Tid Bits of Wisdom

From the Wonderful Word Publishers

NOVEMBER 2014

VOL. 8 NO 11

ON BENT KNEES, WE ENTER YOUR PRESENCE WITH

THANKSGIVING.
We are in the month of Thanksgiving, and just how do we show our
thanks, and to whom do we show our thanks? A thankful spirit is a spirit of
gratitude. You are putting someone or something ahead of self and showing your
appreciation for what they have done for you when you show thankfulness.

Americans have lived in the land of blessing for so many years that many
have begun to think that life owes them all these blessings. If we decide we would
like a candy, and the store is out of them, we find ourselves angry at the store
because we feel its our right to have that candy! Much of America is all about
our rights today. Many of the stores are celebrating Christmas (not Christ) and
completely overlooking Thanksgiving.

STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Take time to see all the things you have to
be thankful for and remember, they all come from GOD. All good things come
from GOD. Just as we so often take our parents for granted, we often take our
God for granted. Here are some verses that tell us why and how to give thanks to
our God.
Ps 50:14-15
Offer unto God thanksgiving; and pay thy vows unto the most High:
And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify
me.

Thanksgiving is an OFFERING. It is a gift to be given to those who
deserve praise. This verse includes paying our vows at the same time we offer thanksgiving and it gives us a wonderful promise if we do. When we are in
trouble and call upon Him, He will deliver us and then we will not only be thankful but we will glorify our God. The old saying is Put your money where your
mouth is!

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Jim and Barbara Law

A few years ago we were privileged to meet Jim and Barbara. Later
they came to join the Galilean Baptist
Church. You may have had the privilege of meeting them also. Bro. Jim was
one of the best organist in the world and
Barbara is one of the best soloist in the
world. They were a work of God and
have been used in many works.

On October the 8, 2014, Bro.
Jim went home to be with the Lord.
He was almost 94 years of age. Even at
his age he was faithful to be at church
every week and bless us with his organ playing. Jim was born in Scotland
and attended the Academy of Music in
Glasgow at 10 yrs. of age.. He was declared naturally gifted. The piano and
the organ were among the greatest loves
of his life.

Jims passion always was that
others would know the Gospel message
that Jesus Christ loved and died for
them. He conducted his ministry from
an organ bench, behind a camera or just
walking down the street.

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ON BENT KNEES, WE COME BEFORE YOUR
PRESENCE WITH THANKSGIVING.

else?

Ps 116:16-19
O Lord, truly I am thy servant; I am
thy servant, and the son of thine handmaid: thou hast loosed my bonds.
I will offer to thee the sacrifice of
thanksgiving, and will call upon the
name of the Lord.
I will pay my vows unto the Lord now
in the presence of all his people,
In the courts of the Lords house, in the
midst of thee, O Jerusalem. Praise ye
the Lord.

Ps 69:30-32
I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving.
This also shall please the Lord better than an ox or bullock that hath horns and
hoofs.
The humble shall see this, and be glad: and your heart shall live that seek God.

We can praise our God through our music and magnify Him with our
thanksgiving. Our thankfulness magnifies our God to those who know us. His
presence in our lives becomes more evident to those around us and that pleases
the Lord better than any other offering. This affects the humble and it brings life
to our hearts. Thanksgiving is profitable to both the giver and the receiver.
Ps 95:1-3
O come, let us sing unto the Lord: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our
salvation.
Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto
him with psalms.
For the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all gods.

How long has it been since you were in the presence of the Lord? Our attitude is very important when we approach our God. It makes all the difference as
to how He responds to our presence. God loves us to come with psalms. Psalms
tell of His greatness and we are to make a joyful noise about it.
Ps 100:3-5
Know ye that the Lord he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves;
we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture.
Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful
unto him, and bless his name.
For the Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.

