Devotional Treasures @DevotionalTreasures@dingdash.com

Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God. — Corrie ten Boom

#Waybackwednesday: 1 Year ago this day we posted "Does this meme and statement from a pastor help the situation?" For those "woke #Christians" that post things like this, what a shame after seeing everything this last year
#Christianity #God https://bit.ly/3fGnbL9

@DevotionalTreasures would feel utterly honoured! got any framework or topics?

I don't usually get quite so excited about website stuff, but our www.BerryBunch.family website is no longer what it was when we started, which is great!

Our oldest son @StevenBerry came up with a better approach to the front page - which is now live. Now the front page finally reflects more of who and what we are!

With some quality photo assistance from middle son @TakeN the images came to life (and a little computer assistance for our newly dedicated green screen).

We had a fun time making those first two images 🙂 and hope this comes through all we do...especially Dave the Dog, our latest project.

Also, thanks mainly to some timely and godly inspiration by @DevotionalTreasures we finally have a proper name for all the regular videos we're making, and BerryBunch TV was born (albeit a year after it came to be.......)

I've included a couple of photos from the front page...

Andy B

#berrybunchfamilyfive #fun #familyeffort #family #churchfamily

TRUE STORY
I was talking with a dear sister from Sudan the other day and she showed me the scars on her throat and arm. When I asked what they were she told me.
"The scar on my throat was from a hot metal poker that the doctor used to burn my throat to make my cough go away when I got the flu. It took three months for the burn to heal. The scars on my arm are from the burns of a hot iron to keep me from getting malaria. All of us were forced to do this in Sudan. It didn't work, but it didn't matter. It made the people feel like they were doing something to fight the disease and it was expected that everyone pretend it was working."
"Wow that's crazy," I said. "Everybody doing something that they know doesn't work, but makes them feel better about doing it anyway."
"Like wearing a mask?" she replied.
WOW! Puts it all into perspective. She deflated my western pride. In some ways we haven't advanced so much.
My Sudanese friend is a medical doctor and now lives in America.

"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the creation waits with eager longing for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him who subjected it, in hope that the creation itself will be set free from its bondage to corruption and obtain the freedom of the glory of the children of God."
- Romans 8:18-21

#Doxology ✝️

Here's our review of this book on a #biblical view of #art: http://bit.ly/2tUxHvV
#Christianity #God #BiblicalWorldview

#Apologetics https://bcooper.wordpress.com/2021/06/08/overly-judgemental-versus-discernment/