Well hello everyone! I’m on the hunt! I am looking for a guest poster for the John Christian Doe Bible Study Blog. This would require one weekly write up on any of the following topics: Christian living, Apologetic's, Short Bible study, or other topics depending on content.
I would like to assign a day for your Blog to post(after my review), so that would be "your" day. If you think it will fit in here send it in and we can have a look! If you would like to be considered, please submit a post for review to johnchristiandoe@gmail.com and I will have a look and we can move on from there. I know I have a bunch of smart Christian people out there with some talent to add to the staff writers here! Oh, and this is a non paying gig....
Thanks for checking in, God Bless! >>John
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Merry Christmas to all and may God Bless
Merry Christmas to all and may God bless all of you. Thank you SO much for all the support. All glory to God! More Podcasts are coming, we start getting into 1 Peter next post! Taken the Wife and kids to see grandparents today, the kids are jacked!! I am all hopped up on pumpkin pie...mmmmmm
In Him,
John
Thanks for Checking in and God Bless.
In Him,
John
Thanks for Checking in and God Bless.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
THANK YOU VETERANS
This is two days late I know. I was just reflecting on some things I talked about with a co-worker who is retired Army and was part of The Old Guard. We spoke about Arlington National Cemetery and the significance and the immensity of it. I have yet to visit the Cemetery, partly because the sadness I feel of the price paid by so many brave people. I need to go pay my respects, it is the least I can do.
Their sacrifice was great so that you and I can go about our day as we do now. My opinion is that we can best honor those who serve, have served, fight and have died for our country by doing several things. Try to always live with a passion to live better, not in a material way but a moral way. Try to live a life that is honorable to someone who laid down theirs for ours. Try to remember everything we have is because of someone else’s sacrifice weather it was Jesus, our Lord and savior or the brave men and women of our armed forces.
While working for my father-in-laws computer company I was privileged enough to design and developed the applications that run on the World War II and Korean War Memorial kiosk in Washing D.C. While working on the applications I began reading the names and stories of these brave Americans. I would think about the sacrifice and the families and how hard it must have been for them. I had been married for 2 or three years at that point and was a parent of two children. I started thinking about how it would be for my family if I or one of my children were one of those solders. Sometimes it was a bit overwhelming to think about while trying to work on something so important. I am so proud to have worked on something to help honor those who gave all.
Finally, I come from a family of United States Marines. So to my grandfathers, my father, father-in-law, my Aunt, and my little brother. I am immensely proud of your service and I thank you for your service. I want to thank all my friends who have served and who are still serving, may God bless all of you.
"Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends" (John 15:13).
Their sacrifice was great so that you and I can go about our day as we do now. My opinion is that we can best honor those who serve, have served, fight and have died for our country by doing several things. Try to always live with a passion to live better, not in a material way but a moral way. Try to live a life that is honorable to someone who laid down theirs for ours. Try to remember everything we have is because of someone else’s sacrifice weather it was Jesus, our Lord and savior or the brave men and women of our armed forces.
While working for my father-in-laws computer company I was privileged enough to design and developed the applications that run on the World War II and Korean War Memorial kiosk in Washing D.C. While working on the applications I began reading the names and stories of these brave Americans. I would think about the sacrifice and the families and how hard it must have been for them. I had been married for 2 or three years at that point and was a parent of two children. I started thinking about how it would be for my family if I or one of my children were one of those solders. Sometimes it was a bit overwhelming to think about while trying to work on something so important. I am so proud to have worked on something to help honor those who gave all.
Finally, I come from a family of United States Marines. So to my grandfathers, my father, father-in-law, my Aunt, and my little brother. I am immensely proud of your service and I thank you for your service. I want to thank all my friends who have served and who are still serving, may God bless all of you.
"Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends" (John 15:13).
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