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Sep 222009

Hope When The Enemy Seems to be Prospering

Although this scripture does not specifically mention hope, it is my favorite when I am discouraged by the world around me.

According to their deeds, accordingly He will repay,
      Fury to His adversaries,
      Recompense to His enemies;
      The coastlands He will fully repay.
      So shall they fear
      The name of the LORD from the west,
      And His glory from the rising of the sun;
      When the enemy comes in like a flood,
      The Spirit of the LORD will lift up a standard against him.
       “ The Redeemer will come to Zion,
      And to those who turn from transgression in Jacob,” says the LORD. Isaiah 59:18-20 (NKJV)

Dear Father, Thank you for taking care of us. Thank you that no enemy of yours goes unpunished. Lord, overturn unholy laws and decrees in our land. Send your righteous judgements to remove every obstacle to your love. Let our nation be once again overcome with the reverential awe of the Lord. Turn back the tide of lawlessness. God, the enemy has come in like a flood. Lift up a standard of holiness against Him. All of our HOPE is in You, our Redeemer. We turn back from our sin and turn to You. Save us and we will be saved. Heal us and we will be healed, Our Lord, Our Rock and Our Redeemer. In Jesus Name, Amen.

Going back in time with the Undo key

Tech Tuesday

Sep 222009

If you’re like me, you probably wish you had an Undo key for your mouth, huh? Sadly, there isn’t one for your mouth but there IS one for your computer! The Undo key is one of my very favorite features of the computer. (In fact, I just used it to delete about three sentences I should never confess!)

For many people, the Delete key serves as their Undo but there’s a keyboard shortcut that’ll do the job much quicker and smoother and keep you typing at the warp speed to which you’ve become accustomed. It is Control-Z on the PC or Command-Z on the Mac. In many apps, you can press this combination repeatedly to undo a series of actions until you reach the previous state you’re happy with.

Start working the Undo key into your workflow and very soon, you’ll be wondering how you ever lived without it! Now, if only it would work for my mouth!

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