According to the book of Jubilee, it was on this day that Jacob and his family departed Canaan and headed to Egypt in order to be reunited with his son, Joseph. It is recorded in Genesis 46: “Then Jacob arose from Beersheba; and the sons of Israel carried their father Jacob, their little ones, and […]

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For every seed of promise the Lord gives you, there is already a fulfillment inside of that promise. Many times, when God gives us a promise it comes in seed form and many times we get discourage because we want the promise now. But as His children it is our responsibility to remain faithful over […]

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It was on this day in the year 70 AD that the Romans completed the construction of embankments around the city of Jerusalem as they prepared for their final assault on the city. Two thousand years later, not a whole lot has changed. Through other means, the nations of the world are, nevertheless, preparing for […]

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Perry and I both love the fall months. We especially enjoy the college football seasons, and yes, once again it turned into an interesting outcome. Alabama is headed into a national championship game for the second straight year! With this said, I will leave that alone to prevent any “bad feelings” being stirred! (Ha-ha).  Getting back to the seasons, we not only enjoy the fall months but I personally enjoy December. It is the only month of the year when I feel like I have Perry for myself and for the family.  He is at the office every day for ten or more hours in preparation for the coming year, but at least he is home, in church with me and we get to enjoy the season.

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It was on this day in 1790 that the French National Assembly granted full equality and citizenship to Portuguese Jews who were living in France. France was one of the first nations to pass such liberal policies, allowing foreigners to have full rights along with French Nationals. France was once considered a pioneer in liberal […]