Dewey's Daily Cup

Dear KKIM/KARS Family,   Let us all be about our Father’s Business today!   Thank you so much for gathering here today at the CUP! it’s good to see you! Yes, I envision all of you gathering here at the CUP with Sharon and me and the doggies!   Ryan Freeman, Saturday nights at 6pm on KKIM shares these quotes with us……..   “Sometimes to light a congregation on fire, you have to burn a little dead wood.” A Friend of Ryan’s

“Tradition is like formaldehyde, it preserves dead things.”  Pastor Eric Villaneva     Thanks so much for sharing Ryan! I am very thankful for Ryan who is doing an excellent job as KKIM/KARS Ministry Representative!   If your gift is to encourage others, do it! Romans 12:8   WOW! What beautiful cloud formations in the Duke City last night as it cooled off, got windy and we had a bit if rain……We Love New Mexico……God really uses his paint brush here! Sharon and I finished planting mums outside while Lars brought over little Barley, under 6 months, to play with Buffy and Reno. While we were planting the mums.I had the water hose…..and Sharon was standing out on the sidewalk and I took the liberty to have a water fight with her!!! LOL! LOL! But she didn’t have a hose!! LOL LOL! Our neighbor Tom saw it it.and he said to Sharon did I see what I think I just saw!!! LOL LOL! Remember when we were kids and had water fights????   Ya know it’s also getting closer to Winter when you start getting emails offering the Radio Station Free ski reports! LOL!   It seems we are having have people come from overseas and be Missionaries to America to get us back to God……From Pakistan to China people are praying that America returns to God!! Last night we heard the Call again……..Here is a report from Pastor Mark Tross…….

NEWS MAKERS OF THE DAY:

Pastor Don Kimbro, who is heard every weekday @ 7:30am & pm here on KKIM, with his Nuggets of Truth Radio Broadcast, joined us this afternoon and introduced us to Pastor Phillip Sod, from Haifa, Israel, who happens to be an Arab Christian. “We have weapons that are Spiritual,” Pastor Phil stated, “America should wake up! America will not allow Israel to be abandoned. All people would love to have a country like America. I have a message for America, I love this country, American Believers must go back to their original Biblical roots, pray for Revival and come back to God.” Regarding immigration, “America needs to be careful, especially with the Middle Eastern people, because they want to change and fight the United States from the inside” and he went on to say, “The Power comes from the pulpit and microphones like yours,” referring to the work we do everyday at KKIM/KARS, “God bless you and America!”

Many Blessings,

Rev. Mark F. Tross

Ekklesia Outreach

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Let us check our prayer needs……….before we do that let us read over the following words……..   Andrew Murray writes in his book…The Inner Life……..   Prayer and the Word are inseparably linked together. Power in the use of either depends upon the presence of the other…….The Word gives me the power to pray, telling me how God would have me come……….And it gives me the answer to prayer, as it teaches what God will do for me……..Prayer seeks with God; the Word reveals God.In prayer we rise to heaven to dwell with God; in the Word God comes to dwell with us.”   Good morning, Dewey!   Please keep our mom (Marianna) in your prayers.  For the past 2 weeks, she and one of her sisters have been on an extended vacation, enjoying the beauty of the western states.  Yesterday, she suffered a major stroke in Bakersfield, CA. and has been hospitalized there.  Her right side is currently paralyzed and she is not able to speak.  Her sister is obviously distraught because they lost another sister to a stroke in 2008 – just 7 months before we lost our dad.  I am leaving Kansas City this morning to go out there.  My brother, Tom, is still in Mozambique Africa on a Cross International trip.  He will be returning this Thursday.  (I know that you already keep him in your prayers but please add a few requests for “Traveling Mercies” for the gang as they return.)    Thank you for your “Cups of Inspiration” each day!  You are a blessing to the family of God!   Love ya, man!   Robert Lewis    We are praying Robert!!

Dewey, I was trying to send you the link to my husband’s grandmother’s obituary.  She went home on Sunday, she was 106 years old.

Her name was Eremita Vigil.  Please pray for our family.

Jeanell Abeyta

We our praying for your family! 106 years old! What a blessing!   Now we have these notes of honey to the Soul……..There is Chicken Soup for the Soul, here at the CUP we have Letters that our Honey to the Soul……….   Kind words are like honey——-sweet to the soul and healthy for the body Proverbs 16:24   Aww Dewey, and Sharon. I have No doubt at all that our Savior is working in this Great Nation. After being soo blessed by the ‘Cup’ this day, I had such a good laugh at ‘Da mule Bessie’ and Ole..” I tink I vould say the tame ting OLE!!!” LOL how very cute! Thank You Sharon for such a good laugh.  Dewey, you spoke of all the people that have fought and died for this Country. The best I know, I’ve had Five Uncles from both sides of the family that fought in WWll and some of the stories are just unbelievable. One Uncle fought in three of the biggest fights. He was one of the first American’s to step foot in Japan. He remembers the Ball of fire when the bomb dropped. He was on a Japanese island just off the coast. The youngest is still alive and sharp as a tack. One Uncle though ‘Never spoke of the war, and about a year ago, I was told he was a POW in Germany for awhile. There is no telling what he experienced there. I will never know, but know how very proud I am of my family.   One of my Mother’s Brothers woke one morning paralyzed, and was shipped out. That very day his whole platoon were killed. God saved him for a purpose. Not one of my Uncles died during the war. Injured but lived. With their scars! Mental scars. But I have always been so Proud of them all. Being a child it is one of my special memories when any of them would come to visit. They  were royalty!! And what a joy it was for me IF I could make them laugh!! 🙂  America has come so far. And will go alot further. We are made up of God Fearing People. And God knows all our hearts. We have fallen asleep tho, but are being awakened. The Lord is doing a wonderous job waking us! Isn’t it amazing to be living in History Making times! This Generation will go down in the History books as the Generation that Did.    I’m very proud to be an American. And we ‘Will survive. We have some in this Country now that do not want that to happen. But when you have God on your side, who can be against you?   Sincerely, sam   Thanks for the words of wisdom Sam!   Chris and Eric have this note about our TV program that airs on KAZQ CH 32 Sat at 6pm and Sun at 7pm……..

