layoff

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Don't Be Like Dewey

Recently I heard that the former manager of WHKK, Dan Hubbard, passed away in April of 2010. I didn’t know him well but from the little that I did know he was a very good man. For those of you who don’t know WHKK was a local Christian radio where I and many of my friends hung out and had part time jobs from time to time. For a while they played Southern Gospel music. When I worked there they played Contemporary Christian Music. Lately I find myself listening to some of the old songs that I played there. I have many wonderful memories of some good times there. But like all good memories there is always a sad memory associated with it.
Everyone I every worked with there was just wonderful. One of them I always felt sorry for. His name was Dewey. Now Dewey was a good man and, while I didn’t know it when I met him, he was a very smart man. For some reason he could only work cleaning offices but I later was told that he had a law degree and had a lot of law books. Why do I feel sorry for him? Because this smart man who cleaned the offices at a Christian radio station was…an Atheist. Dewey refused to believe in God. A lot of us tried to talk to him about God but I don’t think any of us ever got through to him. He would put road blocks up to every avenue that the Holy Spirit could get access to him. Only one did I ever see get close, the news director Jeff Eldridge. The more they talked Dewey started to stutter. After he left Jeff said there must be something that caused him to not believe. Dewey was there for years. He heard the music singing praises to the Lord and the sermons from the preachers telling how and why you should be saved. He seemed to pay little attention to them.
A few years later a company bought the trailer park where Dewey lived. Everyone was evicted so they could build a strip mall. Dewey had no place to go. In his depressed state of mind I heard that Dewey went to a bridge that spanned the Ohio River and threw himself into the river. His body was never found.
Dewey lost hope. No place to live and no hope of getting to Heaven because he didn’t accept God into his heart. He heard the Word almost everyday for years and will have to pay for that when he is judged before the God that he always denied. I feel sorry that one day he will be in Hell. He was a good and smart man but that alone won’t get you into Heaven.
If you are reading this please don’t be like Dewey. You may be a good and smart person but please accept Christ into your heart. Just pray to Him to let Him know that you know Jesus Christ died for you and you want to have him in your heart and He will come. But He won’t until you invite him in.

Will the Earth see the Antichrist as a superhero?

Ok I have and probably always will like superhero comic books, but thanks to how popular they have become at the movies it has caused me to wonder something. Could they be helping to pave the way toward the coming of the Anti-Christ? After all they can do some amazing things with their superpowers. According to the book of Revelation the Anti-Christ or the Beast as some of them call him will have some amazing powers given him from Satan. We all know that Satan has always been trying to replace God so he always tries to imitate him. He makes at statue of himself and causes it to come to life and speak.
Revelation 13:15 KJV
15And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.

His number one follower seems to have even greater power, espically when he is near the Anti-Christ. He brings the Beast back to life from a deadly wound and calls fire from the sky.
Revelation 12-14 KJV
And he exerciseth all the power of the first beast before him, and causeth the earth and them which dwell therein to worship the first beast, whose deadly wound was healed.
And he doeth great wonders, so that he maketh fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men,
And deceiveth them that dwell on the earth by the means of those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast; saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an image to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live.

So it wouldn't be hard to believe if you aren't a Christian that you have got God or a superhero as your world leader. But he is neither. He is Satan and don't follow him no matter what he or his followers say or do. The best way is to accept Christ now as your Saviour. Then you won't even be here to live through his evilness.
He is not God or Christ or even Superman, Spider-man or Green Lantern. He will be more like Lex Luthor, the Green Goblin or Sinestro. More like Sinestro since he was a Green Lantern who later became power mad and tries to destroy the Green Lantern Corp.

The Sissy

There's a New World Coming

Is this true?

My wife told me that she read somewhere that the President was given the power to declare war without going through Congress. Is this true? If you know where it was at please tell me the link. My wife said she thought she read it at Aol.com but I can't find it there. I sure hope this is wrong as no single person should be given that power.

Peanuts Big Adventure

Here is a story that I wrote about a little dog of mine that passed away abut 10 years ago. It's based on an event that did happen to her. It's a children's story with a Christian message. I would love to make it a book but it needs pictures and I can't draw. So if you are an artist and interested let me know and maybe we can work something out. Now here is the story that I call...

