.
My meanderings will not do justice to her article, so take a gander for yourself. One final act of thievery however… “Take that, Stalin.”
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Resting in His Grace 
That’s probably the best blog title I’ve ever seen.
Wow, thanks for the gracious word of encouragement… now if I could find an author to put something worthwhile below the title. 🙂
LOL, well I think you’re a pretty great blogger.
From Kindergarden we are taught ” one of these things is not like the others” That’s when the mold is set for Profiling. Which is nothing more than an observation with human adverse nuturing added. Which is a natural sequence of one of nature’s gifts to all God’s creatures. e.g. A tame animal,or a rogue wave. Or from an animal’s point of view a kind owner, or a “Sports trophy ‘hunter’ “
Awww! Thanks, friend!