Don't know what to say but Jesus is great, had a chance to talk to Will this week for the first time. Who is Will? He is the person that had SCBowhunter.blog before I had it. Not many people would give up their blog address but Will did. One of the things I wanted to use it for was lift up the name of Jesus who pulled me out of the pits of hell and set me on a rock. The rock is slippery some times and I stumble but Jesus is always there to help me back up, when I ask. Had Revival this week and Jeff Laborg preached about Moses and the burning bush. It was not until Moses turned to the bush did God speak to him. And it is not until I turn to Jesus when I slip that he will help me back on the ROCK. Thanks to Jesus, family and friends for being there this past year. www.fromhisheart.org podcast has been a great resource. Jeff Schreve preached about a young boy that made a boat and lost it He then found it in a store and bought it back. Walking out with his boat the store owner heard the little boy saying you are mine twice. I made you and I bought you, that is so true to Jesus he made us and bought us with his blood.
Twice born
Eddie Schulz
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Granny Juel Day
It is hard to believe that 11 years ago today I lost my mother. She was a special lady as most mothers are. She said that she wanted to stay alive long enough for her kids to have kids. My two brother and two sisters all have kids and it was moms little baby that took so long. I was not in a hurry because I have a step-son that is dear to my heart, but mom always said that there is nothing like your own. Well that day came true on January 28 1999 at 3:15am Grace Caroline Schulz was born 6lbs 15oz, a bundle of joy to Tina and I. Mom got to see Grace two time before she passed away but before she left I truly believe that Joshua Lee Schulz born December 30 1999 and 4am 7lbs was a blessing from Jesus and her. Mom was always there to pick you up, kiss your booboo and tell you how handsome you are when the hold world is coming down on top of you.
I miss you mom but to her family she was Granny Juel.
I miss you mom but to her family she was Granny Juel.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Friends
Man what a day. Had a great lunch and spent some quality time with a friend today and talked about what God was doing in our lives. thank you Jesus for friends that don't judge.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Schulz
Had a great day working with my brother Robbie. thanks you Jesus give the right words to talk to him about you.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Men On Mission
Had a great Men on Mission Camp out this weekend, Heard a great preacher Scott Eadie. really enjoyed this weekend. Even Camped out with Joshua. Thanks you Jesus for keeping us safe.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Are you giving God what is right or what is left?
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| Friday, January 15 Why We Give And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land or of the fruit of the tree, is the LORD's. It is holy to the LORD.
According to Forbes magazine's March 2009 ranking, Bill Gates, retired co-founder of the Microsoft Corporation, is the world's richest person with a net worth of approximately $40 billion--down from $58 billion in 2008. Suppose you were feeling particularly generous one day and offered Mr. Gates a penny to help with his daily expenses. He might take your penny so as not to offend you, but does he really need it? What is one cent compared to 40 billion dollars? Comparing America's smallest coin with the world's largest fortune doesn't come close to equaling the disparity between God's wealth and our tithes and offerings. Does the God who owns everything (Job 41:11b; Haggai 2:8) need our money? Of course not. Why, then, do we give? We give a tenth (or more) of everything to the Lord as a reminder that nothing belongs to us--that everything we have comes from Him and belongs to Him. Giving is an obedient act of worship that reveals what we believe about that which we call "ours." God doesn't need us to give for His sake, but we need to give for ours. Giving is how we remember how much we have been given. Are you giving God what is right or what is left?
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Friday, January 1, 2010
A New Resolution
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| Thursday, December 31 A New Resolution Lord, make me to know my end, and what is the measure of my days, that I may know how frail I am.
According to the USA.gov ("Government Made Easy") website, the dozen most popular New Year's Resolutions are: lose weight, manage debt, save more, change jobs, get in shape, go back to school, drink less, stop smoking, reduce stress in general, reduce stress at work, travel, and volunteer. Any of those look familiar? Since they're the "most popular," they probably do. Here's a different approach for 2010: Instead of focusing on what's wrong with yourself or your circumstances, resolve this year to focus on God. Instead of making resolutions, resolve to do one main thing: Make your life the subject of gentle conversation between you and God on a daily basis. That doesn't mean in the sense of, "God, I want . . . I need . . . I wish." Rather, "God, I want to reflect Your glory in my life more in 2010 than in 2009. I want to live today in light of the end of my life. Speak to me and empower me to be conformed, gently but surely, more into the image of Christ this year." That's a prayer God will answer by replacing the weakness of our resolve with the strength of His; a resolution that will not fail. If our lives and ministry are to count for anything today we must solemnly resolve to make time for God.
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