We are to KNOW that the Lord is God! Many speak it but few know
Him. Know that He made us. We are not self-made people. Know that we are
His sheep and we live in His pasture. We are to come into His courts with thanksgiving and praise, not murmuring and complaining. Bless His name, not curse
His name by a bad attitude. What do we have to be thankful for? He is good
everlasting and His truth endureth to all generations. How dare we not be thankful!

Ps 107:21-22
Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works
to the children of men!
And let them sacrifice the sacrifices of thanksgiving, and declare his works with
rejoicing.

Thanksgiving is a sacrifice. We do not have to give live sacrifices as the
Jews did because Jesus is our sacrifice, but we can sacrifice by giving thanks to
God for what He has done. We give up the limelight and put our God in the spotlight when we show a grateful spirit for what He has done for us. Look at your
life and remember all the things God has done for you in your life time. How long
has it been since you declared those things to others. If we are not excited about
what God is and has been doing in our lives, how are we going to excite anyone

Where do we go to offer this

praise? In the presence of all His people, in the courts of the Lords house.
The best way to show our thankfulness
is to gather at Gods house each week
with all Gods people and share our
love and thankfulness for our God.

The churches today are lacking

the presence of Gods people. Years
ago the stores closed on Sunday and
the school would not have thought
about having something for the kids on
Sunday. Many churches do not have
Wednesday night or Sunday night services anymore. Fifteen minutes on
Sunday morning is not a lot of time
given to Gods word!

Ps 147:7-11
Sing unto the Lord with thanksgiving;
sing praise upon the harp unto our
God:
Who covereth the heaven with clouds,
who prepareth rain for the earth, who
maketh grass to grow upon the mountains.
He giveth to the beast his food, and to
the young ravens which cry.
He delighteth not in the strength of the
horse: he taketh not pleasure in the legs
of a man.
The Lord taketh pleasure in them
that fear him, in those that hope in his
mercy.

God does a wonderful job of
taking care of His creation and He takes
pleasure in them that fear Him and hope
in His mercy. Are we PLEASING the
Lord? Do we fear Him and hope in His
mercy?

----Jerry Brewster

INSIGHTS FROM F.B. MEYER

The common drudgery of daily life can be a Diving Calling. We often speak of a
young man as being called to the Ministry. but it is as fitting to speak of a carpenter being called to the bench, the blacksmith to the forge, and the shoemaker to
his last. Brethren, said the apostle, let every man wherein he is called, therein
abide with God.

Remember that your life has been appointed by Gods wise providence.
God as much sent Joseph to the drudgery and discipline of the prison as to the glory and responsibility of the palace. Nothing happens to us which is not included
in His plan for us; and the incidents which seem most tiresome are often contrived
to give us opportunities to become nobler, stronger characters.

We are called to be faithful in performing our assigned duties. Not brilliance, not success, not notoriety which attracts the worlds notice, but the regular,
quiet, and careful performance of trivial and common duties; faithfulness in that
which is least is as great an attainment in Gods sight as in the greatest.

Take up your work, then, you who seem to be the nobodies, the
drudges, the maid-of-all-work, the clerk, or shop assistant. Do it with a brave
heart, looking up to Him who for many years toiled at the carpenters bench.
Amid the many scenes and actions of life, set the Lord always before your face.
Do all as in His presence and to win His smile; and be sure to cultivate a spirit of
love to God and man. Look out for opportunities of cheering your fellow-workers. Do not murmur or grumble, but let your heart rise from your toil to God your
Maker, Saviour and Friend. So the lowliest service will glisten, as grass-blades do
when sun and dewdrops garnish them.

READING THROUGH THE

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR!

Well, its that time again. Are you going to make it this year, and if so how
many years have you read through your Bible? We are inserting a copy of a Bible
reading schedule. We hope this will encourage you to read daily this year.

We would like for you to let us know if you have read through this year and
please tell us if this is your first or just how many times you have read through.

