Downy Woodpecker

I enjoy watching the birds in my back yard.  I have two hanging feeders and a wire suet holder.  The sunflower seed and suet cost me about $10 a month, but the little birds provide me hours of peaceful relaxation.  The Downy woodpeckers are especially curious.  They hang all over the suet feeder and seem just as comfortable upside down as right side up.  They have clever feet and run up the tree trunk just as easy as down.  That’s because the great Creator made them with two toes on the front of their feet and two toes on the back of their feet.  All other birds have three toes on the front and one toe on the back.  But the good Lord made the Downy woodpecker with two toes on the back so they could be just as comfortable upside down as not.  Any scenario explaining how that toe moved from the front of their foot to the back of their foot defies logic.  There is no way that evolution can explain it.  It’s just a God thing.  Thank you, little Downy woodpecker, for your testimony to your awesome Creator.  Thank you, dear Lord for reminding me of your care for the Downy woodpecker AND for your care for me.  Hey, have you thanked your awesome Creator today?  Right now might be a good time to.

Choose Life

A young lady went to an abortion clinic. She was seven months into a pregnancy and was given an injection of saline solution intended to burn her unborn child in her womb.  After five days, she went into labor, and should have delivered a dead baby.  But somehow, the baby was alive.  An attending nurse couldn’t stand to see the baby struggling to breathe, rushed her to the neonatal unit, and the aborted little girl survived.  Melissa Ohden was adopted by loving parents, survived without complications, and is now married and the mother of two girls herself.  God has a plan for each child - wanted and unwanted.  Choose life; not death.  Wake up, America !  https://melissaohden.com

Revival

Revival is not about knowing more Bible facts.  It isn’t about knowing more doctrine.  It isn’t understanding prophecy.  It is loving God once again.  The Church at Ephesus was a great church, but the Lord said, “Nevertheless I have somewhat against thee, because thou hast left thy first love.” Rev. 2:4  Jesus went on to say that the solution was simple: remember where you have fallen from, repent, and get back to where you were with Jesus Christ.