ALL ABOUT COUNTRY
How does or should the US work? Democracy and Capitalism is not for every country or for all people. To make this country work a large majority of the citizens need a strong character with good moral and ethical principles. Otherwise, the country will move toward anarchy. Most of the people must live responsibly of their own cognizance. Government needs to control the rest. One of governments responsibilities is maintain chaos below the level of uncontrollable demonstration. I believe our founding fathers knew that the nation needed to be God fearing and have a strong Judeo-Christian foundation. If these principles don't exist then another form of government is required. From the Old Testament we learn that a nation whose leaders and citizens turn away from God, will decay and eventually be destroyed by famine, violence or captivity.
Our nation may be struggling with this problem right now? So, what should we do? What are the major symptoms of our problems today? Unemployment, drugs, porn, violence , crime, debt (public and private) and some others that can be added to one of these categories. Do enough people believe we have a big problem to be willing to try some drastic measures?
How about letting God be bigger than government? We don't have to mix them. We can still maintain the desired separation. But, why not give God a try! If people just found enough of God to take on a position of moral and ethical self control, it would be a start. Then maybe we would have enough courage to try a few new ideas. Greatly reducing or removing taxes from our business sector would cause jobs to come roaring back into the US and greatly reduce unemployment. Taking government restriction off the private sector because we can trust the new moral and ethical conduct would greatly reduce operating costs. Ethical responsibility in business would cause businesses to pass the savings on to their customers. Would we still have crime and require laws and enforcement to protect the ones acting in good faith? Of course! But, find ways control and punish the guilty without placing shackles on the innocent. Have a few good laws and enforce them. A novel idea.
Let's cut the cost of government starting at the top. Business can do the same. Cut the number of congressmen. Have them work half a year. Pay them less. Cut congressional administrative staffs by half or more. Get rid of unnecessary departments (like the department of Energy). We are going to need these folks to fill the jobs created in the business sector. Require people to become citizens and speak English. Otherwise, deport them and their families. Even if some of their dependent family are citizens. A law is a law. Only God effectively provides mercy. Get rid of government sponsored welfare. Turn it all over to the responsible private sector. If people are financially responsible and charitable, we won't need those programs. If anyone disagrees, the he is likely to be unprincipled. Where do we train people to be principled? How about in our homes. Start with the youth. They are the future. Do we have time? Does it matter? Start now! Start some where!
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
Watch Out
To All:: Don't take this too lightly. It is very serious and true. If you have listened to Glen Beck you will understand totally this Cloward-Piven Strategy. The Obama Administration seems to have embraced it totally. What a shame... as this will put our country and government in chaos and totally down the drainl.
The Cloward-Piven Strategy (Obama)
Don't know if this is a true theory or not but it makes complete sense about the direction we are headed!
Don't be fooled by Obama's 'incompetence'
Stu Tarlowe (the author writes for the Washington Examiner and a pet magazine called PawPrints)
It is a tremendous mistake to think that the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will help convince Americans of Barack Obama's incompetence. Obama's true agenda is so insidious that even his inability to handle a crisis serves his greater strategy.
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And that strategy has a name: it is the Cloward-Piven Strategy. Named for the two Leftist sociology professors who formulated it, its purpose is to bring about the demise of capitalism by overloading the system, largely by making more people desperate and dependent on the government.
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Thus, Cloward-Piven's goals are served by more and more aliens flooding across the border and filling jails, emergency rooms and welfare rolls. It is also served by the mortgage crisis; in fact, Professors Cloward and Piven were the creators of ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now), which helped pressure banks to implement the lending policies that precipitated that crisis. But Cloward-Piven seeks a financial crisis far wider-ranging and more encompassing than a mere mortgage meltdown.
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So if the oil spill in the Gulf manages to destroy the fishing and tourist industries in that region, shut down oil drilling, raise the price of oil and of food all over the country, and bring more and more Americans to a financial breaking point and thus dependent on food stamps and other government programs, Obama and Co. will smile and nod at one another as the Cloward-Piven strategy hums merrily along.
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Anything that puts a greater strain on government services -- and the inability of those services, through incompetence and complex bureaucracy to actually improve things - advances the goals of Cloward-Piven. The more desperate and demoralized the American people become, and the more preoccupied we are with simple survival, the better our new "leaders" like it, and the closer they get to assuming total and complete control of every aspect of our lives.