Doctrine is very import to our lives and we cannot know the true doctrines of the
Scriptures unless we read for ourselves. I have had a lot of well meaning people tell me
things that they believed were true but the Bible revealed they were untrue. Do we just
take some ones word for things about our God or do we seek and search for ourselves.
True rest only comes from KNOWING your God and that only comes from searching His
Scriptures.

Dont forget that most people believe that you can loose your salvation, but thats
not what the Scriptures teaches. Can you, from Scripture show what and why you believe
what you believe? The doctrine that troubles me more than any other is the doctrine that
teaches that only some are elected to be saved and others to be lost. The Scriptures do
not teach that doctrine. A man who professed to love God and serve him penned down
that doctrine and it has confused many souls. Though he more than likely meant well, the
Scriptures do no bear out his words. Jesus said that we follow the doctrines of man and
make His doctrines (commandments) of none effect. Gods word must be first. We must

Be

Instructed Before

Leaving Earth

know it and discern it properly. The

Scripture is of no private interpretation
but is given by the Holy Spirit for us to
understand.

We have been privileged to
know some great men of God and
their lives have made a great impact on
our lives, but we do not just take their
word for things, but we check them out
through the Scriptures.

Last week while I was in the
hospital someone asked my second son
Steve what he thought was the secret
of our home-producing, God fearing
children. He said, Our Bible devotions were not always faithfully done.
Sometimes we missed them, but our
parents lived what we read in the Bible
and they saw to it that we practiced
what we read in the Scriptures. Well,
we certainly were not perfect parents
and we missed a lot of opportunities
to teach our children, but the Word of
God, that we worked hard to get into us
and them, did what we did not do.

Do you love life? Do you love
your family? Saturate them with the
Word of God.

-----Jerry Brewster
Bring your Bible

Introduce your Bible

Believe your Bible
Live your Bible
Enjoy your Bible
Its the Best book.
Its an Indispensable book.
Its the Biggest book.
Its a Life-giving book.
Its an Eternal book.

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By
Gloria Brewster

INSPIRATIONS

SO YOU WANT TO BE A WIFE - LETS TALK.

Just as I was about to write my article this month, my husband was rushed
to the hospital with congestive heart failure. He was one breath away from death.
God has once again been gracious to us and he is back on his feet. The rest of his
journey will not be easy, but whoever said life was easy.

Watching my husband struggle to breathe and not knowing if he would
get his next breath, I began to think about how blessed I have been to have a husband that loves me for the last fifty-four years. This is Thanksgiving season and
I want to talk about the home. The home is the most neglected thing in America.
The mans position in the home is the most abused position in America. America
is all about womens rights! Every now and then you might hear about mens
rights, but never like the womens rights.

God created the man to be the head of the home. Man is the head of the
woman, Christ is the head of the man, and God the Father is the head of Christ
(1Cor. 11:3). This is the created position of man and the godhead and if we are
living in any other order, we are out of order. The home is to be run according to
the mans will and the man is to give his will to Christ and let Christs will rule his
life. Christ gives His will to the Father and then all things are to be run by the will
of the Heavenly Father. The problem begins when woman will not submit her
will to work through the husbands will and the next problem is when the husband
will not submit his will to work through the will of Christ. There is no problem
with Christ or the Father. The problem lies within mankind. The problem is iniquity, which is perverted thinking of both the man and the woman. Iniquity brings
destruction and confusion. If we, as Christians allow Christ to lead and direct us
by the precious Holy Spirit, we can overcome and purge out our iniquities and live
peaceful lives.

My question to you is, can a man trust you with his name? Proverbs
31:10-11 says, The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he
shall have no need of spoil. She will do him good and not evil all the days of
her life. We were created to be help meets. Most of us are aware of the need to
help our mates with our sex lives and to produce their children, but that isnt all
that we are called to help with. The man is the provider and we, the women, are
the producers. Just what are you prepared to produce for your husbands life.

