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Hungry I come to You For I know You satisfy I am empty but I know Your love does not run dry So I wait for You So I wait for You I'm falling on my knees Offering all of me Jesus You're all This heart is living for Broken I run to You For Your arms are open wide I am weary but I know Your touch Restores my life -Hungry by Kathryin Scott        

Happy Friday!

Matthew 11:28 "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." "Lord, protect me as I go home tonight. Thank you for the classes I had for the past 4 days.  Give me a good night sleep as I close my eyes.  Refresh my mind, my spirit and my heart.  I am happyemk and I have a cheerful heart, but today, I feel terribly tired and exhausted. May you give me STRENGTH everyday, may you SUSTAIN me in everything that I do" Love, EMK

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The Uninvited 4 인용 식탁 (4 Inyong shiktak) (2003) Jung-Won, an interior decorator, is overcome with inexplicable anxiety as his long-overdue wedding with Hee-Eun approaches. One evening, Jung-Won falls asleep on the subway on his way home. He is barely able to wake up at the last station. As he comes round he sees two young girls asleep on the seat next to him. He can't wake them before he has to jump off as train leaves the station. He arrives home to find that his wife-to-be has bought them a new metal dinning table. The next day, Jung-Won is working when he hears on the radio that two young girls were found poisoned on the subway. In the course of fitting some lights in a ceiling he is hit by falling debris and cuts his forehead. After a trip to the hospital for some stitches, he goes home to find the two dead girls sat at his new dinning table. Jung-Won, who is now working on renovating a psychiatrist's office, bumps into Yun, a patient on her way out of a therapy session

I've been around the way I've been around the block I got the keys to the city if the gates are locked And a freak like me ain't ‘bout to stop I got a hand full of dreams and a heart full of God Everywhere we go they wonder where we're from Well its diverse city ya'll welcome to come It sits high in the hills you can see it for days And even if you can't you can hear our praise We go ...Boom chuck da boom boom da chuck   'Cause we're boomin' out the stereo system This goes out to anyone listening Boomin' out the stereo system Here to rep the most high with this one Boomin' out the stereo system This goes out to anyone listening Boomin' out the stereo system 'Cause we rock for sure in stereo If you're looking to slide, come slide with us And if you're looking for a ride, it's a big old bus We got black folk, white folk and Middle East Mexican, Filipino - Jesus Freaks Got a Haitian Princess, an Aussie Mate East Coast,

Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. -Matthew 19:17 A person who is a good person is an individual of lofty ideals, noble purposes, strong character, reliable conduct and trustworthy integrity. The only one who truly embodies all of those characteristics is Jesus Christ. We come to understand the word goodness as we it alongside the word righteousness. Someone has said that justice is what God gives to us that we deserve. Goodness goes beyond that and is that which God gives us beyond what we deserve. The great characteristic of goodness as it is found in relationship with righteousness is generosity. It is what a person gets that isn’t deserved. It is what God gives to a person that could never be earned. Goodness in its relationship to righteousness teaches us about generosity. You don’t have to be rich to be generous. But what do you do with what you have? We need to take a good long look at our lives and ask God how our attitudes have been to the