Hat Tip Andrea Shea King – Tonight Robert Zimmerman Jr. will be co-hosting, not just interviewing, on a live broadcast AAR radio show at 8pm Eastern.
The broadcast is available for listening at the following links:
1280am WWTC Minneapolis CLICK HERE
920 Atlanta Georgia CLICK HERE
660 WORL Orlando Florida CLICK HERE
There is also a live video feed – CLICK HERE ( <– Maybe, Not Sure)
Doing what Jesus would do isn’t nearly as super-spiritual, frothy, odd or goofy as it is usually thought to be. It’s pretty practical. The Bible says that the common people heard him gladly — for a very good reason.
Doing what Jesus would do
will have characteristics like – dignified, strong, sensible, magnetic.
Effective. Without mixed motives.
The four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) contain a plethora of information regarding what Jesus actually did do — when someone was rude, when someone interrupted him, or when someone evaded the important issues — so if we are interested in answering the question, “What would Jesus do?” it makes sense to check there.
Here are some examples of what Jesus actually did do in a variety of situations.
When someone saw themselves as sinful and broken…He encouraged them and lifted them up.
He saw the possibilities for redemption in their lives and did not have a need for them to feel “no good.” Luke 5:8-10
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My brother wrote this monograph about the family horses, including some more personal memories. Much of what he describes was well before my time, literally, as he was seventeen years old when I was born.
Dad farmed with horses through 1934 before he bought his first tractor. We had 12-15 head of draft horses when on Grandpa Soren’s place. Pulling a duckfoot or the disc required eight horses; a two bottom plow, seed drill or binder used four and a cultivator or mower required a team of two horses.
Horseteams were replaced with fresh horses at noon. The horses were rubbed down before harnessing and after removing the harness they were again rubbed and curried.
After moving to the Jorgenson place in late 1934 and having sold the heavy horses, Dad bought a team of light weight horses from Bud S who lived down near Lanark. Swindle broke these horses, named Pete and Tony, with a whip. The effect of such treatment would be with us as long as those horses lived. They were skittish, unstable, easily frightened and they did not trust anyone. Mother was afraid to have us kids near them. We were scared of them. (more…)
Hat Tip Andrea Shea King – The Marxist Dream Defenders, who are actually sheeple foot soldiers of the Eric Holder Dept. Of Justice, Community Relations Service, and are manipulated by puppeteer BGI Enforcer Thomas Battles, brought their ridiculous message to another level via the world of *cough* Art in Tallahassee. Well, art, if, and only if, you consider PissChrist to be included the definition of art.
A ridiculous 10′ mural displayed recently in the Florida capitol depicting Martin Luther King Jr. and Trayvon Martin, along with what appears to be, or at least is supposed to depict, George Zimmerman shooting a gun. (story here)
The little Che Wannabe Marxists appear to have as much attachment to reality as their 1970’s Fonda-esque counterparts.
The depiction of Trayvon along with Martin Luther King Jr. is especially disgusting and we’ll let Bill Whittle eloquently outline that aspect once again: (more…)
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †
Perhaps people already knew this and I’m the first to catch on to the obvious.
When Rene Stutzman, a reporter for The Orlando Sentinel, informed me about the editorial board deciding “what” content would be “permitted to be discussed”, within the Trayvon Martin reporting of her newspaper, I had no idea the Senior Vice-President / Director of Content was African American.
Nor did I know the editor she was talking about, Mark Russell, was also African American.
It just never crossed my mind to ask.
Now I see two articles (here and here), discussing who was actually behind those decisions she was speaking toward, it all begins to make sense.
The editor in charge of the Sentinel was Mark Russell. Obviously, based on the extreme position taken by the editor and shared with me via Stutzman, the position was such that no aspect of Trayvon Martin’s background would be covered by the paper. It was clearly a racial position.
A position amplified by the fact the Director of Content, Avido Khahaifa, would also be the key decision maker, and who was/is also demanding his reporters filter the news on the basis of race first.
Now it all makes sense. (more…)
BREAKING – (CNN) — James DiMaggio — the California murder suspect who allegedly kidnapped 16-year-old Hannah Anderson — was shot and killed in the Idaho wilderness, authorities said Saturday.
…. the aspect no-one in politics really want to talk about.
Less freedom < 0 ——————— 10 ——————— 20 > More Freedom
Communism < 0 ———— Democracy ———— 20 > Anarchy
First the story about the Sheriff’s Association – The Grady Judd part follows….
(Via GWP) The Florida Sheriff’s Association agreed earlier this week to support the state’s “Stand Your Ground” law. The Ledger reported:
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, the new president of the association, announced Friday that members agreed earlier this week without opposition to support the law “as currently written.”
“Our current judicial system is comprised of multiple checks and balances to ensure fair and equitable application of all laws, including ‘stand your ground,’” Judd said in a prepared statement. (more…)
