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Celebrate Billy Graham's 100Th Year! The READ THRU THE BIBLE 2018 Calendar is ready Based on the major themes found on the most ac- for your use. You can obtain these FREE of charge tive Facebook page in history, JESUS DAILY is a 365- – just for the asking. Pass them out to friends, at day interactive devotional that goes beyond even the church, Bible study groups, etc. Want to be blessed by fan page to create a deeper experience and cultural God each day? Read His Word and you will be blessed movement that celebrates your redemption in Christ. beyond what you can handle. It’s like a luscious steak JESUS DAILY presents a devotional thought but also dinner each day; the only difference is God’s word challenges you to respond to each daily refl ection us- lasts forever. ing a variety of social media tools. Celebrate Billy Graham’s 100th Year! We highly recom- Mountaintops are for the shadow of death, God has not mend everyone to views and inspiration, forgotten you and is, in fact, still read this book, Unto but fruit is grown in with you. I hope this book will be the Hills by Billy Gra- the valleys. a help to you as well. ham as he enters his As much as my wife, While the hills and mountains are a 100th year as a per- Ruth, and I enjoyed wonderful place to “get away from son and 80 years in our home in the hills it all,”we must always remember ministry. of North Carolina, we that our ultimate and certain help “Our family has lived spent very little time comes from the Lord who made for many years in a there because God the mountains and the valleys. comfortable log home has called us into the David expressed this beautifully in in the mountains of valley of life where Psalm 121:” North Carolina, 3,200 feet above the lost people are. If we spent sea level. There is something se- all of our time in the hills and on rene about living in the mountains mountaintops, how would we ef- or on a hill. fectively serve out God? When Jesus appointed the twelve I have compiled some thoughts apostles, He called them unto the from more than fi fty years as a Deliver To: Deliver hills and they came to Him (Mark minister of the Gospel of Jesus 3:13). Our Lord frequently re- Christ in hopes of better equipping treated to the hills or mountains you as you live for Christ in the for moments of solitude when the valley. crowds became too great. Some of you will read this book But as English devotional writer as you search for answers to the Oswald Chambers has noted, we problems in the valley of life. You were not made for mountaintop have tried everything else and eld Avenue fi experiences alone. We are made have not found satisfaction. It is for the valleys of life. God will you that I am particularly interest- sometimes allow us a view from ed in reaching. the hills, but only so that we might Above mentioned books and calendars A ministry of Assn ProBuColls 9733 W Green Milwaukee WI 53214 Milwaukee Others of you who are already be- be refreshed enough to return to available at ProBuColls Books & Gifts, lievers still need assurance that, the valleys - where the action is - 9733 W. Greenfield Ave, Milwaukee, as you walk through the valley of WI 53214 Change Service Requested that we might be of service to Him. Page 2 January & February 2018 Looking Back at 2017 and Looking Forward to 2018 by John Fisco Let’s just ramble on a little bit about 2017. We had a new President we need to collect warm clothes - oh yes, everyone is freezing just in offi ce, a major change from the past eight years. Some people before Christmas so get you ‘slightly worn’ clothes together and fi ll were pleased and some were not. Nothing new - each “party” has some other barrels, etc. Any collections in January and the following taken sides and not too much will change for the better (sorry to say). months? No, of course not, we only feel sorry for people in two cold Then we have the racial climate. months of the year. Then we have the shelters open when it is super That too depends on who’s side cold. Only severe weather, so freeze on all the other days/nights, you are on (sorry to say). Then we and make sure you close the doors early. If late - freeze! Would have the economy, the good and Jesus do that? Sex offenders in the past had no choice, yes they did the bad. That too will not change wrong so no help for them, street level (sorry to say). So what good was only and freeze when necessary. 2017 and the decades of years previous? Helpers? Yes, there are those that Great question. Why and how can 2018 be want to volunteer (just before any different. Maybe NOT! Depending on each Christmas). Serve soup at a local individual. We wait for some church or organization or mission, ring a bell for the Salvation group to have a dozen meetings and claim they have the answer to Army (and get paid), or visit those in the hospital/nursing home, etc. all of the above. Six months, years later, no change. Try to be one But keep it within the Christ-like spirit and keep Christ in Christmas. person and only one, USED OF GOD to start the changes you see Ouch! needed and just one person and GOD is a great majority. Friend, Christ was not one to take any sides, have certain hours for Look at some of the things that happen and are short lived. Every serving meals, or a time slot to help others. CHRIST was a true giver November and December all the radio and TV stations have “their” of everything and at all times. We need more people to be real Christ big food drives to “feed the hungry” plastered all over the TV and followers and join HIS team, then you know you will be in the ma- radio to fi ll the barrels, pack the bus, call in your donations, and you jority, and with HIS power available to and through you A LOT CAN name the rest. GREAT - but do all people in need only eat during AND WILL HAPPEN the way it should and could be in 2018, not like NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER?? Think NOT. Not one drive for food the centuries of the past. Think about it!!! will happen in January or the other 10 months, watch and see. Then Nothing paralyzes our lives like the attitude that things can never change. We need to remind ourselves that God can change things. Outlook determines outcome. 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