True, self-indulgence, like in Solomon’s “life of a Rock Star” testimony, is still vainglory and fleeting in the end as life is short. Without JESUS CHRIST in ones life, no one can live eternally with GOD the FATHER and forever enjoy Heaven. Blessings to you and your family!
You are right, Crissy! The pursuit of that kind of pleasurable life, like what Solomon experienced, is a facinating one to think of but short lived and limited to earth. While the pursuit of JESUS CHRIST and walking by faith in Him will lead to a joyful life with GOD in Heaven for eternity. Blessings to you, your family, and Fryday Team! May GOD lead you to catch believers for Him!
Crissy, I’ll pray for your safety even at home. I’m not so sure that it will be safe to go out in an outbreak. Although there are a lot who were vaccinated, this Pandamic is far from over. We can pray that GOD will touch the minds of those that you and your team are scheduled to visit and somehow they will begin or have an urge to seek Him.
So true, Oneta! No one can find lasting joy on worldly pleasures nor lasting peace in this world. Everything will just be limited by time and other factors. While joy and peace in Heaven is forever. The way is to trust and have faith in JESUS CHRIST as Lord GOD and Savior and the HOLY SPIRIT will guide the person to everlasting joy and peace in GOD’s Kingdom. Blessings to you and your family!
Gersom Clark 
This show Solomon lived like a Rock Star; all he did, he did well; yet he learned here that all is in vain too without Christ
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True, self-indulgence, like in Solomon’s “life of a Rock Star” testimony, is still vainglory and fleeting in the end as life is short. Without JESUS CHRIST in ones life, no one can live eternally with GOD the FATHER and forever enjoy Heaven. Blessings to you and your family!
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Indeed Solomon’s testimony that the life of a rockstar is meaningless is something that people today need to hear! How relevant is the Word of God
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Outside Jesus Christ all the pursuit of vanity .
Blessings Clark.
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You are right, Crissy! The pursuit of that kind of pleasurable life, like what Solomon experienced, is a facinating one to think of but short lived and limited to earth. While the pursuit of JESUS CHRIST and walking by faith in Him will lead to a joyful life with GOD in Heaven for eternity. Blessings to you, your family, and Fryday Team! May GOD lead you to catch believers for Him!
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Thank you Clark.
Hope we can still do Fry day tomorrow as we are at the beginning of a Covid outbreak and severe restrictions are back 😷
Blessings
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Crissy, I’ll pray for your safety even at home. I’m not so sure that it will be safe to go out in an outbreak. Although there are a lot who were vaccinated, this Pandamic is far from over. We can pray that GOD will touch the minds of those that you and your team are scheduled to visit and somehow they will begin or have an urge to seek Him.
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Amen! And thank you for your prayers Clark.
Have a blessed evening my friend.
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Trying to find joy and peace in worldly pleasure. Only vanity. Won’t work.
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So true, Oneta! No one can find lasting joy on worldly pleasures nor lasting peace in this world. Everything will just be limited by time and other factors. While joy and peace in Heaven is forever. The way is to trust and have faith in JESUS CHRIST as Lord GOD and Savior and the HOLY SPIRIT will guide the person to everlasting joy and peace in GOD’s Kingdom. Blessings to you and your family!
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Appreciate your daily post
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Thank you! Grateful to GOD!
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