Greetings, Solutions, Salutations, and Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning! We're back home in Sunnyside, Washington after nearly three weeks of travel. Those of you who are individual subscribers to these Coffee Breaks will have received K-E XXVI while we were still in Canada.
I am Curt Atkinson and I live in Florida. I am 70 years old and live alone. I had everything wrong with me. Between my back, my legs, and hips I just couldn't get up and go nor sit up too long, but I tried as best as I could. I was in terrible physical shape and a little mental I hate to admit, and I needed prayer so bad. I've had two heart attacks and two strokes and diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis. 911 have picked me up four times since April of '98. It seemed like I was just going back and forth to the hospital.
Greetings, Salutations, Solutions, Felicitations, etc., etc., etc., ad infinitum! That ought to fire up your juices today! Oh, and it is very, very dark-roasted Colombian in both the French Press and the Expresso Machine today. Come on by and have a cup with me.
Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning! How you be this fine day? Coffee's on. Mine's poured. I'm just kinda sittin' here, enjoyin' the wonderful aroma from those dark roasted Colombian beans. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm............................
Great getting' up mornin' to ye, Folks! Blessin's on Ye! There, how's that for a good morning greeting. Awwww, well... Anyway...grab that fresh cup of coffee from your French Press coffee maker, or that cup of super hot Expresso.
And a Gooooooodddd Morrrrrrrnnnnniiinnnnggg to you! Yup. It is! And I'm already into my second cup of French Roasted Columbian Supremo -- made in the French Press, of course. Got yours, yet? Well whaddaya waitin' for? Christmas? (oooopppsss...that's just around the corner.) Hehehehehehe........
Greetings & Salutations! Got that first cup of good, dark-roasted Columbian Supremo poured, yet? We will continue today with the discussion we began in our last Coffee Break, but before we do, let's do a little housekeeping, first.
Howdy! How are you doing this absolutely spectacular day? We're continuing in somewhat the same prophetic vein of the previous two Coffee Breaks, and I want to take up a theme of prayer and fasting within the realm of intercession as it relates to government and our responsibility as believers in Jesus Christ.
Good Morning! Today's Coffee Break is somewhat of a follow-up to our last post titled: 2012. Some clarifications are in order, and I'd like to encourage all those of you who believed or hoped (as I must confess I did) that John McCain would be elected.
Greetings and Salutations! Most folks who've known me over a period of many years know that my primary ministry tends to be prophetic in nature with a strong emphasis on teaching. Many of the Coffee Breaks have a prophetic element in them, but I can't recall ever actually sending out one of these posts as a Word of Prophecy. This Coffee Break, therefore, will be quite different from any you may have read.