Facts or Fiction

We eat good at our men's Bible study. Last night it was spaghetti and garlic bread, tasty brownies, scrumptious cupcakes, and cinnamon frosted pineapple cake. Of course everything was low cal—the coffee was decaf, and the lemonade was sugar free—fact or fiction?

We watched a DVD and it relayed how some believe everything will turn out good in the afterlife—better for some then others but still all good. This belief system didn't seem to hold up when put under the Biblical and historical microscope. But it sounded good and of course had good intentions. Do we really study and research the eternal plan for our life in the Bible, or is it more like a kids' game of hopscotch where we're humming, "don't step on a crack or you'll break your brother's back?" Is there a difference; does it matter between fact or fiction? Some of the guys shared about the time in their life they made a choice of who they would follow and what they came to believe truth was.

Praying for others:
Brian and Landis Epp as they travel in Canada
John's son as he struggles with depression
Joe Hartman's continued health
Michael's mom who is feeling isolated and lonely
Allison's oral exam for her Navy class final
Juan's family and his quick visa clearance
Mark Rego's surgery results
Shane and Brandy Cone's adoption
Don Hodson's continued recovery
Dave Carlson as we have our Outdoor night
Uwe's safe travel and work in India--leaving Friday
John Patchings military service of 3 weeks in Korea
Ty's extended family's illness
Jake's Stout's interview for grad school Saturday

Praises:

Connies knee is better
Don Hodson's good surgery results