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"For His dominion is an everlasting dominion, and His kingdom endures from generation to generation; all the inhabitants of the earth are accounted as nothing, and He does according to His will among the host of heaven and among the inhabitants of the earth; and none can stay His hand or say to Him,'What have you done?'" Daniel 4:34b-35
About Me
- Keith L. Tolbert
- Covington, Georgia, United States
- Married to Lisa (fine as wine and just my kind) three sons: Kristopher(16) Kyle(13), Karson(5)and Kameron(11mos). I grew up in the Bronx, N.Y. Big Yankees (Can you say:27 World Championships"?) and Giants fan. Attended the University of Georgia, played football, pledged Omega Psi Phi. I am an airline pilot currently living in Covington, Georgia.
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3 comments:
If only we harness that hyper-emotionalism for good!
I am a woman and I'm happy to say I was the first in my family to embrace reformed theology!!(Probably not the norm) My husband easily and eagerly embraced it shortly thereafter. Our then teen age son was not so easily won over. He would cover his ears and chant LA-LA-LA-LA-LA-LA when ever we talked about the TULIP. After reading a few good books, listening to a few good theologians, including our pastor,Robert Johnson II, of Cornerstone Baptist Church, Roseville MI, our son embraced Reformed Theology. He loves music and wrote a song "Where the Tulip Grows". Rose
I am glad to be proven wrong in your case, forgiven1!
How is it going with trying to share reformed theology with your girlfriends? I hope they are as open-minded as you! :-)
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