* * Complete ANY Assignment ! !

"Love has the quality of informing almost everything-even one's work" - Sylvia Ashton Warner.

We are changed through loving and being loved.  Our attitudes are profoundly and positively affected by the presence of love in our lives.  EACH time we offer a loving response to a friend, co-worker, even a stranger, we powerfully influence the dynamics of the interaction between us.

EVERY response we make to someone changes us while it informs them.  When we treat others with disdain, we invite the same.  WHEN we express only criticism of others, our self-assessment is equally negative.  The beauty of a loving posture is that it calls forth love in response.  The more love we give away, the more we receive.

Any task before us is lessened when we carry love in our hearts.  Love is more powerful than fear.  Love helps to open the channel to God, assuring us of the strength, the understanding, the patience needed to complete any assignment confronting us.

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I am loved, unconditionally, by God.  And I will experience the reality of that love the more I give it away.  Love wants to change me - and it can! 

K. Casey

* The Daily EXTRA *

Spelling Bee!

 Choose the correct spelling of this 

frequently misspelled?? 

(is it or isn't it?) word:

vaccum

vacuum

vacume

   
*Answer -

.. keep going ...

.. keep going . . .

 
Yes . . vacuum.

 
.. ah . . keeps Going?! ..

   

. . Oh no! . . . . this sucks....

                     
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 Anonymous.

~ "Oh", .. Do I HAVE to read Leviticus ?? ~

"DO I really have to read Leviticus ?" A young executive asked me THIS in earnest as we talked about the value of spending time in reading the Bible. "The Old Testament seems so boring and difficult," he said.

MANY Christians feel this way. The answer of course, is that the Old Testament, including Leviticus, offers background and EVEN contrasts essential to grasping the New Testament. While Isaiah challenges us to seek God (Isaiah 55:6), he ALSO promises us that God's Word accomplishes what the Lord wants it to accomplish (Isaiah 55:11). SCRIPTURE is alive and powerful (Hebrews 4:12), and it is useful to teach, correct, and instruct us (2 Timothy 3:16). God's Word never returns void (Isaiah 55:8-11), but sometimes it is not until later that God's words come to mind as we need them.

The Holy Spirit uses the truths we've stored from reading or memorization, and He helps us to apply them at just the right time. FOR example, Leviticus 19:10-11 speaks of business competition and even caring for the poor. The Spirit can remind us of these concepts, and we can use them, if we've spent time reading and contemplating that passage.

Reading the Bible turns our minds into storehouses through which the Spirit can work. That's a great reason to read Leviticus and the other 65 books as well." RG.

Lord, I want to learn to love Your Word more and more,
Teach me and help me to hide it in my heart
so that I can live it, be encouraged by it, and
help others to know it too.
In Jesus name. Amen.

~ * A twist Of CITRUS ? ! * ~

The liver is the largest internal organ in the human body and one of the most hard-working!

Powerful compounds ( * bio-flavonoids or flavonoids as they are currently known ) found in the peel, membranes, seeds, flesh and juice of citrus fruits can turn on the liver's detoxification processes to rid the body of cancer-causing agents.
Dietician - K. Inge.