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24

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23

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Oct

18

You know where to go!

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Oct

15

Evie Sophia, born on Saturday.

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Oct

11

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Oct

9

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From Aurora

While out witnessing the other day I approached a young Latin looking man and his son. He looked real tough and at first didn’t seem very interested, but he looked at the Signs Of the End poster for a couple of minutes and then started asking me questions and he turned out to be quite interested. He told me he was a bad person, always making mistakes and he didn’t think he was going to heaven. Some people used to come to his house and they told him he had to be baptized to go to heaven and they were really pushy about it until he told them to stop coming. I explained to him that it’s actually really simple and how Jesus loves us so much that he died for us so we wouldn’t have to be good enough. He stood there drinking in my words like a little baby, by the time I asked him if he wanted to pray with me he eagerly said, “Yes, please!” Afterwards he was obviously touched as he told me, “No one ever explained it to me like that before, I really appreciate it”.

From Jerimiah

Yesterday I went out witnessing and prayed about where I should go. After asking the Lord where to go I was on my way to this big park which is nearby. In the park I started to pass out the different posters to the people that I came across. Some people were not so interested, but then under this big tree was a young Latin man who saw me approaching him. He said he had a lot of worries on his mind, so I offered him the “What Everybody Needs is Love” poster and asked him to read it when he had time. After telling him about Jesus, he opened up and told me that he had a lot of problems. He was thinking of getting drunk, he thought that if he drank enough the problem would go away – he was really discouraged. After about 30 minutes he prayed to receive Jesus into his heart. After we prayed it was like whatever was bothering this man was gone! He said maybe the Lord me sent his way. Think you Jesus for using us to help those that need You.

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Oct

7

Adapted from Surprised by Remarriage by Ginger Kolbaba (Revell)

Try these eight tips for navigating the murky waters of communication:

1. Do be honest. Keeping secrets does nothing but frustrate you and perplex your spouse.
2. Do bring up an issue within 24 hours, or forget it. Don’t allow a problem to remain hanging.
3. Do keep to the issue. If you start discussing who should babysit and end up arguing over discipline, you’ve moved off track. Take a break and return to the issue when you’re both rational and calm.
4. Don’t criticize. You can complain–offer something specific to the situation. But criticism can involve blame and counterattacks and is sure to put your spouse on the defensive.
5. Don’t make threats. “If-you-then-I’ll” This puts your partner on the defensive. Someone on the defensive will never hear you–which means no change will happen.
6. Don’t play the blame game. Really listen to your spouse’s complaints; think them over before you discard them as ludicrous. They may have a tiny kernel of truth. If so, accept responsibility.
7. Don’t make assumptions. You don’t know what’s going on in your mate’s head. Rather than assuming something that may be a figment of your imagination, ask.
8. Do say no to the “D” word: divorce. It’s amazing how easily this little word can pop into your head, and worse, your mouth. This doesn’t mean just not using the word; it means not even thinking the word.

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