I recently had the opportunity to interview one of the Members of the Ozark Heritage Products company. I asked questions, learned about the benefits of Castor Oil and what to look for in a good oil, new products they have, and more!
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Finishing up chapter 20, we relate some personal stories, a friends’ experience, slander, and God’s command to honor and respect your parents regardless of beliefs or differences.
In the first part of today’s chapter, we dive into a deeper study with biblical references about Alcohol. Is it evil? Does God forbid our drinking of it? Getting drunk once vs being a drunkard, having discretion, and more!
Train Up A Child teaching mentioned in above teaching
In today’s chapter, we talk about assumptions people make. Our personal relationship with God, how it is not a race against someone else, and we are each accountable for ourselves. That salvation is for everyone, not one salvation prize and you have to win. Each of us has our own personal struggles, and how, so often, we are our own worst enemy.
In today’s chapter, we will talk about Wisdom, and do a verse comparison between the KJV and The Scriptures version on one of the passages. We talk about flattery, taking bribes or showing partiality, and righteous judgement.
Finishing up the chapter, we talk a lot about friendship in the true sense.
In the first part of Chapter 17, we talk about watching our tongue, good news/bad news, what makes a wise son and how that reflects on his parents.
Finishing today’s chapter, we will read about God’s warning against pride. How it is the root sin, what the consequences of it are, and encourage humility.
As we begin today’s Chapter, we will delve into doing our part in our relationship with God. Asking for his help is important, but we must also play a role in our relationship!
Summing up the remaining verses in yesterday’s chapter, we will talk about turning away from hell and pride, watching over thoughts, not being greedy. All tied into the Gift of being able to work.
Do You Know My Father? 