PEANUTS BIG ADVENTURE
There once was a dog named Peanuts. Peanuts was a little Yorkie dog. She lived with her Master high on a hill. Below the hill was a great and busy highway. Cars drove by very fast. There were so many that a great noise would rise up and sometimes you could hear it at the top of the hill. But Peanuts paid no attention to it. She was happy on the hill with her Master. There she would run and play in his yard. He would toss a bone or a ball and she would fetch it and bring it back to him. Then one day, when her Master was gone, Peanuts got bored. She heard the noise from the street and decided to look and see where the noise came from. She walked from her Master’s home and down the hill through his big yard. As she followed the noise it got louder and louder but then it started to get go away. Soon she realized she was going in circles and was lost. What would she do? How can she get back to her Master’s home?
She looked down and saw a worm crawling out of his hole. “I’m lost.” Peanuts told the worm. “I followed this noise from my Master’s home and now can’t find my way back.” “Don’t worry.” Said the worm. “Just stay in one place. That way he can find you.” Then the worm crawled away. Peanuts thought that made sense and stayed there a long time. Soon Peanuts realized that staying in one place wasn’t getting her back to her Master and she was still lost. So Peanuts started walking again. Soon she met a spider. “I’m lost.” Peanuts told the spider. “I followed this noise from my Master’s home and now can’t find my way back to where I was happy.” “You don’t need to worry about the noise and you can be happy without being in your Master’s house.” Said the spider. “Just look inside yourself and you will find all the happiness that you need.” Then the spider went away. Peanuts thought about what the spider said and thought about how she felt. Sometimes it did make her feel better but she was still in the middle of this big yard and lost. So Peanuts continued her search for her Master and his house.
Soon Peanuts saw a snake. She had never seen a snake before. He looked very wise and concerned as he approached her. “I’m lost.” Peanuts told the snake. “I followed this noise from my Master’s home and now can’t find my way back.” “Well,” said the snake, “if following the noise got you here, then all you have to do is follow it back.” “That sounds good but I never did get close enough to see where the noise was.” “Perhaps you just crossed over it and because you were so concerned and turned around while looking for your Master’s home you didn’t realize you had been near it.” “Maybe.” Said Peanuts. “I’ll try and follow it back.” The snake smiled at Peanuts and crawled away.
As Peanuts followed the noise and went in a straight line instead of walking in circles, it got louder and louder. Peanuts kept wondering how she could have crossed over the noise and not known it. Suddenly Peanuts met a little mouse. “Hello Mr. Mouse. I’m following that noise back to my Master’s house.” “Well if your Master lives beyond that noise you won’t make it back. I was just there. It belongs to a great highway that is so busy you will never cross it and live.” Then the mouse ran away. Just then Peanuts knew that the snake lied to her. Now what will she do to find her Master? Just then a white dove landed next to Peanuts. “I’m lost.” Peanuts told the Dove. “I followed this noise from my Master’s home and now can’t find my way back.” “Don’t follow the noise.” Said the dove. “It’s a terrible place. You don’t want to go there.” “But how will I find my way back to my Master’s house?” “Just be still and listen.” Said the dove. “I’m sure your Master is back and already looking for you.”
So Peanuts closed her eyes and listened. Suddenly she heard a small voice. “Peanuts!” cried the voice. It was her Master’s voice. Peanuts started walking in the direction she thought the voice was coming from. “Peanuts!” cried her Master. With every step it got louder and louder. Peanuts walked faster and faster. “Peanuts! Where are you?” Cried her Master. “I’m here Master and I’m coming.” Peanuts thought to herself. By this time Peanuts was running. Soon she poked her head through some thick grass. As she looked up she saw her Master’s house not far away. In front of the house was her Master still shouting her name.
Peanuts bolted out of the grass and ran toward her Master. As he turned to see her coming her Master smiled and had both of his arms outstretched to greet her. Peanuts leaped into his arms. Her Master pulled her close and hugged her. Peanuts was happy as she licked her Master’s face. She was happy to be home and never wanted to be lost again.