Read about the Cloward-Piven Strategy in greater detail in an American Thinker article from November 23, 2009, "Cloward-Piven Government" by James Simpson.
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Simpson explains that even the patently unconstitutional laws and policies implemented by the Obama regime are a deliberate part of the strategy, because in addition to using financial crises to bring about the desired changes in our way of life, it is necessary to render our Constitution impotent and irrelevant.
If you think the Gulf oil spill spells trouble for Obama, you're just not looking at as big a picture as he's looking at, and you just don't realize how much trouble we're all in.
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(Lest you conclude this is fear mongering, you should know that Cloward and Piven were on the stage with Obama at the Inauguration.)
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Please pray for our nation, for people to seek the truth and stand up against what's false!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
SOME STUFF FROM FRANK'S HEART
Lots happening. Don’t know where to begin. God is the best place to start. He is fantastic. He create us, all of us and everything that exists. See Psalm 24.
GOD:
Not only did He create us, He loves us dearly. Sometimes we don’t think He loves us and sometimes we think He has abandoned us. But, its not so. If God seems far away and uncaring to me, it is my problem. I am the one who has turned away. He can cause me to feel good and He can cause me to feel lousy. The feelings are a result of His actions, my action and my expectations. If I am not trusting in Him, then my actions and my expectations are likely to be outside of His will. When He created us, it was for His purposes and He has a great plan for our lives now and in eternity. God refuses to make us follow in His will using His power. He made us with “Free Will” and He wants us to trust, obey and follow using the “Free Will” He gifted to us. I’m learning about that. And, I am obviously, a slow learner. Trusting is hard for me. My own self will distracts and derails my best efforts. And, when it is governed by my efforts, then I have failed to trust. Sounds like circular logic. But, I don’t think it is.
DCC:
This crazy discussion leads me to the situation at my church. Right now I am very disheartened. My heart is crying out and I don’t like the feelings. Remember what I said about feelings. Feeling bad is a result of the interactions of God will, my actions and my expectations. I know God loves me and wants the best for me. So, the problem lies with my actions and/or my expectations.
There are fellow christians in the brotherhood of DCC who are unhappy with the sermons and leadership of Brian Myers. I have heard from many of them and I have heard second hand about many of them. The feelings are extensive enough to be concerning. I am concerned.
I like Brian’s sermons and I like Brian. I don’t have and opinion about His leadership. It is okay with me. Brian’s sermons and my relationship with him have prompted me to dig deeper into my “salvation story”. It is, I believe and ongoing story. The past three years I believe I have grown in my walk and grown closer to God. I have like the DCC experience in the past the past three years.
Now I see that there is growing distaste and growing divisiveness. The situation is making me cry. What can be done to get back to the old acceptable situation? What is going on here? Is God sending us a message? Was there something wrong with the old. I am reminded of John’s vision in Revelation about the “lukewarm” church at Laodicea. Were we “lukewarm”? Did we need to change? Do we need to change? Do I need to change? This is concerning me and I don’t know what to do. I hurt. I am crying for the fellowship of DCC. We may not be just “lukewarm” now?
THE YOUTH OF SUMMIT COUNTY:
Scott Price and I are working along with many others to improve the Christian outreach in Summit county. We believe that a local version of Young Life would be a good tool to accomplish part of this objective. The effort seems to be moving along nicely with little resistance and a great deal of positive support.
We have a club number and we many verbal commitments. There are potential adult leaders who seem committed to work. There are youth who seem interested in going to camp. Scott has done a great job of communicating with interested people. It seems now to be and issue priority. We are not really established. But, there are some who want us to be.
We can send youth to camp using the facility and expertise of the Evergreen club. We have secured ten seats on their bus. We have one leader committed to go with the youth. We need one more. Most of these youth are not in a close relationship with an adult leader. This seems to make it difficult to secure a commitment from the kids that they are actually going to camp. Also, the $700 fee is a problem for many of them at this rather late date. The camp week is June 11-19. Therefore, many may need help with the fee. We might need $5000 or $6000. Any one want to help?
The next meeting of our informal group is May 17th at the Prices beginning at 6p.m.