Proverbs14:1 says, Every wise woman buildeth her house: but the
foolish plucketh it down with her hands. The wife is the builder of the home.
She is to build a home that will express her husbands will. Jesus said He came to
do the will of His father. The wife is to live to fulfill the will of her husband, as

unto the Lord. We can do no evil for

any man. Unless we are doing our work
through godliness, we are not pleasing
God.

What if your husband is an ungodly man? Seek to find ways to fulfill his will in godly ways. If you can
learn how to bring godliness into his
life by the way you seek to please him,
you can create a desire in him for God.
Anyone who truly feels they are loved
will respond to your life. When they
fill judged as a sinner, or they fill they
are always falling to please you, neither
of you will enjoy your lives together.

Too often the womans life is
more destructive than productive to the
mans life. Just as Jesus said that we
are to worship in spirit and truth, we
are to serve in spirit and truth. You can
do the right work with the wrong spirit
or attitude and be a failure. The right
work is no good without the right spirit.
Our part is not to change our husbands
but create a desire in them to change as
God works in their lives. Our work is
to bring glory to his life (1 Cor. 11:7).
When a mans family loves and honors
the father, the world will respect him.
He will sit in the gate with the elders.

So you want to be a wife! Are
you ready to be trusted with a mans
name and his life? Will you do him
good and not evil? Will you be a blessing and not a curse to his life?

I wish I had understood what
God wanted from me as a wife when
I said, Yes, to Jerry. I had no idea
how to work through his life and I had
not even discerned what his will was
for his life. We were so young that
even he didnt know what his will was.
I know I could have done much better
as a wife if I had been focused on my
God-ordained work, but I thank God
for the opportunity to work through
Jerrys name and to have had a part in
his life. If a man has, or will, intrust his
name to you, prepare yourself to serve
him as unto the Lord and to build him a
great home to live.

This article is written by our son

Tom Brewster who is President
of the mission organization, Engaged Hope. He was flying home
from India when I was taken to
the hospital. He was sharing this
story with us while in the hospital and we felt you might enjoy it
as much as we did. What a joy
it is for parents to see their childrens hearts fixed on the work
of God. We have been blessed
with three sons who know the
God they serve and love to share
Him with others.

WE WERE WAITING...

For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring
forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater: So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth:
it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.
Isaiah 55:10,11

Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, Northern India, 1965 - A missionary plane is dropping boxes of New Testaments over villages
in this region. A young Indian man is on a trail outside of one of these villages when one of the boxes drops directly in front of
him. He opens the box and inside sees many books. He takes the box back to his village and gives away the books to others. He
keeps one for himself and reads it many times. He doesnt know what to do with the information he is reading. Time passes then
and there is very little opportunity to find work in his village so he does what millions of other Indians have done - he moves to
Delhi to find a job. He marries and settles into a densely populated area on the west side of the city...

In October of 2014, I was leading a small team of 5 men from Prestonwood Baptist Church on a short-term mission trip working with IMB missionaries and indigenous church planters in Delhi. Our group was broken into teams of two with a translator. These
indigenous Indian pastors were working to plant churches in unreached areas of Delhi and northern India. They were being mentored
and trained by the IMB staff missionaries. These pastors have planted hundreds of churches and our job was to work closely with the
main church planter. He had identified more than 30 house churches that we would visit during our stay. The homes these churches
were located in represented families that had accepted Christ and had become houses of peace for the communities where they were
located. The model these house churches were designed after can be found in Luke 10 where Jesus sent out 70 of His disciples and
told them to go before Him into villages he was planning to visit. There they were to find a house of peace, a family that receives the
gospel message and then invites their oikos (Gr.) - family and friends - to join them in their decision. The goal would be a church that
is established, made up of baptized believers.

