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Caleb’s Tug-A-War


Caleb had two baby teeth pulled yesterday. He was really brave, and recovered quickly. For all the fighting and arguing that the boys do everyday, when Caleb was in pain Joshua was there to hug his brother and support him. They actually do love each other!

Job 42 “A New Beginning”

Job was a man who did all the right things and was a righteous man, but his life falls apart all around him.  He loses his children, his home, his health, and even his wife tells him to curse God and die.  Why do seemingly good people have bad things happen to them?  Come and let us explore a loving God who is all powerful and let’s discover why seemingly bad things happen to us and our loved ones.   We will also look at how to keep going when your life feels like it is falling apart.

Luke 24:1-31 “What Does the Empty Tomb Mean?

Drew Boswell Original Sermon

Job 38 “God is God and Man is Man”

Job was a man who did all the right things and was a righteous man, but his life falls apart all around him.  He loses his children, his home, his health, and even his wife tells him to curse God and die.  Why do seemingly good people have bad things happen to them?  Come and let us explore a loving God who is all powerful and let’s discover why seemingly bad things happen to us and our loved ones.   We will also look at how to keep going when your life feels like it is falling apart.

H-G Fifth’s Disease

Kimberly called from the hospital around 12:30 and told me that the doctor had finally released Isaac to come home. Ten minutes later Brunswick Elementary School called to let me know that Hannah-Grace has Fifth’s Disease. It includes an itchy rash that can last for four weeks, but since she was in this stage she was no longer contagious. She has “slapped face” red cheeks and red blotches on her forearms.

Dr. T. also told us that it takes four weeks to get to this stage, and during this stage it is very contagious but there are no symptoms (arghhhh). So now, more than likely, all the kids will get the “disease” or already have it.

The name sounds worse than the “disease.” She is fine and you can barely she the discoloration. The only real difference is that she is “itchy.”

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