GOD:
Not only did He create us, He loves us dearly. Sometimes we don’t think He loves us and sometimes we think He has abandoned us. But, its not so. If God seems far away and uncaring to me, it is my problem. I am the one who has turned away. He can cause me to feel good and He can cause me to feel lousy. The feelings are a result of His actions, my action and my expectations. If I am not trusting in Him, then my actions and my expectations are likely to be outside of His will. When He created us, it was for His purposes and He has a great plan for our lives now and in eternity. God refuses to make us follow in His will using His power. He made us with “Free Will” and He wants us to trust, obey and follow using the “Free Will” He gifted to us. I’m learning about that. And, I am obviously, a slow learner. Trusting is hard for me. My own self will distracts and derails my best efforts. And, when it is governed by my efforts, then I have failed to trust. Sounds like circular logic. But, I don’t think it is.
DCC:
This crazy discussion leads me to the situation at my church. Right now I am very disheartened. My heart is crying out and I don’t like the feelings. Remember what I said about feelings. Feeling bad is a result of the interactions of God will, my actions and my expectations. I know God loves me and wants the best for me. So, the problem lies with my actions and/or my expectations.
There are fellow christians in the brotherhood of DCC who are unhappy with the sermons and leadership of Brian Myers. I have heard from many of them and I have heard second hand about many of them. The feelings are extensive enough to be concerning. I am concerned.
I like Brian’s sermons and I like Brian. I don’t have and opinion about His leadership. It is okay with me. Brian’s sermons and my relationship with him have prompted me to dig deeper into my “salvation story”. It is, I believe and ongoing story. The past three years I believe I have grown in my walk and grown closer to God. I have like the DCC experience in the past the past three years.
Now I see that there is growing distaste and growing divisiveness. The situation is making me cry. What can be done to get back to the old acceptable situation? What is going on here? Is God sending us a message? Was there something wrong with the old. I am reminded of John’s vision in Revelation about the “lukewarm” church at Laodicea. Were we “lukewarm”? Did we need to change? Do we need to change? Do I need to change? This is concerning me and I don’t know what to do. I hurt. I am crying for the fellowship of DCC. We may not be just “lukewarm” now?
THE YOUTH OF SUMMIT COUNTY:
Scott Price and I are working along with many others to improve the Christian outreach in Summit county. We believe that a local version of Young Life would be a good tool to accomplish part of this objective. The effort seems to be moving along nicely with little resistance and a great deal of positive support.
We have a club number and we many verbal commitments. There are potential adult leaders who seem committed to work. There are youth who seem interested in going to camp. Scott has done a great job of communicating with interested people. It seems now to be and issue priority. We are not really established. But, there are some who want us to be.
We can send youth to camp using the facility and expertise of the Evergreen club. We have secured ten seats on their bus. We have one leader committed to go with the youth. We need one more. Most of these youth are not in a close relationship with an adult leader. This seems to make it difficult to secure a commitment from the kids that they are actually going to camp. Also, the $700 fee is a problem for many of them at this rather late date. The camp week is June 11-19. Therefore, many may need help with the fee. We might need $5000 or $6000. Any one want to help?
The next meeting of our informal group is May 17th at the Prices beginning at 6p.m.
April 24th storm.
http://tinyurl.com/2baoham check out this link. This is the third day of continuing snow. It is the biggest storm of the season.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
1 CORINTHIANS 6
UPDATE FOR THE JEREMIAH/CORINTHIAN STUDY.
I have been on a trip to Arizona the past week and did not attend the weekly study last Thursday (4/01/2010). Also, I did not do the Blog for the previous week. Here are the schedules for the next several weeks.
Jeremiah 13-14 4/1/2010
1 Corinthians 7 4/8/2010 (This week)
Jeremiah 15 4/15/2010
1 Corinthians 8 4/22/2010
Two weeks ago, Paul talked about lawsuits within the body and was explaining how the Body belongs to the Lord. Yes, why would two believers ever consider or desire to have a dispute settled by a non-believer? As believers, do we really have a good relationship with the rest of the body in the community where we live? Furthermore, do we have a good relationship with our God? What is Paul saying about the focus of “our lives”? First, are “our lives” really our lives? It is because of a powerful creator that we exist. He, God gives us life. Then He has come to us in many revelations and has made a covenant (an agreement) with us. Do you know what He wants? He says it many times in His word. He wants us to understand that He is our God and we are His people. Actually, He is our God. He made us and we did not make ourselves. He wants us to act like He is our God. But, through out history and even today, we continue to act like we want a different god. We do not act like we are His people. In Jeremiah and 1 Corinthians we hear how sad God is that we try to create false gods. We continue to act like we do not want Him to be our God. We do things like letting unbelievers settle disputes between us and one of our brothers or sisters.
