Great map to show who will be able to see the Total Lunar Eclipse.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Four Blood Moons - Something Is About to Change
"...There
will be signs in the sun, in the moon, and in the stars...Now when
these things begin to happen, look up and lift up your heads, because
your redemption draws near." Luke 21:25a, 28
In this riveting book, New York Times best-selling author, Pastor John Hagee, explores the supernatural connection of certain celestial events to biblical prophecy—and to the future of God’s chosen people and to the nations of the world.
Just as in biblical times, God is controlling the sun, the moon, and the stars to send our generation a signal that something big is about to happen. The question is: Are we watching and listening to His message?
John Hagee authored New York Times best seller "Jerusalem Countdown
" that at this writing has sold over one million copies. He is a
nondenominational evangelistic pastor who stands in the pulpit every
Sunday at Cornerstone Church filling his twenty thousand member church
with the latest news in the world and how it relates to what God has in
store. He is the founder and leader of John Hagee Ministries and
national chairman for Christians United for Israel. His message goes out
to 249 countries via radio and TV.Latest Contribution
Hagee's
latest contribution to Biblical prophecy is called "Four Blood Moons: Something Is About to Change
" that shows how history, science, and
scripture are aligning with each other pointing to a coming time of
great change on the earth.Hagee brings into context the supernatural hookup of pointed celestial events to Biblical prophecy. He brings into relationship the future of God's chosen people and how it effects the other gentile nations of the world.
Clear Signs to Appear
He makes it clear that as in biblical times, God is the controlling factor of the sun, moon, and stars that will be sending the final generation a clear focused signal that something huge is about to transpire. The real question is will we watch for and listen to God's message and be able to discern his meaning when these signs occur.
Four Blood Moons and Eclipse
The title of his books tells of coming signs in the heavens in the spring and fall of 2014 & 2015 that just happen to fall on the Jewish Holy Days that also has a total eclipse in the middle separating the four. The significance of these signs is that they fall on the feast days and every time that they do they are linked to historical events in Israel, but what of the future?
Friday, April 11, 2014
Ultimate Guide To Soap Making
Ultimate Guide To Soap Making was a free kindle book when this post was written.Are you interested in learning more about soap making? Are you interested in making your own soap or starting your own soap making business, this A-Z guide will show you what you need to do, the resources you will need, and how to be successful in soap making
Natural Herbal Remedies: Ancient Cures, Natural Treatments, and Home Remedies for Health (Homemade Remedies, Natural Remedies, Herbal Remedies, Naturopathy, Herbal Medicine, Herbal Healing)
Natural Herbal Remedies: Ancient Cures, Natural Treatments, and Home Remedies for Health (Homemade Remedies, Natural Remedies, Herbal Remedies, Naturopathy, Herbal Medicine, Herbal Healing) was a free kindle book when this post was written.Modern medicines work, but they are expensive, filled with chemicals unnatural to the human body and cause side effects.
There is a large number of common ailments that can easily be addressed by using the right herbs and other ingredients in the form of teas, oils and tinctures. These herbal remedies are natural, cheap and come without side effects. Humans have been using them since ancient times. It is ancestral knowledge that will never be outdated.
In my book, Natural Herbal Remedies, you will discover dozens of easy recipes for homemade herbal remedies that take care of 25 common ailments, such as acne, migraine, throat ache, athlete's foot, yeast infection and many more. You will also find an overview of 16 recommended ingredients and their health benefits.
Homemade Herbal Remedies
Here is a brief overview of what’s inside:
- Dozens of recipes to deal with 25 common ailments
- Health benefits of 16 powerful ingredients
- Herbal remedies for acne, migraine, heartburn, and throat ache
- No filler content, just the useful nuggets of information
- Introduction to herbal medicines
- A lot more!
For tens of thousands of generations, mankind used herbs, other plants and fungi to treat ailments. Over all of this time, we slowly built an archive of knowledge of these natural medicines. There is no need to seek out expensive products for every problem. Many can be solved easily and in a natural way, using simple ingredients.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Ultra-Frugal: A Year Without Buying Anything
In 2006, a group of people in San Francisco launched a project
and a website called The Compact. For various reasons, these people
pledged to go a full year without buying anything new, or really,
anything at all. They made a few exceptions, such as underwear, medicine
and emergency home repair, but even these they qualified as much as
possible to fit in with their overarching values system.
