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We celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary in 2008. Our children helped us celebrate with an all expense paid all arranged vacation In Hawaii.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
President Barack Obama--the little black boy who could.
We all know the story. There was a mountain to be climbed. The little blue train was small and inexperienced (she had never been on the other side of the mountain). But she knew what had to be done. She said, "I think I can. I think I can. I think I can." And she did it!
I did not vote for Barack Obama. He is liberal. I am conservative. I oppose a lot of what he stands for.
The one thing I can do for him,and I see this as the best thing any Christian can do for him,is pray for him.
I will pray that God will watch over him and his family and help him in the decisions he makes for this great country.
4 comments:
When my daughter-in-law was pregnant with our first grandchild, I went out and bought that book. I love it so. I used to read it to my seniors when teaching high school English. I modeled HOW to read to a child since no one ever teaches that.
I pray he does not lead us into socialism...we seem so ripe for it.
Pray hard.
~Jean
I like this post!
I'm praying God will change his heart and his mind on certain subjects. (Well, most subjects!!)
Katherine
Prayers are powerful and mighty, and I, too, will be praying for our new president and his family, and especially for the decisions he makes.
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