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Hey everyone! My main X account has been suspended, so I'll be using this backup account @dgsplanet for now.
If we were connected before, I'd love to reconnect with you here. Please follow me so we can stay in touch!
Hope to see all my old friends here! ❤️
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My buddy Rick turned 40 and brought a "gag gift" to poker night.
A little blue pill.
Everybody laughed.
Nobody took it.
I put it in my wallet as a joke.
Saturday morning, my wife and kids left for her sister's.
House to myself until dinner.
And I got curious.
Just to see.
Just an experiment.
I took it at 10:15.
At 10:40, the doorbell rang.
It was
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Remember that little red Trolley taking us into the Neighborhood of Make-Believe? 🚋
Here's a surprising bit of television trivia!
How many miles do you think Trolley was estimated to travel in a single year?
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Remember when taking a picture and watching it develop right before your eyes felt like magic? 📸
The original Polaroid SX-70 arrived in 1972, but it wasn't cheap!
Can you guess its original suggested retail price?
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🕊️ THE POWER OF PRAYER: CONFIDENCE IN GOD'S WILL!
📖 1 John 5:14 KJV
"And this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything according to His will, He heareth us. "
✝️ Understanding The Verse
Have you ever prayed and wondered if God was listening?
1 John 5:14 reminds us that prayer is not merely speaking words into the heavens. It is a personal conversation with our Heavenly Father, who hears every prayer offered according to His will.
✨ 1. Pray With Confidence
God invites us to approach Him boldly, not with fear or uncertainty but with faith. Our confidence comes from knowing that He loves us and hears us.
✨ 2. Seek God's Will, Not Our Own
Prayer is not about persuading God to fulfill our desires. It is about aligning our hearts with His perfect will.
Sometimes His answer is yes. Sometimes His answer is no, and sometimes His answer is wait.
But His wisdom is greater than our understanding.
✨ 3. Trust That God Hears You.
Even when heaven seems silent, God is listening. His silence does not mean His absence.
We can trust His timing, His wisdom, and His unfailing love.
❤️ Applying This Scripture to Our Lives.
When life becomes overwhelming, when burdens seem too heavy, when answers seem far away, remember that God hears the prayers of His children.
We may not always understand His plans, but we can rest in the assurance that His Will is always wiser than our own.
Heavenly Father,
Thank You for the wonderful privilege of prayer.
Teach me to approach Your throne with confidence, knowing that You hear me.
Help me surrender my desires to Your perfect will, even when Your answers are different from what I hoped for.
Strengthen my faith when I am waiting, and remind me that your timing is perfect.
May my prayers reflect a heart that trusts You completely.
In Jesus Mighty Name!
Amen 🙏🏻
💫 Reflection:
Faith isn't believing that God will give us everything we ask for.
Faith is trusting that whatever God gives us will be according to His perfect wisdom and will.
🌿 Engagement Question:
Have you ever prayed for something only to realize later that God's answer was better than what you originally wanted?
🌟 Your testimony may strengthen someone else's faith today.
❤️ Remember!
God hears every prayer and His perfect will never fails!
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Six clues. One movie from the 1980s. 🎬🕹️
Some of you might know it before you even reach clue #6!
How many clues did it take you to figure it out?
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You ever walk straight through a spiderweb you didn’t see?
Immediately you’re brushing your face, your hair, your shirt, trying to figure out if there was actually a spider in it.
Then for the next ten minutes, every little itch or tickle feels like something is crawling on you.
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“There won’t be amnesty.”
Agree. Entering the country illegally is a violation of the law. Treating that as something that can simply be forgiven and converted into legal status undermines the system for everyone who followed the process and removes any real incentive to comply going forward. Enforcement has to mean something or the rules don’t.
#Immigration
#BorderSecurity
#AmericaFirst
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We all thought the DemoRats were the enemy! RINO’s ARE THE REAL ENEMY
@GOP
@LeaderJohnThune
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If you watched television in the early 2000s, this kitchen might bring back a few memories!
No people, no clues. Just a room where plenty of family chaos unfolded.
Do you recognize which TV show this kitchen belongs to?
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Billy the Kid was born Henry McCarty on September 17, 1859 in New York City to poor Irish immigrants.
Billy the Kid later started using the alias of William H. Bonney. He was a poor orphan who became a frontier fugitive. He was a popular subject in dime novels and he was sensationalized in newspaper reports.
He moved west with his mother after his father d-ed. After his mother d-ed of tuberculosis in Silver City, New Mexico, in 1874, Billy the Kid was left to fend for himself at age 14.
He committed petty theft for survival, stealing food and clothes. He was arrested and effected a dramatic escape at age 15. Then he traveled to Arizona and New Mexico. He worked odd jobs and started stealing horses.
John Tunstall, a British rancher and merchant in Lincoln County, New Mexico hired him. Tunstall was brutally m-rdered by a rival group backed by a local monopoly known as the "Santa Fe Ring."
Tunstall's employees formed a group called the Regulators to get revenge.
Billy was involved in the de-ths of about eight to nine men, often fighting alongside others or in self-defense although popular legend claims he k-lled 21 men, one for each year of his life.
Pat Garrett, a former drinking buddy turned sheriff arrested Billy in 1880. Billy was convicted of m-rdering Sheriff William Brady and sentenced to h-ng.
Billy escaped on April 28, 1881, k-lling two deputies in the process. Garrett tracked Billy the Kid to the ranch home of Pete Maxwell in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.
Garrett sh-t and k-lled Billy the Kid, age 21, in the dark on July 14, 1881.
Public sentiment turned against Garrett for k-lling Billy the Kid as sensational stories and popular culture turned Billy the Kid into a 'Robin Hood of the west' figure, convincing the public he was a misunderstood rebel rather than a cold-hearted k-ller.
Garrett wrote a book about Billy the Kid in order to clear his own name. Billy the Kid was the topic of more movies than any other outlaw.