Shalom Pastor Jim, Dewey, y Raul,

Great “Open Door” program this weekend!

Raul’s testimony of what our L-rd is doing in his, his wife Kelley’s and their sweet daughters’ lives; his testimony just in speaking, of how far his English has come; his great heart for serving our L-rd!  We’re always blessed to know that Los Lunas Church of G-d is strong in the L-rd – STRONG in outreach!

Pastor Jim couldn’t smile big enough when he talked about seeing the sign about English Lessons outside a church in Valencia County!  Loved to hear him and Raul talk Sister Janet, the English teacher at Los Lunas Church of G-d, saying, “Open your mouth!”

Love and Hugs,

Eric and Chris

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Pastor Steve Freeman sent this to us………it is an AWESOME devotional………
Working to the Glory of God An unbelieving friend once told me he thought born again Christians were mediocre workers, as though their loyalties were divided between their faith and their job rather than dedicated solely to career. There is some truth to what he said. As a Christian my highest priority is not career success, but rather God and His glory, and my desire is to please Him. My friend’s observation, although not applying to all Christians, may describe behaviors that result from misconceptions Christians have about secular work. Namely, that the quality of their work has no eternal or lasting value, and that their work is of lesser importance on the scale of meaningful and eternal vocations. This logic further concludes that work is a means to pay the bills and that the only eternal consequences that really matter are getting a chance to share Christ with someone, and to make money to give to ministry. First off, let me say these things are very important and we should be doing them, but there is other spiritual value in the work we do and how we do it. There are many reasons for us to strive to excel at what we do. Here are some principles I try to follow, not only for work but also everyday life. Excellence in our work is good, because it glorifies God. Whether we are processing paperwork, creating new products or processes, or just doing what our boss asks us to do, we should do it to the glory of God, and be quick to give Him the credit. 1 Corinthians 10:31 tells us that whatever we do, we should do to the glory of God. Excellence in our work is good, because we are to work “as unto the Lord”, and we want to do our very best for Him. Colossians 3:23 says, “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men…” Excellence in our work is important because we are witnesses and ambassadors for Christ, not only in what we say but also in our actions and attitudes. Outstanding work is a signpost pointing to God because it reflects the goodness and excellence of God’s kingdom. Excellence in our work is important because it utilizes the gifts God has bestowed on us. God gifts us in many different ways. Some are gifted with creative minds, others with analytical minds, some are better at seeing the “big picture”, and others are gifted with working out the details. God gifts us and wants us to find satisfaction in our work. Ecclesiastes 2:24-27 says, “There is nothing better for a person than that he should eat and drink and find enjoyment in his toil. This also, I saw, is from the hand of God, for apart from him who can eat or who can have enjoyment? ” As I think of excellence at work, I’m reminded of men and women of faith who excelled at what they did. Joseph brought great profit to Potiphar and later was second in command of Egypt and excelled at it. Daniel excelled at the leadership position God put him in Babylon, while never compromising his faith. In later times William Wilberforce used his God given talents and perseverance in the fight against the slave trade. Henrietta Mears set the gold standard for how Sunday school should be run. Ms. Mears believed every lesson should honor Christ, every teacher should be called, and said, “We must be Christ honoring in all we do.” As we consider excellence, we should always be aware of our motives. For myself, I need to constantly be reminded of the reasons for excellence discussed above, and to make sure I’m not trying to excel for my own ego. I need to constantly remind myself that it’s all about God and not about me, and to remember to give God the credit, for every good gift is from God. I have some of these verses on little cards in my office to remind me daily. My friend John, an inmate in the Federal Prison, used to clean the bathroom for the correctional officers. Although not an enviable job, John told me he took pride in doing the best he could to make the chrome shine and the floors spotless. He said it was always hard on him when he finished up and then someone came in to use the bathroom. As soon as he was done the endless cycle started again. Nonetheless, John never gave up and always kept the bathrooms clean. He told me that is where God put him, and he would do his best for his heavenly Father. Even though I haven’t seen John in a long time, his example still inspires me to do my best for my Heavenly Father. Pat O’Brien
Excellent!!! Thank you Pastor Steve for sharing! WOW! AWESOME! Great stuff! As KKIM/KARS Frank Haley says, “For God’s Glory Alone!”   Let us pray………..   Lord, Thank you for this day to serve YOU and YOUR people………Let us seek Your Will as we do our work. In the name of JESUS, AMEN!   In the Love of Christ, Dewey Sharon and family   www.mykkim.com www.deweysdailycup.com