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"...so stand fast in the Lord, my dearly beloved." (Philippians 4:1) Paul wrote this to the folks he truly Loved at the first church he planted in Europe.
The term "stand fast" means to stay where you are and be firmly secured or tied to the Lord. Paul wrote this because he knew that our Lord is ALWAYS Faithful and Trustworthy; he will never leave or forsake us, but sometimes we are not always so. We live in a society that is prone to "church hop" or fall away or "turn loose" completely of the Lord.
A Loving relationship with the Lord takes two; He will ALWAYS stand fast in you. Will you always do the same for Him?
~Walker
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Plaza Towers student spends last day of school at Grand
Kale Pricer, Julie Young, Jase Arbuckle and Debbie Mandrell pose together on the last day of school at Grand Ave. Elementary. Jase was in Plaza Towers Elementary in Moore, Okla. when the tornado hit.
Jase Arbuckle, eight-years-old, presses the Diet Coke button on the soda machine in Grand Ave. Elementary's break room. Without the prompt of 50 cents, a silver and red can barrels down the chute.
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Someone suggests that he's lucky. - Graduation party results in walking punishment for some students
- Booze-filled grad party leads to arrests, field damage
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Plaza Towers student spends last day of school at Grand
Jase Arbuckle, eight-years-old, presses the Diet Coke button on the soda machine in Grand Ave. Elementary's break room. Without the prompt of 50 cents, a silver and red can barrels down the chute.
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Someone suggests that he's lucky. - Graduation party results in walking punishment for some students
- OHCE displays culinary simplicity with everyday eats
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Plaza Towers student spends last day of school at Grand
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Senator Inhofe opposes federal fracking rules
U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, has issued a statement in opposition to federal fracking rules that have been proposed by the Department of Interior.
Continued ... - Plans to export US natural gas stir debate
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Senator Inhofe opposes federal fracking rules



