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I'm just a man. My shoulders can balance only so much. My hands can hold only so long. My legs can only stand so much weight. My back can be broken. My heart can be shattered. BUT when I weigh the options, instead of looking at my God and saying, "God, see how big my problems are," I have learned to look at my problems and say, "Problems, look how big my God is." |
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Repo Ron and Amy Shirley, along with the Founder of the Dirt Church, Jim Griffin, and RCC launched their Second Dirt Church Outreach on December 19th, 2009. CHRISTMAS WITH CHRIST - ANOTHER DIRT CHURCH/RCC OUTREACH LLTR would like to thank everyone that came out to support the second Dirt Church Outreach! It could have been nicer out, but there were a lot of happy faces all around! Read more on Ronnie's Facebook page (You DO need to be friended first) May God Keep and Bless You During These Troubled Times John 16:33 |
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Release Date: 11/23/2009 truTV Orders More Episodes of ALL WORKED UP, Hit Original Series about Jobs Involving Extreme ConflicttruTV’s hit original series ALL WORKED UP will be back with more workers getting yelled at, insulted and sometimes even assaulted … all before their first coffee break. The network has ordered 13 new episodes, slated to begin airing in spring 2010. ALL WORKED UP showcases the first-person stories of a recurring cast of workers who must calm people down on a daily basis. From repossessing property to delivering court papers, the professionals featured in the show have been there, done that and lived to tell about it. The result is a blend of passionate confrontations and laugh-out-loud encounters. “ALL WORKED UP” proved to be highly successful with our core audience of young adult viewers,” said Marc Juris, executive vice president and general manager of truTV/IN SESSION. “The combination of high-pressure situations and memorable people makes for truly great television.” The new episodes truTV has ordered will include workers who became popular with viewers during the show’s run this past October: Ron and Amy Shirley, who run the Lizard Lick Towing and Recovery repossessing company in Wendell, N.C., and Bryan McElderry, a process server in New York. Read more on truTV |
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![]() Life’s most prolific lessons are ones that are learned through failure and taught by being lived; with few words seldom spoken. I now strive to be nice and caring, more than I want to avoid being walked on. I yearn to be honest, far more than I seek respect. It has become and endeavor of mine to "learn" more than to achieve social status. I have reached a point of understanding within myself where I seek the "good life" over the quintessential "material life." I have achieved a level of personal gratification by not just weathering the violent storms that paint the finishing touches on the canvas we call life’s masterpiece. Rather, taking the time to learn to enjoy the rain, no matter how severe, and pull some tidbit of knowledge and understanding from its driving drops. I have discovered a hidden truth in life, that to serve another, is to serve one's true desires. I want to keep trying, despite failing. ![]() |
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