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THIS OLD PEN This old pen, has penned many words, words to encourage, words to cheer, words to sing, words that are dear. This old pen, has penned about trees, about the clouds, and the sounds, of the birds and bees. This old pen, has penned about God, about Jesus His Son, about His gift of salvation, I pray it for everyone. Yes, this old pen, has penned many words, some over and over again, like, red, white, and blue, and, I love, I forget, and I forgive you. ~ Winston Staples

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November 2010 – Wint68's Blog : "Setting Sail: Life is like a voyage, sailing across the sea, setting our sails, to find breezes to set us free. as we set sail, we find the sailing may be rough, the waves roaring high, visibility mighty tough. We discover it is so hard, to be captain of our ship, when we have an enemy, seeking to make us slip. When our lives, like the ships, face tempest and despair, we need to seek a harbor, and find shelter there. In this voyage, we have a choice, who will captain our ship, Jesus, who wants to save us; Satan who wants us scuttle our ship. So dear soul, who will your captain be; Satan who keeps you in bondage, or Jesus who will set you free?" 'via Blog this'

November 2010 – Wint68's Blog : "” I do not think of all the misery, but of the glory that remains. Go outside into the fields, nature, and the sun. Go out to seek happiness in yourself and God. Think of the beauty that again and again discharges itself within and without you and be happy.” Anne Frank" 'via Blog this'

Wint68's Blog : "It is impossible to get exhausted in work for God. We get exhausted because we try to do God’s work in our own way.”   [ by Oswald Chambers ]" 'via Blog this'

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