Wednesday, September 10

God's Not Dead - John Lennox Interview (3 of 3)

Published on Sep 9, 2014
Rice Brooks interviews John Lennox on his views of science, God and atheism. Both Rice Broocks and John Lennox had their books featured in the movie God's Not Dead.

 

 


Tuesday, September 9

Your Heart... is not a spring wound clock. To keep ticking it needs energy from God alone.



From Don himself  -  September 9, 2014.
Re-vised  -  September 10, 2014.


This is a note to my house-owner, where I enjoy a small room, the size of half a prison cell.

This a lesson I learned during the past few hours, while my heart was receiving Gods loving awareness and great care. We can’t give to anyone, what we don’t create ourselves - like the energy, we do get from the God himself. He delivers it with the accurate beats per minute.
If he shuts it down, our heart stops ticking and we die. He wants us to give to each other.... what He gives to us. Turning away from Him, could turn him off. The latest scientific news I have is.... that his energy is called Love. Everything runs on it. So why do we buy it"    www.google.com/+donwesley


Secondly...
It is much better that we text each other. Texting leaves greater evidence.
You ask, “Which is it?”
Well,  since I talked about two different situations, there must be two different answers.
Here are seven for you to consider if you'd like to.


1) The situation the world is in right now, is very unfair, because too many think they  can get away with sin.
2) And My personal situation which is not sinful or hurting the world keeps me alive, because I believe in Christ.
2a)  Gods' love is unconditional and he promises to care for us
with his full awareness; dead or alive. Keeping us alive for ever is conditional. He alone controls our ticking heart.

3) The Cardinal was smart enough to avoid debating whether “religions create problems” which they do: and he made the Atheist look foolish thinking there is no creator.
4) The Cardinal made use of Metaphysical thinking, which goes far beyond normal Physics.
5) I also explained all this before.
6) Pride.. precedes the fall! Just when we think we know everything: evidence reveals we are wrong.
7) I may have a good day and more place for my clothing when you provide good furniture that works.
Until soon I hope
Don.

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Sunday, September 7

But we can’t give it to ourselves.

 
 
My Friend...
You follow me enough to know.... that I find living the way we do right now, hurtful.
I need my family and friends of long ago and now to trust me today.
For me, the “Soul” is that “part” of God, where we find our “Soil” to live in and re-create more of ourselves. I can give it to you and you to me.
But we can’t give it to ourselves
Not realizing that we need to use that “part” of God, 100% of our time, does continue to rob each other... moment by moment of what we need to survive.
His “Soil” is the ultimate energy we must use to live: without it we hurt more... incident by incident. He is always there and “on”: just “turn” to him and use him all the time.
Friend, I have a new young friend [only 51] whose name is Dennis and he nudges me to remind me of this truth. You nudge me also, but you may have turned your back to God, who is in You.
Look at me now and see God in me and don’t ask questions:  it works.

Friday, September 5

We find Peace with God & Hell without God.

 
 
Step out of rhythm and into confusion
Find your way back in and get close to God
and The Holy Comforter
with the great Company
He keeps for Us.

Find me and my stories
of my life of Fun and Sorrows
www.google.com/+donwesley





Thursday, September 4

I am the captain of my soul. I am the master of my fate



September 04, 2014


For my friend Dennis Mallet, and the Irish in Him.
From Don John Wesley, a man of similar strength.




 

And if English poetry may be compared to a broad and luxuriating river … it will be inspiring to observe how its course has been temporarily deflected in the last forty years; how it has swung away from one tendency toward another; and how, for all its bends and twists, it has lost neither its strength nor its nobility.  -  Louis  Untermeyer

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William Ernest Henley. 1849–1903
 
7. Invictus
 


OUT of the night that covers me, 
  Black as the Pit from pole to pole, 
I thank whatever gods may be 
  For my unconquerable soul. 
  
In the fell clutch of circumstance         5
  I have not winced nor cried aloud. 
Under the bludgeonings of chance 
  My head is bloody, but unbowed. 
  
Beyond this place of wrath and tears 
  Looms but the Horror of the shade,  10
And yet the menace of the years 
  Finds, and shall find, me unafraid. 
  
It matters not how strait the gate, 
  How charged with punishments the scroll, 
I am the master of my fate:  15
  I am the captain of my soul.