... and the version of the drawbridge operator whose son was playing in the gears while cars were going to go into the gap...rsc2a said:Man's job is to control the gears for a passenger train bridge to switch the rails as needed. His kid falls in and he has to decide whether to save the train or the kid.
The story's cousin is the awful bit about the man whose son and son's friend are capsized with him and drowning and he has to save the friend because he knows his son is saved.
Baptist City Holdout said:son dies,
father dies,
art auction.
He who takes the son gets it all.
Never heard a name till I recently heard Adrian Rogers use it.
I love hearing Adrian Rogers' sermons. He truly loved the Lord and telling others
about Jesus. If you haven't viewed his memorial tribute, you should view it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84tmxMiNRhE
tobytyler said:Baptist City Holdout said:son dies,
father dies,
art auction.
He who takes the son gets it all.
Never heard a name till I recently heard Adrian Rogers use it.
I love hearing Adrian Rogers' sermons. He truly loved the Lord and telling others
about Jesus. If you haven't viewed his memorial tribute, you should view it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84tmxMiNRhE
Thanks for the link. I really didn't hear him much till he had passed.
sword said:Your not home yet
An old missionary couple had been working in Africa for years, and they were returning to New York City to retire. They discovered they were booked on the same ship as President Teddy Roosevelt, who was returning from one of his big-game hunting expeditions.
No one paid much attention to them. They watched the fanfare that accompanied the President’s entourage, with passengers trying to catch a glimpse of the great man.
When the ship docked in New York, a band was waiting to greet the President. The mayor and other dignitaries were there. The papers were full of the President’s arrival, but no one noticed this missionary couple. They slipped off the ship and found a cheap flat on the East side, hoping the next day to see what they could do to make a living in the city.
That night, the man’s spirit was broke, He asked God why no one was here to greet them when they got home.
God replies "Your not home yet"
Teri in NC said:Dear God,
I hate to correct you; however, it is "you're".....
#mrsbarberisproudofme
Teri in NC said:sword said:You're not home yet
An old missionary couple had been working in Africa for years, and they were returning to New York City to retire. They discovered they were booked on the same ship as President Teddy Roosevelt, who was returning from one of his big-game hunting expeditions.
No one paid much attention to them. They watched the fanfare that accompanied the President’s entourage, with passengers trying to catch a glimpse of the great man.
When the ship docked in New York, a band was waiting to greet the President. The mayor and other dignitaries were there. The papers were full of the President’s arrival, but no one noticed this missionary couple. They slipped off the ship and found a cheap flat on the East side, hoping the next day to see what they could do to make a living in the city.
That night, the man’s spirit was broke, He asked God why no one was here to greet them when they got home.
God replies "You're not home yet"
Dear God,
I hate to correct you; however, it is "you're".....
#mrsbarberisproudofme
sword said:Good catch.
I cut & pasted from another site & I overlooked the error.
bgwilkinson said:Put your Bibles up, you won't be needing them and look right at me.
Or another version.
Close your Bibles and look right at me.
RAIDER said:The story about the queen who was choosing a new carriage driver. One guy got as close to the edge of the cliff as he could to impress her. The other guy stayed far away. She hired the second guy because she didn't want to get too close to the edge.
That'll preach!!