Month: January 2016

FRESHNESS EACH DAY

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DAYBREAK
Each new day is a new beginning, fresh page turned
The sky is refreshed , the earth is replenished
The grass is new, the leaves and flowers new. the clouds move afresh, the wind blows again, the sun shines again, the rain falls again and the day bring fresh possibilities and new opportunities.
The Bible says "His mercies are new every morning". 
God's grace is like a spring, that flows ever fresh, ever clear, filled with His love. He doesn't carry your past into your future but looks at us afresh.
So we also need to bury the past day and start today as a new day. Don't spoil TODAY by carrying in the hurts, the sorrows, the burdens, the bitter memories of yesterday.
BEGIN AFRESH FOR THERE IS FRESH HOPE TODAY
CREATION PROVES THIS DAY AFTER DAY!

DRESSED TO KILL

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Court order  HIGH COURT PRESCRIBED WHAT TO WEAR

This new year’s day a sartorial idea laid siege to the temples of Tamil Nadu that have routinely been stormed on the count of several social and reformist ideologies. With the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court’s order prescribing a dress code for entry into temples kicking in on January 1, a routine visit gained much more significance as men, women and children were told what they had to wear. http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/tn-temples-ring-in-dress-code/article8055431.ece

Just saw a FB post that says that a law should be passed to implement the same in churches.

I thought to myself, “Boy, its  obvious you don’t have teenagers! Wait till yours grow up!”

Getting youngsters attend church is in itself a task. You impose a dress code and none would even think of even of visiting it!

Youngsters have their own temples/churches/mosques – the malls and pubs. Why would they need yours!

You want your youngsters to be with you, go easy on them. Don’t nitpick but flow with the tide. Pick the right battles and save your strength. Ignore the non-essentials.. Somethings can be compromised on; others, not at all.

To my friend wanting clothing rules in church: I rather have my kids in church. Don’t you?