Since this time, many have come across The Compact. This is just the sort of thing that many families in today's economy have already been thinking about doing. With The Compact, someone else has already thought through the majority of the details. You can tailor The Compact to fit your own situation and then launch your year of basically not buying anything. You can buy food, of course, and pay your bills, but this frugal year will definitely make you more conscious than ever to buy locally whenever it is at all possible.
Here were are some altered
guidelines for the year, which I refer to as "the flexible,
non-legalistic, non-trauma causing rules":
• Do not buy any NEW items for one year.
• Only buy items that you or your family members NEED.
• Do not buy any convenience foods when grocery shopping, with the exception of bread.
• Strive to eat in-season, buying as local as possible.
• Bring cloth grocery bags to the store.
• Do not go out to eat at a restaurant if you have the option of eating at home.
Most that attempt this challenge cannot honestly say that they did not purchase any convenience items, didn't go to restaurants or that they ate local, in-season food 100% of the time. However, overall, those that take this challenge seriously generally do accomplish what they set out to do. Many refrain from purchasing shoes, clothing, gifts and other items that are not really needed.
Most end up having a great, ultra frugal and enlightening year. It is amazing how a little intentionality - a pledge, a compact, a reflective decision - can change your life. It really helps to have the support of your closest friends and family. The temptations can be hard to bear; especially when friends or family are going out to eat, to the theater, etc. because you want to spend time with them, but fighting the urge will give you a bigger sense of accomplishment once your year has passed.
Of course, there will be times when you may need to dust off the old Compact and give it another go. Unemployment, a cutback in hours or a new addition to the family may influence you to challenge yourself again. A close friend did the same thing when her husband was unemployed for over two years-"You just don't buy anything," she told me, "You buy food and you pay your bills, but that's about it." It's funny how we sort of forget that is an option!
Whether your reasons are religiously motivated, environmentally motivated, or maybe you're just down-right stingy; an ultra frugal, buying freeze sort of year is possible. You can do it. And in the mean time, you may just find yourself more content than ever. Simplicity is the path to freedom.
Since this time, many have come across The Compact. This is just the sort of thing that many families in today's economy have already been thinking about doing. With The Compact, someone else has already thought through the majority of the details. You can tailor The Compact to fit your own situation and then launch your year of basically not buying anything. You can buy food, of course, and pay your bills, but this frugal year will definitely make you more conscious than ever to buy locally whenever it is at all possible.
Here were are some altered
guidelines for the year, which I refer to as "the flexible,
non-legalistic, non-trauma causing rules":• Do not buy any NEW items for one year.
• Only buy items that you or your family members NEED.
• Do not buy any convenience foods when grocery shopping, with the exception of bread.
• Strive to eat in-season, buying as local as possible.
• Bring cloth grocery bags to the store.
• Do not go out to eat at a restaurant if you have the option of eating at home.
Most that attempt this challenge cannot honestly say that they did not purchase any convenience items, didn't go to restaurants or that they ate local, in-season food 100% of the time. However, overall, those that take this challenge seriously generally do accomplish what they set out to do. Many refrain from purchasing shoes, clothing, gifts and other items that are not really needed.
Most end up having a great, ultra frugal and enlightening year. It is amazing how a little intentionality - a pledge, a compact, a reflective decision - can change your life. It really helps to have the support of your closest friends and family. The temptations can be hard to bear; especially when friends or family are going out to eat, to the theater, etc. because you want to spend time with them, but fighting the urge will give you a bigger sense of accomplishment once your year has passed.
Of course, there will be times when you may need to dust off the old Compact and give it another go. Unemployment, a cutback in hours or a new addition to the family may influence you to challenge yourself again. A close friend did the same thing when her husband was unemployed for over two years-"You just don't buy anything," she told me, "You buy food and you pay your bills, but that's about it." It's funny how we sort of forget that is an option!
Whether your reasons are religiously motivated, environmentally motivated, or maybe you're just down-right stingy; an ultra frugal, buying freeze sort of year is possible. You can do it. And in the mean time, you may just find yourself more content than ever. Simplicity is the path to freedom.
Shawna Ruppert is the Editor-in-Chief of Moms Living Thrifty, a blog that focuses on saving money in all aspects of life. You can find a wide array of interesting articles, in addition to coupons, deals, recipes and more. Visit us today!
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