Ben Dickinson, an intern from the North Campus, and I were scheduled to visit several homes of believers that had invited
friends and family that were not believers so that we could share our testimonies and the gospel message with these people in order to
encourage the small house churches that had been started and hopefully lead others to Christ and join their fellowships. When sharing at
these homes, we were to follow a very basic script. One of us would give our testimony, which included three parts: 1. Who we were
before Christ, 2. How we came to know Christ, and 3. What our life has been like after Christ. After one of us would give our testimony,
the other team member would share the gospel message emphasizing the fact that: 1. There is a judgment to come, 2. We must repent
and turn from our sins, 3. Christ died for our sins on the cross and 4. Through His sacrifice and victorious resurrection He paid for our
sins. Then we would invite anyone that had not accepted Christ to pray to receive Him. Depending on the makeup of the house church
we might wrap up with a simple devotion and we would always end in a time of prayer for each of their prayer requests.
We traveled to the west side of Delhi and began winding our way through small side streets to the first home we would visit. For Delhi,
this area was not too bad. Of course, there was open sewer running along many of the buildings that drained to a dirty stream where
piles of trash lined the banks and pigs, dogs and cows rummaged through the trash to find something to eat. The smells were sometimes
overwhelming and clouds of flies chased us as we walked past the stream. These homes were actually small apartments in buildings that
were 5 and 6 stories tall. We walked down a street that was so narrow that only motorcycles could pass. We turned into a doorway that
opened directly to the street. We removed our shoes and as we entered we could see that this home was large compared to others we had
been in. There were actually two rooms and, although the paint was faded and everything looked worn and old, it was clean and there
were already several people that had arrived and were waiting on us to begin. The meeting took place in the bedroom so that some might
sit on the bed. They also brought in some plastic chairs for us to sit on. The rest sat cross-legged on the floor.

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We are waiting!

There were 15-17 people in our first meeting that day. Most of them were women but there were a few young men and two
older men that came in later. Several were believers and part of the home church, but others had not heard of or accepted Christ. At the
end of the presentation five people accepted Christ. One of these was Suvach, the husband of one of the ladies that had already accepted
Christ and was part of this house church. After a time of prayer, our host served everyone some small, crunchy, homemade snacks and
chai tea. Chai tea is uniquely Indian and is a spiced milk tea that is very sweet and served steaming hot in small tea cups. It would be
offensive not to eat and drink with them so we sat and fellowshipped as we drank our tea. Suvach was very interested to speak with us
and invited us to go to his home immediately. He lived only a few blocks away so we walked with him to his home. As we entered, he
left to invite people that lived close by him to join us. Several people began to file into the bedroom where the setup was exactly like the
previous home we just left. One person was an older man probably 70+ years old. He sat down on the floor right in front of Ben and me
and crossed his legs waiting for us to begin. We were sitting on the bed discussing how we were going to coordinate the service. At the
last home, Ben had shared his testimony and I had presented the gospel message. We decided that, this time, I would share my testimony
and Ben would share the gospel message. While we were working out the details Suvach returned and sat next to our translator who had
produced a New Testament translated into Hindi that he was going to leave with this new believer. Our translator was showing Suvach
how to read his new Bible, and had opened it to the book of John. We had prepared our testimonies and gospel presentations before we
ever arrived in India. Because we knew we would be going to many homes we focused on repeating our story at each home. However,
several people here had just heard our pre-canned messages and it didnt seem appropriate to repeat exactly what we had just said. So
I began to pray about what I would say and decided that reading from the first chapter of John would be appropriate. I read John 1:1-5
focusing on the fact the Jesus was God and that in Him was life and the life was the light of men. I shared the fact that my life before
Christ had been dark, that I was focused on pleasing myself, but after I had accepted Christ, His light in my life had transformed me and
that I was a new person because of Him. Ben followed me and he had also decided to revise his gospel message and use the 3rd chapter
of the book of John to share the fact that God had given His Son so that anyone that believed would have eternal life. We learned that
the older man that was sitting directly in front of us was the husband to one of the ladies that had recently accepted Christ in the house
church we had just left. She had asked us to pray for him that he would stop drinking. She told us his name was Rameesh and he was
not a believer. As we were sharing the gospel he was very attentive and when we asked if he believed in Jesus, he began speaking to the
translator. He was pointing to the New Testament and it was obvious that he was telling him something important. The translator turned
to Ben and I and said that Rameesh knew who Jesus was. I asked if he was telling us that he was a believer and the translator said no,
but he said that he recognized our stories and had read the book of John where we had been reading, and knew about Jesus! As Rameesh
spoke to the translator he was very animated and was gesturing up to the sky and then pointing to the ground. Ben and I couldnt tell
what was going on, then the translator told us the story...

