Well, here we go again. Yesterday I walked in the sun, in 73 degree temps, wearing a short sleeved T-shirt, and today the north wind is whistling and the temperature dropping into the freezing range again!
For most of the steamboats that visited Bayou Teche before the Civil War, the way to New Orleans was through the town of Plaquemine, where Bayou Plaquemine met the Mississippi River. But until locks were built there in the early 1900s, keeping that route open was a big problem.
In order to grasp the relevance of the Book of Revelation you have to understand two things. We covered the first one last week, the historical setting of the book. Today we’ll cover the second, the nature of apocalyptic literature.
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The power of prayer! I can’t emphasize enough that God heard every one.
My son Steven is healing better then we could have imagined. Today he cut up and talked with family members on the phone. His speech is improving. He has come such a long way in a short time recovering and thank you God.
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One of a mother’s worst worries is that something would happen to her child, no matter what their ages, living away from home. My son, Steven Segura, suffered congestive heart failure New Year’s Eve. He lives in Delhi, a small town in the northeast corner of Louisiana.