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Name: Stephen
Country: United States
State: New York
Birthday: 5/4/1982
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Interests: Seeking God, Roller Blading and SLEEPING
Expertise: Making errors and mistakes!
Occupation: Student


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Monday, January 30, 2006

For God so loV ed the world,
       That He gA ve
             his onL y
            BegottE n
                   SoN
                  T hat whosoever
        Believeth I n Him
          Should N ot perish,
        But have E verlasting life."
John 3:16


Thursday, February 24, 2005

Judgmental:

Yes judgmental.  Lately I've felt that people are becoming more and more judgmental both in the world and in Christian circles.  We're all guilty of it at one time or another, but when it is going to stop.  What provacated this entry you ask? Well I'll tell you.  I was sitting my office listening to some officemates talk about a magazine that they were looking at about how "busted" the people (models, that is) in the magazine were.  They were talking about the way people dress want what makes someone "gay".  I found it ridiculous because they knew nothing of these people yet they were willing to speak poorly of them.  You might say why didn't you stop the conversation, well because that last time I attempted to do so I was told to mind my own business.  So this time when I became fed up of them I left the room.  I've lately been really convicted about being judgmental about looking at a person and based on their outward appearance making an assumption about them.  So I've willingly and consciously made and extra effort to stop in my own life!  


Friday, February 11, 2005

Can you Die of A Broken Heart?

With Valentine's Dat just around the corner, I thought that this might be an apporiate post.  The other day I was watching the channel 7 evening news and I saw a special medical report about the story of a broken heart actually having medical merit.  Now as skeptic and scientist, I thought no, that can't be true. So, I checked up on it myself. Here it is people the weblink to back up this claim:

  http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/asc/faqs.html . 

(This is from Johns Hopkins itself and not some bogus site)

"Stress cardiomyopathy, also referred to as the “broken heart syndrome,” is a condition in which intense emotional or physical stress can cause rapid and severe heart muscle weakness (cardiomyopathy). This condition can occur following a variety of emotional stressors such as grief (e.g. death of a loved one), fear, extreme anger, and surprise. It can also occur following numerous physical stressors to the body such as stroke, seizure, difficulty breathing (such as a flare of asthma or emphysema), or significant bleeding. "

(Taken from the above)

So for this Valentine's Day don't break any one's heart because they might attempt to sue for the cost of the medical bills. 

 


Monday, January 17, 2005

It is Right?

When someone is in a position of authority they're several expectations that people have of you.  You are sometimes required be superhuman.Why? Is right for people to place those in authority on a pedistal that they will eventually fall off of. 

Is there a real difference between venting and gossip? If there is where do you draw that line. Yes, it does go toward motive but how can you really tell someone's motive especially when they're angry. 

More to come.....


Sunday, December 26, 2004

Well since my adoring fans are requesting an entry from me. Here it is!

Life in and With Christ:

 Living life in and with Christ is just the greatest thing ever.  Shouldn't you know that you? Weren't you raised in church you say?  Well yes, I should know but knowing and experiencing are two very different things.  There has been a lot going on around me lately.  Things that I think a few years ago would've sent me into a depressive rut.  But I'm not in that state currently.  Why not? I can't understand, with my natural mind that is,  I just have this wonderful peace inside that says leave it up God, let God handle it.  And for those of you who know me really well I have trouble not handling things that go wrong.  I must always be in control or know what going on or going to happen. If don't I get really anxious, neverous, worried ectera.  But lately everything is going wrong and I feel like I'm in hole falling and falling.  But I'm not worried for once, I learning to trust in Him, I learning to let go and let God.  (Finally taking my own advice).  I do still have a long way to go but I'm starting to trust him and understand what  its mean to have my steps ordered by God. And what is means to show the Christ love.

  In that last few months I've been on a million and one emotional roller coasters from issue pertaining to graduate school, personal issues, to heart issues, to family and church issues.  But I stand and say that I might be beaten and battered but I'm not dead! And all I need to do now is just learn to sit down and let the Lord fight my battle. One of my favorite hymns says "So lift up that might shield for faith for battle is aleady won.  Jesus Christ is risen and the works already done. So praise the Lord. He can work for those who praise."

So I today I chose to:
"Let Go and Let God"



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