A Can't Miss Movie!

180movie review

I saw the 180movie showing how people who are pro abortion, when open minded and think about the subject, really see what abortion is - murder, they become prolife in minutes! It's an amazing video to watch. I liked how civil and peaceful the conversations the people had in the documentary, which was refreshing, it got people to think. I was sad to learn so many people today don't know about Hitlers murder of millions of Jews and Christians, and it doesn't seem to be taught in public schools these days (which was shocking), but am glad this movie sheds light on it. I had heard in Austria, teaching about the holocaust is required - so they don't forget, and don't let it happen again (in any form. Makes me think this includes killing unborn growing babies, or elderly adult elimination too).

I also believe the gospel presentation was presented well and got people thinking, not just about morality but our responsibility to God YHWH for our sins.

Not only should every disciple of Jesus Christ see this movie, but they should get the study material and upcoming book too. Share with their church and reach out to the lost with it. Its not just for talking with people at abortion clinics, but with all people. May babies be saved, and souls won to YHWH by this information. Glory to God most high!

Find out more about babies, their growth, and what they look like at various stages of their lives here and from the National Geographic movie "in the womb" - an amazing documentary!

Gospel

I realized i didnt have anything posted on the page about the gospel, under this tag, so...

Organizing - the sock life

Lose sox often?

Most people have to deal with this issue, but we don't anymore. I'll tell you our secret, because it's a time safer and life saver. What i mean is, it actually saves time from your life. Years ago i heard a person loses 2 full weeks of their life, during their life, finding and matching sox.

Now, i'm all for anything i can find that saves me time. I'm a military person and also an organized person, so naturally i came up with a solution. Safetypins. Yup. Just keep them safety pinned together when they are clean, dirty, and when they are washed... and you'll never have this issue again. We've only encountered 2 pairs of sox, since we've been doing this, that unpinned themselves. 99% success rate. Well worth it too. 

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Here's our suggestion:

We walk around in slippers at home, so it's easy for us to take our sox off right when we get home and get into our "home" clothes. take them off, use the pins from the morning, toss them in the dirty basket. Done.

Decoding the Sox:
Husband - gets big brass safetypins - his fingers are larger.
Wife - gets silver safetypins - different color and easy to locate when sorting laundry from the dryer. Helps tell the two apart, especially if you tend to get similar sox.

Kids - use colored safety pins.
If you have a boy and girl - use pink and blue, or similar color.
If you have older kids and younger kids, and the older kids dont have same size foot as mom, they can use gold and silver pins also, and let little ones use colored pins.