Face the Book Project- Last Call

I have been gone the Week End at Harvest Crusade, I apologize the interruption, but it was the twentieth anniversary and I rarely make any major meetings.

Facebook Update: Rick posts daily so his Daily Read will be included:

Most of the "Last Call" Devotionals are Calvary Chapel Pastors, but if you would like to be posted please email me and I will pray and consider including.

We Have:

Harvest Crusade Daily Devotional Greg Laurie
David McGee Calvary Triad
Bob Hoekstra, Calvary Bible College
Mike MacInstosh,
Greg Laurie
Jon Courson
Daily Light....a classic of Only Scripture Quotes from the Bagster Family
One Year Bible Read ....a daily hear or read of only Scripture passage (Tom Dooley link Included)
Bob Caldwell's excellent Calvary Chapel complete Daily Read, Commentary and prayer.
Charles Stanley InTouch Devo.
Mark Balmer Devotional Calvary Chapel
Leadership Principles...Barry Werner

Among a few others and growing

The Devotions are on
Last Call

They appear daily twice on Twitter, once on FriendFeed, Once on Facebook, Once on My Space, Once on BlogScribe "Last Call" with Music, Sent out once daily in a digest Email.

Face the Book is the name of the Project, its a free service to bring you the Bible and Jesus.

I am proud to sponsor Face the Book

My name is Michael James Stone and I am no one special, but you are and so is Jesus so I hope I can serve you both.

(Back on Schedule Wed) Sin will keep you longer than you want to stay~David McGee

Tuesday, August 18th 2009

2 Kings 17:4

"And the king of Assyria uncovered a conspiracy by Hoshea; for he had sent messengers to So, king of Egypt, and brought no tribute to the king of Assyria, as he had done year by year. Therefore the king of Assyria shut him up, and bound him in prison."
NKJV

Life Lesson

Sin will keep you longer than you want to stay and pay you more than you want to be paid.

The old adage goes... is there anything in your house that you would not want Jesus to see if He were to visit? What about in your life... your decisions? You see, our tendency is to make idols. Sometimes we look up to entertainers, musicians or sports stars and begin to model our lives after them. Subtly, as we admire their work, read about them in magazines and study them online, the choices we make begin to reflect their ideals instead of God's ideals. Their lives look so good to us, and then the time comes where we realize just how miserable they are because it has become manifest in our own lives.

1 Corinthians 11:1 "Imitate me, just as I also imitate Christ." NKJV

The Apostle Paul was an imitator... he imitated Christ. Do you know what manifested in his life? Christ likeness. We should take note and do likewise.

Dear Father,
Thank You for loving me. Please forgive me for allowing idols in my life. Please help me to take my eyes off of people or things they should not be on. Help me to keep my eyes on You. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Living to tell what He died to say,
Pastor David McGee
Senior Pastor
Calvary Chapel of the Triad
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