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I got to sleep in until 9am this morning.Jessica (our 15 year old autistic daughter) does not go to schools on Mondays anymore. She needs a full time aid in school, and her two teachers that help her are not available Mondays. She has longer school hours Tuesday-Fridays, and no school Mondays. Anyway, I usually need to get up to help get Jessica ready for school, and today I got to sleep.I think I must be part bear, because I love to sleep! With my new found energy, I cleaned up the living room, dinning room, and kitchen. While I cleaned, I watched God TV. I understand you can now get GOD TV in the USA. You should check it out, it is great! Today I heard Steve Hill give his testimony of how God delivered him from drug addiction. Someone once said to him that Jesus was a crutch, He responded, "Oh, yes"! "He is not just my crutch, He is my wheel chair"! "I would be dead with out Him"! I loved it! I think too many of us think we would do just fine without God. Some of us are blessed enough to realize how great it is to depend upon God. After I watched Steve Hill, I got to hear Reinhard Bonnke speak. OH!!! Bonnke was amazing. He talked about a time to be born, and a time to die, and how now, the time between being born and death is the day of salvation! Now is the day of grace. He told some great stories. I wanted to sit there and listen, but my poor dog Mickey needed to take a walk. I listened as long as I felt I could, but nature was calling! I feel very blessed to hear such good preaching on TV and on the computer. Juergen and I both love good preaching. We are like two seminary students comparing notes sometime! I feel so blessed to have a Christian husband who has a passion to grow in God, and to serve God. Our life is always challenged, never boring!

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