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What is God's Call for You? Have you struggled with trying to figure out what is God’s call for your life? Do you wonder if you are in the right career or if you are doing the right things? I remember vividly while in high school trying to figure out what to major in when I went to college. I was tormented with picking the wrong major. I desperately wanted to be in God’s will. I remember saying God if you will just put a note on my pillow then I will know what to do. Guess what, I never got the note on my pillow. What I did not understand then, but understand better now is God can use me in whatever I do. God was not going to narrowly focus my career path. He wanted me to use the talents and gifts he gave me. He also wanted me to use my own decision making skills to pick a major that fit with my gifts. When I look back over my career and various jobs I can see how God used me in each job to glorify him. Even the jobs I did not like very much God used me and blessed me with certain

by Rachel Paxton Everyone is raving about Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. They are one of the most useful creating tools created to date. Visitors to my web site have shared their favorite uses for their "magic" erasers. If you haven't tried them yet, you better find out what you're missing! Appliances: - Removes build-up from the bottom of a non-stick iron - Cleans stainless steel finish appliances Bathroom: - Removes hairspray build-up from brass doorknobs - Cleans bathtub and/or shower - Removes permanent marker from countertop - Removes hard water stains from shower door Doors: - Removes pen, crayon, markers - Cleans wooden door frames Furniture: - Removes craft paint and marker from mahogany bed and dressers Kitchen: - Cleans old formica kitchen countertops - Removes tarnish from old silverware - Removes coffee stains from formica countertops - Removes grease and grime from stove - Polishes stainless steel sinks Office: - Removes marks from metal filing cabinets - Re

Christian Pen Pal Ezine If God testify against us, who can testify for us? If God’s opinion of man’s sinfulness, his judgment of man’s guilt, and his declaration of sin’s evil be so very decided, there can be no hope of acquittal for us on the ground of personal character of goodness, either of heart or life. That which God sees in us furnishes only matter for condemnation, not for pardon. It is vain to struggle or murmur against God’s judgment. He is the Judge of all the earth; and he is right as well as sovereign in his judgment. He must be obeyed; his law in inexorable; it cannot be broken without making the breaker of it (even in one jot or tittle) worthy of death. When the Holy Spirit opens the eyes of the soul it sees this. Conviction of sin is just the sinner seeing himself as he is, and as God has all along seen him. Then every fond idea of selfgoodness, either in whole or in part, vanishes away. The things in him that once seemed good appear so bad, and the bad things so very

God's Way of Peace by Horatius Bonar, D.D. CHAPTER I. GOD’S TESTIMONY CONCERNING MAN God knows us. He knows what we are; he knows also what he meant us to be; and upon the difference between these two states he founds his testimony concerning us. He is too loving to say anything needlessly severe; too true to say anything untrue; nor can he have any motive to misrepresent us; for he loves to tell of the good, not of the evil, that may be found in any of the works of his hands. He declares, them “good”, “very good”, at first; and if he does not do so now, it is not because he would not, but because he cannot; for “all flesh has corrupted its way upon the earth.” God’s testimony concerning man is, that he is a sinner. He bears witness against him, not for him, and testifies that “there is none righteous, no, not one;” that there is “none that doeth good;” none “that understandeth;” none that even seeketh after God, and still more none that loveth him. God speaks of man kindly, but se