Happy Thanksgiving!

Well, I wanted to post this week and wish those who celebrate a very Happy Thanksgiving! It's a time of friends, family, fun and of course Turkey's! It's a time to give thanks for the people in our lives, and for the experiences that we have had together.

With that, first off I am most thankful for a loving, and grace giving God (YHWH), and a path to salvation with Yeshu / Yehsua / Jesus Christ. I am thankful for my wife, and my two wonderful girls - who help keep me young. Further I'm thankful for my family, friends, and all of you who help make up the Dynamics Ecosystem.

May you all be blessed this holiday season, and may you spend time with your family, and friends. May you build up those memories of time of joy, and happiness, which I believe are the treasures we store up in heaven!

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Well another Thanksgiving is upon us! Oh Turkey day - I come to slay thee! So a lot of food, family and friends. It is though a great time to reflect and look at all the blessings you have in your life.

You family, friends, and loved ones. Being able to provide for your family. Time together with those you love. So many things to be thankful for.

I for one am thankful for a loving God, YHWH - and Yeshua / Jesus Christ, or Lord and Savior. I am also most thankful for my kids and wife. They are the reason why I work hard. Then of course my friends, and family, including my Sunrise family. We have a really great time at Sunrise, and I am very thankful for being a part of them.

So what are you thankful for? What can you reflect on and what has value to you?

I hope everyone has a blessed and wonderful thanksgiving!

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Weekly Words of Wisdom: Satisfaction in work

"A man can do nothing better than to eat and drink and find satisfaction in his work. This too, I see, is from the hand of God..." - Ecclesiastes 2:24 (NIV)

So I thought it was fitting, to write this weeks topic for the weekly words of wisdom about work.

Throughout the book of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon goes over all the toil, and chasing after the wind. Vanity, most of it is. We can all feel that way. We all have I am sure. Why do I work as hard as I do?

We can say for our kids, and family. Which is part of the truth. You work hard to provide for them, and hope you have give them moments they can treasure.

Still that is part of it. There has to be more, and that is what Solomon realized, something that comes from the hand of God himself. That a man, being a man, human of this Earth must toil to survive. And that there is nothing better than for that man to find satification in his work, his toil. That is a gift, from God.

We all have our down weeks, we all have our tough spots. But it is a great satisfaction, when you work super hard, and see that the work is validated and valued. That, you know you worked hard, and you can rest your mind of it, because your satisfaction came in the delivery of all your skills, thoughts, and talents for the job at hand.

So, not that we should over work, or become work-o-holics. Balance is still desired. Yet when we must toil, lets give it all we have, and get that gift of satisfaction of doing so.

I mean we must toil, we must work. So anything worth doing, is worth doing good an right. I find it to be a very thankful point, that God would care enough about us, to even be in the toil we take on. To offer us true satusfaction in our work, in our toil. Just think of what else he can offer you, if such a thing is imporant to him.

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Weekly words of Wisdom: Being Humble

When pride comes, then comes disgrace,
but with humility comes wisdom. - Proverbs 11:2 (NIV)

A man's pride brings him low,
but a man of lowly spirit gains honor. - Proverbs 29:23


Humility brings wisdom, prides brings disgrace. After yesterday's post, where I found out I was on this Top 100 list, and as I was reading through the names on that list and typing my blog post, thinking about vainity and being humble hit me.

I have seen with my own eyes, through my own life that the above is very true. If you pride yourself up on the things 'you' have done, disgrace will follow. However being humble, does bring wisdom.

It opens yourself up to realize that it's not about 'you', but about God and those around you. Then you can learn, and gain wisdom, as your pride does not get in your way, and cause you lack of wisdom, which in turn will cause disgrace.

It's not that you can't be thankful, I am thankful to have been placed on that list. It's not that you can't enjoy 'a win' or victory of when a job well done has taking place. It's being prideful, in that 'I did something', and not really giving thought to who all was involved for you to be where you are.

You hear people giving glory to God on high. It's not just a saying, that is the boasting point. Without God, I would not have been giving the abilities, and the possibilities to even do what I have done. Without those in my life, my wife, kids, etc. I would not be supported and driven to work hard... trust me, I know myself. :-)

And without those team mates that help us with wins, overcome obstacles, that I am a small part of where we are all part of the team, then it would all be impossible.

So, being humble, I am so very thankful to YHWH God, Christ my Lord, my family, my friends, and my team mates. Not because my name ends up on a list, but for giving me the life experiences, ability to learn, love, cry, laugh, and create momments that are my treasures in heaven.

So this weeks words of wisdom, being humble brings wisdom, being full of pride will lead you to fall.

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Proverbs 10:19

19 "When words are many, sin is not absent,
but he who holds his tongue is wise." - Proverbs 10:19 (NIV)

I was reading from proverbs today, going through and found the above passage. It really stuck out at me. I have read this same verse before, on different occasions and today it just called out.

Someone once said "God gave us two ears and one mouth for a reason. We should listen twice as much as we speak."

I think that saying is saying about the same thing proverbs 10:19 is trying to teach us. We should hold our tongues more, and talk less. We can learn more when doing so. We can *not* jump to conclusions when things are being said in haste, and in doing so reply in calm, collective wisdom.