Paul give quite a dissertation about what things are lawful. He is questioning the wisdom of wanting to be lawful and not recognizing The One who created us. Our bodies belong to Christ. We are all members of the Body of Christ. Our bodies, your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. We and our bodies have been bought with a price. We have been brought from death to life by Christ. He died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins and to put to death our sinful nature so that our lives can be based on the Holy Spirit.
Last week in Jeremiah 13-14, we read about many examples of why it is not good to be separated from our God. If we drift away from Him, we will perish. The created world is setup to operate by God’s rules. Not following the teachings of our God will lead to destruction. When we do not stay in close relationship we will automatically head for the sword, famine, pestilence or captivity. One of those dreadful fates will get us. It is written in the creation. Turn away from God and you die by one of these terrible methods. One could easily conclude that the citizens of the United States are currently in a state of captivity. We are letting ourselves be held captive by evil forces because we have turned away from our creator. Our God laments over our current state. He longs for our return. Our hope lies not in a new government. Our hope is defined by God. Turn to Him, hunger and thirst after God and he will take you home according to His will. God did not create the universe without purpose. And, He did not create you without reason. We can be assured, He has great and glorious purposes for each of us. Hope in the Lord and follow Him. Let me know what you think of the writings in Jeremiah and Corinthians.
I have been on a trip to Arizona the past week and did not attend the weekly study last Thursday (4/01/2010). Also, I did not do the Blog for the previous week. Here are the schedules for the next several weeks.
Jeremiah 13-14 4/1/2010
1 Corinthians 7 4/8/2010 (This week)
Jeremiah 15 4/15/2010
1 Corinthians 8 4/22/2010
Two weeks ago, Paul talked about lawsuits within the body and was explaining how the Body belongs to the Lord. Yes, why would two believers ever consider or desire to have a dispute settled by a non-believer? As believers, do we really have a good relationship with the rest of the body in the community where we live? Furthermore, do we have a good relationship with our God? What is Paul saying about the focus of “our lives”? First, are “our lives” really our lives? It is because of a powerful creator that we exist. He, God gives us life. Then He has come to us in many revelations and has made a covenant (an agreement) with us. Do you know what He wants? He says it many times in His word. He wants us to understand that He is our God and we are His people. Actually, He is our God. He made us and we did not make ourselves. He wants us to act like He is our God. But, through out history and even today, we continue to act like we want a different god. We do not act like we are His people. In Jeremiah and 1 Corinthians we hear how sad God is that we try to create false gods. We continue to act like we do not want Him to be our God. We do things like letting unbelievers settle disputes between us and one of our brothers or sisters.
Paul give quite a dissertation about what things are lawful. He is questioning the wisdom of wanting to be lawful and not recognizing The One who created us. Our bodies belong to Christ. We are all members of the Body of Christ. Our bodies, your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. We and our bodies have been bought with a price. We have been brought from death to life by Christ. He died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins and to put to death our sinful nature so that our lives can be based on the Holy Spirit.
Last week in Jeremiah 13-14, we read about many examples of why it is not good to be separated from our God. If we drift away from Him, we will perish. The created world is setup to operate by God’s rules. Not following the teachings of our God will lead to destruction. When we do not stay in close relationship we will automatically head for the sword, famine, pestilence or captivity. One of those dreadful fates will get us. It is written in the creation. Turn away from God and you die by one of these terrible methods. One could easily conclude that the citizens of the United States are currently in a state of captivity. We are letting ourselves be held captive by evil forces because we have turned away from our creator. Our God laments over our current state. He longs for our return. Our hope lies not in a new government. Our hope is defined by God. Turn to Him, hunger and thirst after God and he will take you home according to His will. God did not create the universe without purpose. And, He did not create you without reason. We can be assured, He has great and glorious purposes for each of us. Hope in the Lord and follow Him. Let me know what you think of the writings in Jeremiah and Corinthians.
