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Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 10:42 am
by MaxPC
Our youngest grandchildren had their own table at the farmers market on Friday and Saturday. We sat with them so their parents could finish up their field chores. They had grown a patch of pumpkins this summer and sold 19 of them for $5/each. They also sold eggs from the chickens. Their young faces were beaming with their success :lol:

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 8:40 am
by MaxPC
Today is a welcome "day off". We're heading into the next town to see the sights and have a lunch at a "mom & pop" diner. I hear they have some of the best fried chicken around. I think I'll have to test that. :lol:

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 11:20 am
by gcdonner
MaxPC wrote:Today is a welcome "day off". We're heading into the next town to see the sights and have a lunch at a "mom & pop" diner. I hear they have some of the best fried chicken around. I think I'll have to test that. :lol:
A day off for me is the rare opportunity to stay home and try to do things here on the "homestead". Today is one of those days where I will be indoors all day, preparing for Bible study tonight. These are my happy times.

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 11:25 am
by gcdonner
I am wondering why all the threads are locked? This seems to be the only thread that I can reply to. Any ideas Max?

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 12:08 pm
by temporal1
gcdonner wrote:I am wondering why all the threads are locked? This seems to be the only thread that I can reply to. Any ideas Max?
Robert must be playing on the internet again. :mrgreen:

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 1:16 pm
by gcdonner
temporal1 wrote:
gcdonner wrote:I am wondering why all the threads are locked? This seems to be the only thread that I can reply to. Any ideas Max?
Robert must be playing on the internet again. :mrgreen:
It was a momentary glitch that fixed itself, thankfully.

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 3:37 pm
by MaxPC
gcdonner wrote:
MaxPC wrote:Today is a welcome "day off". We're heading into the next town to see the sights and have a lunch at a "mom & pop" diner. I hear they have some of the best fried chicken around. I think I'll have to test that. :lol:
A day off for me is the rare opportunity to stay home and try to do things here on the "homestead". Today is one of those days where I will be indoors all day, preparing for Bible study tonight. These are my happy times.
Hope your Bible study goes well. I like a good group Bible study.

Glad too that the glitch is gone. :D

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 9:01 am
by MaxPC
The fried chicken was indeed good: for restaurant fried chicken. My wife's fried chicken is still champion though. She says she marinates hers in buttermilk and spices overnight. I didn't know that but whatever she does is outstanding.

George, how did the Bible study go? What was the topic?

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 12:29 pm
by gcdonner
MaxPC wrote:The fried chicken was indeed good: for restaurant fried chicken. My wife's fried chicken is still champion though. She says she marinates hers in buttermilk and spices overnight. I didn't know that but whatever she does is outstanding.

George, how did the Bible study go? What was the topic?
Our bible study has been going very well. I am teaching on the work of the Holy Spirit. I always start a study like this with the Fruit of the Spirit. We have gone through the gifts of the Spirit, how they apply, how they operate and then last night concluded the purposes of the gifts of the Spirit: evangelization, edification, & glorification. Next week, Lord willing, we will begin to look at the gifts of Spirit filled men to the church, ie the five fold ministry recorded in Ephesians 4. We have quite a mix of folks attending, including a 7th Day Baptist pastor!

Re: Campground Ramblings

Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 1:05 pm
by MaxPC
gcdonner wrote: Our bible study has been going very well. I am teaching on the work of the Holy Spirit. I always start a study like this with the Fruit of the Spirit. We have gone through the gifts of the Spirit, how they apply, how they operate and then last night concluded the purposes of the gifts of the Spirit: evangelization, edification, & glorification. Next week, Lord willing, we will begin to look at the gifts of Spirit filled men to the church, ie the five fold ministry recorded in Ephesians 4. We have quite a mix of folks attending, including a 7th Day Baptist pastor!
A 7th Day Baptist????? That's a new one to me. Are they Baptismal Adventists? Adventitious Baptists???? Do they only baptize on Saturdays????

It sounds like a fantastic study. I've always enjoyed the studies themed on the Holy Spirit: the gifts, the fruits, the cardinal, theological/heavenly virtues, etc. I've always felt this kind of study is an excellent follow-through on baptism (no I'm not opening that baptism can of worms again :lol: ).