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Sep
03
Sept. 3rd Devo ~ Intimidation…..
Posted by: | Comments1 John 4:4.....
"Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world."NKJV
September has arrived bringing with it football and ushering in fall. This brings to mind one of my favorite football stories. I'm not sure this is exactly how the story happened but Knute Rockne from Notre Dame is a legend that has lasted the test of time.
During the Roaring 1920's as Notre Dame was preparing to play the University of Southern California - USC - in college football; Fighting Irish coach Knute Rockne was aware that his opponent had a far better team, so he devised a plan to intimidate the Trojan players.
Rockne scoured Northern Indiana up to Chicago and hand-picked 100 of the largest men he could find --- each was well over six feet and weighed more than 250 pounds. He put them in Fighting Irish uniforms and at game time marched them onto the field ahead of the real team. (Before the days of eligibility restrictions!)
As USC watched these fake giant football players line up on the sidelines, they forgot about their talent, undefeated record and confidence. They began mentally preparing themselves to lose.
None of the specially recruited men played during the game, their presence on the sidelines was enough to knock USC off their game plan. Knute Rockne's trick had worked; he had intimidated the USC Trojan players into giving up before the game even started --- Notre Dame easily won.
Reminds me of the adversary I face each day. Satan tries similar tricks to intimidate me. One such trick is to appear larger than life when I face a problem --- but I must remember that he has been defeated by Jesus before I began my day.
My job is to walk in the confidence of Jesus Christ and not be overwhelmed by the intimidation of the enemy.
Prayer: Father thank you that you are greater than any intimidation the evil one can throw my way. In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen!
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Copyright (c) 2010
Pastor Bill - Christian*Cyber*Ministries
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"Greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world."NKJV
September has arrived bringing with it football and ushering in fall. This brings to mind one of my favorite football stories. I'm not sure this is exactly how the story happened but Knute Rockne from Notre Dame is a legend that has lasted the test of time.
During the Roaring 1920's as Notre Dame was preparing to play the University of Southern California - USC - in college football; Fighting Irish coach Knute Rockne was aware that his opponent had a far better team, so he devised a plan to intimidate the Trojan players.
Rockne scoured Northern Indiana up to Chicago and hand-picked 100 of the largest men he could find --- each was well over six feet and weighed more than 250 pounds. He put them in Fighting Irish uniforms and at game time marched them onto the field ahead of the real team. (Before the days of eligibility restrictions!)
As USC watched these fake giant football players line up on the sidelines, they forgot about their talent, undefeated record and confidence. They began mentally preparing themselves to lose.
None of the specially recruited men played during the game, their presence on the sidelines was enough to knock USC off their game plan. Knute Rockne's trick had worked; he had intimidated the USC Trojan players into giving up before the game even started --- Notre Dame easily won.
Reminds me of the adversary I face each day. Satan tries similar tricks to intimidate me. One such trick is to appear larger than life when I face a problem --- but I must remember that he has been defeated by Jesus before I began my day.
My job is to walk in the confidence of Jesus Christ and not be overwhelmed by the intimidation of the enemy.
Prayer: Father thank you that you are greater than any intimidation the evil one can throw my way. In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen!
************************************************** *******
Copyright (c) 2010
Pastor Bill - Christian*Cyber*Ministries
All Rights Reserved
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Sep
02
Wiring Alt. to M/C
Posted by: | CommentsHow do I wire my Alt. to the master cut-off?
I am using a Power Master alt. it has a volt reg. wire, a battery wire and 2 ground wires. One of the wires hooks up to the OFF side of the switch but which one?
I am using a Power Master alt. it has a volt reg. wire, a battery wire and 2 ground wires. One of the wires hooks up to the OFF side of the switch but which one?
Sep
02
Ring & pinion
Posted by: | CommentsJust pulled my 3rd member to reseal it and found a questionable tooth on the ring also some wear on the pinion. Well might as replace it just wanted to double check with people that know-the number on the case is 2881489 I take it's a 489, Im running Richmond 4.56 part#82-7314 with a spool should I be running something different? "brand" & just order from Jegs unless you can refer a good supplier? "Drag race car only"
Thanks for any help.
Mark
Thanks for any help.
Mark
Sep
02
Nos t-tops
Posted by: | CommentsSpoke to a guy who's got a set of NOS T's.
Asking $250 each, supposedly N.I.B.
PM me and I'll put you in touch w/him.
Asking $250 each, supposedly N.I.B.
PM me and I'll put you in touch w/him.
Sep
02
How To chg the heater core in a 1965 plymouth fury with air
Posted by: | CommentsI just got my 1965 plymouth fury running and discovered it has a busted heater core. The car has air. It looks like the dash may have to come out, but not sure. I figure while I am in there doing the heater core I may as well change the evaporator or what ever that part is called that the a\c lines hook to under the dash. Any how I have never ever pulled one of these dashes or attempted to change a heater core. But, I do want to do this one my self. I have looked and looked on line for the proceedures but to no avail. Has any one on here ever done this and can you give me some tips as how to do it? Also, my heater core actually has 4 hose connections. Does this mean it has 2 heater cores or one great big one? The engine hoses has a hose going to each pair of core connections with a jumper hose running between the pairs of hose fittings or heater cores. I have never seen this setup before.
Any info will be appreciated
Thank you
furiousfury3
Any info will be appreciated
Thank you
furiousfury3
Sep
02
The Branson Auction
Posted by: | CommentsSep
02
