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The View From The Pew by Jerry Godsey
A daily devotional, and occasional sermon videos from Jerry Godsey. Each daily devotional includes a daily Scripture reading plan. If you follow each day’s readings you will read through the Old Testament once, and the New Testament twice each year.
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The Prodigal Flat Tire
I got an electric bike to help me get in better shape. I say “better shape” because I am already in shape. Round is a shape, right? And don’t be like one of my friends who said, “Electric bikes aren’t exercise.” Go pound sand, Sparky!
Squashed!
So often when we feel these pressures our first reaction is to do whatever we can to “fix the problem.” Yeah, how’s that working out for you, Sparky? If you’re like me, not very well.
Green With Envy
The dictionary defines envy as, “To feel resentful and unhappy because someone else possesses, or has achieved, what one wishes oneself to possess, or to have achieved”
Restoration Project: Say Goodbye to Guilt
Here is the fist video in my new Bible Study series, Restoration Project.
I've Got A Fire!
I came across this song as part of my Spotify feed this morning, and it spurred something in me.Thanks for reading The View From The Pew by Jerry Godsey!
Persevering
Last week I started using the bands, and sure enough, they work great. I have lost 150 pounds in the two weeks I have been using them and I seriously considering resuming my swimsuit modeling career.
Do You Want To Get Well?
I look up and someone is blocking the sun. I try to see his face, but the sun is glaring right behind his head. His voice is calm and soothing. He looks down at me and asks me one of the stupidest questions I have ever heard. “Do you want to get well?”
Restoration Project
Coming soon, a new video Bible Study by @JerryGodsey all about how God restores us!
Pet What?
What the what? You keep a jar of potential bread or beer starter as a “pet?” The dictionary defines a pet as: “a domestic or tamed animal kept for companionship or pleasure (emphasis mine, also the emphasis of any reasonably sane person, which may or not include me…).