In 1965, Rameesh was living in Kannauj, a small village in northern India 350 kilometers from Delhi. He was traveling down
a trail close to the village one day when a box fell out of the sky right in front of him. He looked up and saw a plane above him that was
dropping several boxes. He opened the box and saw that there were many books in the box. He gathered them up and took them back
into the village and gave the books to others in the village. He kept one of the books himself and read it many times. As the translator
was telling Rameesh story it was obvious that the book he had read was a New Testament. When we read from the book of John during
my testimony and Bens gospel presentation, he remembered that this was what he had read before.

We asked him if he had ever known what to do with this information and he said that We were waiting for someone to come
and tell us what to do. Now you are here to tell me. We were the first people to explain to him what the message of this book was and
what he should do about it. 49 years after he had received a New Testament dropped into his village 350 kilometers from where we were
in Delhi, that day - October 28th, 2014 - Rameesh became a believer.

The year those New Testaments were dropped, I was 4 years old. Ben would not be born for another 25 years. Until 2 years
ago, I was a small business owner and had never been on an international short-term mission trip. Then God called me to full-time ministry and gave me the opportunity to not only go on a short-term mission trip, but to lead teams each year to places like India, Uganda,
Mexico and other countries. Ben, at 24 years old, was a 2nd year seminary student at Southwestern. This was his first international mission trip. God ordained that both of us would travel 8200 miles to a small room in a very poor section of a city of over 20 million people.
We would meet Rameeshs wife and pray for Rameesh to stop drinking. Then we would be invited to another home and Rameesh would
come to this meeting. God would impress on both Ben and myself to speak out of the gospel of John, a portion of the New Testament
that Rameesh remembered reading many years before.

What would have happened if Ben would have decided that he was too busy to take some time off from seminary and go to
India for 10 days?

Would Rameesh have come to Christ if I had not decided to leave my business and follow a calling of fulltime ministry that led
to me taking this team to India?

What if Suvach had not attended our first service and accepted Christ?

What if he had not invited us to go to his home?

We had already scheduled a different house church to go to next. What if we had said Thank you, but we have to keep our
schedule, they are waiting for us at the next home?

Gods purpose is greater than any one of

our lives. He has a plan and mission for
all of mankind to know Him and glorify
Him. God is going to accomplish His will
and nothing can keep that from happening.
Isaiah 55 tells us that Gods Word will not
return unto me void, but it shall accomplish
that which I please, and it shall prosper in
the thing whereto I sent it.

God pursued Rameesh for 49
years. His plan was for Rameesh to hear
the gospel and have an opportunity to respond and He used two people that decided
they would travel to India on a short-term
mission trip to help lead him to accept
Christ. If we would not have gone, God
would have used someone else. Nothing
can stop Gods mission.

2 Corinthians 5:20 says that
Now then we are ambassadors for Christ,
as though God did beseech you by us....
We are all called to be His ambassadors because He has chosen us to beseech others
on His behalf. Another way to say this is
that God has chosen us to make His appeal for Him. Only through His Word
shared by His ambassador can His appeal
be made.

I had no idea of what might happen on this trip. I only knew that God
wanted me to go and I said Yes. Looking
back on this experience, I see now Gods
plan for Rameesh was that Ben and I would
be the ambassadors that God would use to
make His appeal.