Monday, March 22, 2010
JEREMIAH 11-12
Jeremiah 11,12 March 18, 2010
THE BROKEN COVENANT
Do you ever feel like being a Christian is too hard? Or, does the thought of the requirements turn you away from joining up? Reading these two chapters might lead you in this direction. One thing that might change your mind is the true alternative. After reading the chapters what are your thoughts and desires? Was or is Jeremiah a Christian? How is the description of him following God similar to our covenant to follow Christ?
In order to be a Christian, do you need to have an agreement with Christ? If you have or do accept Christ as your Lord and Savior what are the promises? Do you think Jeremiah and the people of Judah knew the covenant? How were they breaking the covenant?
Can you put yourself in Jeremiah’s shoes? How is your life like Jeremiah’s life? Do you ever find yourself wanting to tell people how to do things? Do you want them to change their behavior? Are they doing things wrong and you believe you know the right? Where do you get your information? Where does God say you should get your information? I think I often criticize folks without really having the correct information. Its easy to get caught in the trap. Did Jeremiah have the word? Was he still working on trying to get it better? Read his prayer in chapter 12:1-6.
In your life, do you like to be told when you are wrong and have someone explain how to do it better? Or, would you rather just get praise for what you may have done correctly? Do like praise better than criticism. God/Christ wants us to follow, trust, obey, be holy and spread the Word. Can you do it? Do you know how to do it? What is the covenant between you and your maker?
Why did God create Jeremiah? Why did He cause these events to happen? Why did he use these events in the writing of the Word? Why are you and I reading and studying this Word? Is God trying to tell us something about himself? Does He want us to learn something here? What might that something be? Jeremiah actually questions God about this in chapter 12. Why did God create and help the wicked to prosper? Do you think He has?
God is saying, “ I will be your God and you shall be my people”. Or, “ I am your God and you are my people”. Which do you like better? Do we just not get it? We have a choice. But, one of them turns out to be very bad.
Often we try to turn the two options into more than two. In fact, some people try to eliminate the very bad option. They tell me they don’t believe in Hell. I wonder if they are able to destroy it? Option 1 and the one God likes is for us to follow Him. Option 2 the one none of us like is to die. Option 3 is to try and create another god. One we like better. We usually pick some of the attributes and character of the real God. Then we add to the definition those things we want him to be like. There are many versions of option 3 in the world. Many of the churches of the world have people who are using option 3. Next Thursday March 25th we will be studying 1 Cor 6. Paul will give us some more ideas about how to eliminate option 3 from our church body. Come on Thursday or read the blog.
What are you gonna learn from Jeremiah 11,12?
THE BROKEN COVENANT
Do you ever feel like being a Christian is too hard? Or, does the thought of the requirements turn you away from joining up? Reading these two chapters might lead you in this direction. One thing that might change your mind is the true alternative. After reading the chapters what are your thoughts and desires? Was or is Jeremiah a Christian? How is the description of him following God similar to our covenant to follow Christ?
In order to be a Christian, do you need to have an agreement with Christ? If you have or do accept Christ as your Lord and Savior what are the promises? Do you think Jeremiah and the people of Judah knew the covenant? How were they breaking the covenant?
Can you put yourself in Jeremiah’s shoes? How is your life like Jeremiah’s life? Do you ever find yourself wanting to tell people how to do things? Do you want them to change their behavior? Are they doing things wrong and you believe you know the right? Where do you get your information? Where does God say you should get your information? I think I often criticize folks without really having the correct information. Its easy to get caught in the trap. Did Jeremiah have the word? Was he still working on trying to get it better? Read his prayer in chapter 12:1-6.
In your life, do you like to be told when you are wrong and have someone explain how to do it better? Or, would you rather just get praise for what you may have done correctly? Do like praise better than criticism. God/Christ wants us to follow, trust, obey, be holy and spread the Word. Can you do it? Do you know how to do it? What is the covenant between you and your maker?
