God is testing your will power my son.Growing up Methodist in Mobile, Lent was hard. As a child, the most obvious thing to give up is sweets.
But if God wanted me to give that up, why did He allow me to score a huge sack full of moon pies and candy at the Mardi Gras?
Growing up UMC also, they issued us a card to place a dime in each day and put on the altar on Easter Sunday. A whole dime! ($1.33 today) Meant doing a lot of extra chores to earn the money...Growing up Methodist in Mobile, Lent was hard. As a child, the most obvious thing to give up is sweets.
But if God wanted me to give that up, why did He allow me to score a huge sack full of moon pies and candy at the Mardi Gras?
reminds me of a bumper sticker i saw onceI'm giving up Lent, quitting is for losers.
Do you still have your dealer's phone number and hooker contacts? Asking for a friend.I gave up cocaine and hookers.
I see you gave up "sense of humor" tooI used to always answer "Catholicism" until I was informed that it had to be something I liked
On speed dial. #3 for dealer, ## for well, you know.Do you still have your dealer's phone number and hooker contacts? Asking for a friend.
I grew up Presbyterian in Mobile. All the benefits of being catholic, none of the post party guilt. So sweet.Growing up Methodist in Mobile, Lent was hard. As a child, the most obvious thing to give up is sweets.
But if God wanted me to give that up, why did He allow me to score a huge sack full of moon pies and candy at the Mardi Gras?
i grew up southern baptist in rural alabama, we were supposed to be miserable 365 days a year, not just 40 . i didn't even know what lent was until my 30s.I grew up Presbyterian in Mobile. All the benefits of being catholic, none of the post party guilt. So sweet.
You must be the only guiltless Presbyterian I've known. John Calvin invented guilt...I grew up Presbyterian in Mobile. All the benefits of being catholic, none of the post party guilt. So sweet.