Every day Gods plan and mission
is going forward. He is asking us to be His
ambassadors to those around us that have
never heard His message. We dont have
to travel 8200 miles to India in order to be
a part of His plan. He is calling us - right
where we live - to be His ambassadors, to
make His appeal, to join Him in His mission. Dont miss the opportunity to be the
one He uses to reach your oikos - your
family member, neighbor or co-worker for
Christ.

In Christ,
Tom Brewster
President
Engage Hope Ministries

An elderly woman was arrested for

stealing a can of peaches. The judge ask
her why she stole the peaches. She said,
I was hungry. The judge ask her how
many peaches were in the can. She said,
Six. He said, You get six days in jail.
Her husband spoke up and said, Judge,
she also stole a can of peas.

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UPDATE: Saturday, November 1, I was carried to the hospital in an ambulance. I have congestive heart failure. I was once again one
breathe away from death, but the grace of God pulled me through one more
time. I truly believe that we cannot die until the Lord says so. I have an enlarged heart and I will have to work diligently to keep fluid off my lungs and
body from here on in. I am weak, but on my feet. I can do as I please I just
cant do it as fast as I did and because of little strength I have to gird up my
lions in order to do things. Please dont feel sorry for me, my spirit hasnt
been injured and Im as happy as if I had good sense. We are so thankful for
our family and friends that showed such love for us during this time. Bro.
Matt was with me every day. It feels good to have a pastor instead of being
the pastor.

We were not able to attend to the paper during my stay at the hospital, so
once again its a little late. That is, it is late to us. I am amazed at how God times
our days to fit His agenda. I will think I am late with my Bible reading and when
I get back to it I find it is just want I needed for that day. We send out 1700 papers
a month and we know that many never read it, but for the one who did and were
blessed by it, that is the reason we do it.

We are at our limit with the amount of papers we can print. For some time
we have been praying for equipment that we could do our own printing. Legacy
printing has done a wonderful job for us but in order to increase the amount each
month we need to print it ourselves. The Connors have a printing ministry and
would gladly print for us but they do not have the equipment to do the colored
pictures. Please pray for us that the Lord would provide a way if this is what He
would want us to do. If you have an email and would prefer to receive the
paper by e-mail please let us know. This would help with the cost of mail.
Many of our readers do not have e-mail and we are glad to mail their papers.
My self personally, I like to sit and cuddle with my reading and I cant do
that with electronics! We have a website that you can read from and it is
listed at the bottom of the page.
Letters: Just a note to say how much I have missed you at GBC. It is so good to
hear how God is blessing your retirement and meeting your needs. Ive found my
retirement years to be some of my best ever and a time of spiritual growth for me.
I read in Tidbits about the man in prison who was asking for printed material to
read. The Lord has been speaking to me about hoarding all the Tidbits and I feel
He is now leading me to share these with this prisoner. K. Brough We have miss
edyou at GBC, so glad you are doing well serving the Lord. Tungs I continue to
pray for you, your health, and your ministry of Tid Bits. Shewflet Please send
me a copy of Bible reading for the year. I have misplaced my copy. We are 91 and
87 and Don retired from preaching at age 90 this year. D. & M. Bennett Thank
you for the CD & DVD. I loved them. I watched and cried. It made me homesick.
B. Mayhew Thank you for the CD. We really enjoyed it and will enjoy it again &
again. Hopes Please send me the CD of the Brewsters & Sharon. Have known
them many years. Miss them. Loved hearing him preach and her teach. Bove
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Publishers, whose founders were Bro. Dick and Mrs. Rose Cimino. The Tid Bits of
Wisdom is published by Bro. Jerry and Mrs. Gloria Brewster. The tract ministry is
operated by Mrs. Connie Cimino. All gifts are tax deductible. Tid Bits of Wisdoms
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