Why did God create Jeremiah? Why did He cause these events to happen? Why did he use these events in the writing of the Word? Why are you and I reading and studying this Word? Is God trying to tell us something about himself? Does He want us to learn something here? What might that something be? Jeremiah actually questions God about this in chapter 12. Why did God create and help the wicked to prosper? Do you think He has?
God is saying, “ I will be your God and you shall be my people”. Or, “ I am your God and you are my people”. Which do you like better? Do we just not get it? We have a choice. But, one of them turns out to be very bad.
Often we try to turn the two options into more than two. In fact, some people try to eliminate the very bad option. They tell me they don’t believe in Hell. I wonder if they are able to destroy it? Option 1 and the one God likes is for us to follow Him. Option 2 the one none of us like is to die. Option 3 is to try and create another god. One we like better. We usually pick some of the attributes and character of the real God. Then we add to the definition those things we want him to be like. There are many versions of option 3 in the world. Many of the churches of the world have people who are using option 3. Next Thursday March 25th we will be studying 1 Cor 6. Paul will give us some more ideas about how to eliminate option 3 from our church body. Come on Thursday or read the blog.
What are you gonna learn from Jeremiah 11,12?
Monday, March 15, 2010
1 CORINTHIANS 5
1 CORINTHIANS 5 March 11, 2010
Are you a member of a church? Or, any “Christian” organization. Do you claim to be a believer and follower of Jesus Christ? Paul tells us there are some requirements. God has said “Be Holy as I am Holy”.
Paul is using the Corinthian church as an example of the holiness we should require of ourselves. First, as individual believers and then as members of the “Body of Christ”. We have accountability. We have responsibility.
If there is grievous sin among us, we should be filled with grief, we should confront and repent and we should remove the sinner.
In this chapter Paul points out a problem with sexual immorality. A son is apparently living with, married to his step mother. This is not permitted. But, he also lists some other sins. The greedy, idolaters, slanderers, drunkards and swindlers are all listed in this chapter of the letter. Paul says, “Do not associate with such a person, do not even eat with them and expel these wicked men from among you”.
Watered down morality is a problem! It is the God of heaven that created all of this and us.
Read this Psalm.
Psalm 24
Of David. A psalm.
1 The earth is the LORD's, and everything in it,
the world, and all who live in it;
2 for he founded it upon the seas
and established it upon the waters.
3 Who may ascend the hill of the LORD ?
Who may stand in his holy place?
4 He who has clean hands and a pure heart,
who does not lift up his soul to an idol
or swear by what is false.
5 He will receive blessing from the LORD
and vindication from God his Savior.
This is a praise to the Lord. It is more than that, it is a statement of our responsibility. We are to keep ourselves Holy. The how and what of this all comes from the Lord. We are not the judge. We are His. We are to live by His rules. Living by just some of His rules does not count. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
Are you a member of a church? Or, any “Christian” organization. Do you claim to be a believer and follower of Jesus Christ? Paul tells us there are some requirements. God has said “Be Holy as I am Holy”.
Paul is using the Corinthian church as an example of the holiness we should require of ourselves. First, as individual believers and then as members of the “Body of Christ”. We have accountability. We have responsibility.
If there is grievous sin among us, we should be filled with grief, we should confront and repent and we should remove the sinner.
In this chapter Paul points out a problem with sexual immorality. A son is apparently living with, married to his step mother. This is not permitted. But, he also lists some other sins. The greedy, idolaters, slanderers, drunkards and swindlers are all listed in this chapter of the letter. Paul says, “Do not associate with such a person, do not even eat with them and expel these wicked men from among you”.
Watered down morality is a problem! It is the God of heaven that created all of this and us.
Read this Psalm.
Psalm 24
Of David. A psalm.
1 The earth is the LORD's, and everything in it,
the world, and all who live in it;
2 for he founded it upon the seas
and established it upon the waters.
3 Who may ascend the hill of the LORD ?
Who may stand in his holy place?
4 He who has clean hands and a pure heart,
who does not lift up his soul to an idol
or swear by what is false.
5 He will receive blessing from the LORD
and vindication from God his Savior.
This is a praise to the Lord. It is more than that, it is a statement of our responsibility. We are to keep ourselves Holy. The how and what of this all comes from the Lord. We are not the judge. We are His. We are to live by His rules. Living by just some of His rules does not count. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
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