I think this a lesson for everyone, YHWH God above knows I need it reminded to me. Our mouths can get us in trouble so quickly, and words can be just as sharp as a sword, and the wounds can last twice as long.

When we speak, we can either add to the value or something or take away from it. And the subject, sometimes, can be very personal. So I know I am thankful to have read this passage again today, and pray that YHWH God and Christ our Lord guide me so that I take this verse and carry it with me.

This way I will hold my tongue more, or Listen at least twice as much as I speak.

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Proverbs 31:10

"A wife of noble character who can find?
She is worth far more than rubies." - Proverbs 31:10 (NIV)

Someone sent me the above passage from the book of Proverbs. When they sent me this, they did not quote the verse, instead they pointed to the verse, and said be careful where your wisdom comes from.

They went on to add their meaning of this verse as good women can't be found, but good men are more abundently found.

However you can't read such a thing from the verse above. And if you read the entire Proverbs 38, you will see that this is from King Lemuel, and it was actually his mother's advice about standing up for those who can't stand for themselves, and to not be overcome with wine or beer. However give such things to those that are hurting and in pain.

Also for the point that the above, 38:10, this is the start of the Wife of Noble Character epilogue. In this, King Lemuel's mother gave him advice for what to look for in a wife. These are choice words from a caring and loving mother to her son. And for sure are wise words.

So I suggest reading the entire passage of things, before making assumptions about meanings.

And so today's focus on YHWH God, the bible and Christ is around Proverbs 38. It has great wisdom in it, coming from a mother to her prince, which became a King.

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A knock at midnight

5 Then he said to them, "Suppose one of you has a friend, and he goes to him at midnight and says, 'Friend, lend me three loaves of bread, 6 because a friend of mine on a journey has come to me, and I have nothing to set before him.'

7 "Then the one inside answers, 'Don't bother me. The door is already locked, and my children are with me in bed. I can't get up and give you anything.' 8 I tell you, though he will not get up and give him the bread because he is his friend, yet because of the man's boldness he will get up and give him as much as he needs.

9 "So I say to you: Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. 10 For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened.

11"Which of you fathers, if your son asks for a fish, will give him a snake instead? 12 Or if he asks for an egg, will give him a scorpion? 13 If you then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!"


If we have a knock at midnight, a knocking on our door. How would we react? Would we be kind and offer as much bread, more than the need?

Do you hear the knocking? Christ knocking to the door of your heart? This parable touches on many deep levels, but should also be read for the value of the words as they are.

"If you (myself included) then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!"

Call upon the name of the LORD God. Ask of the Holy Spirit to guide you and you shall recieve it. A whosoever, that's the only requirements.

I would also like to recommend a book I have read, it's some of Dr. Martin Luther King's Sermons, and the title of the book is called: "A Knock at midnight" It's very much inspiring!




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Where does our help come from? Our hope?

Psalm 121:1-2 - I will lift up my eyes to the hills--from whence comes my help?
My help comes from the LORD, Who made heaven and earth.

I think Psalms 121:1-2 says it pretty clearly. Our help, comes from the one that made the heavens and the earth. The place you stand, or sit, or lie down. The ground below it, the air around it, the sky above it. All made by the same, who shaped the very lines on the fingertips of your hand.

Made by the same, who has the hair on your heads even numbered. The one who placed, named and knows the count of all the stars in heaven.

A recall hearing about an analyst once saying, that there are more stars in the universe, than there are grains of sand on all the earth. Now pick up a handful of sand, and just think of how many grains are in your hand.

Now read that part again: The one who placed, named and knows the count of all the stars in heaven.

That is where our help comes from. That is our rock, our faith, our love, our hope.

May you have a blessed start to the day, and may 'YHWH' / 'LORD our God' be with you. May Christ fill your heart, and your cup overflow with peace, love and faith.





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Earth Day - Celebration of YHWH God's Creation

Today is Earth day. A day to celebrate the Earth, our home. Home to all humans, and lifeforms that make up this most awesome place.

I mean just think about all the lifeforms that exists, just as you walk outside in your own yard. Close your eyes and just try to think of all those livings beings. It's amazing, and can help keep you humble, and thankful.

On this earth day, let's keep focus and give thanks to the creator of it. YHWH, God the Father, LORD your God.

A great link of verses that can easily relate to earth day was composed by Samford University. The link can be found here: Earth Day - Relevant Bible Verses

Also one not mention there, but I thought was great to mention:

Joel 2:21-23 NIV:

21 Be not afraid, O land;
be glad and rejoice.
Surely the LORD has done great things.

22 Be not afraid, O wild animals,
for the open pastures are becoming green.
The trees are bearing their fruit;
the fig tree and the vine yield their riches.

23 Be glad, O people of Zion,
rejoice in the LORD your God,
for he has given you
the autumn rains in righteousness. [a]
He sends you abundant showers,
both autumn and spring rains, as before.

So on this Earth day, gives thanks to the one on most high. To the creator of all things. rejoice, and say aloud thank you for this day, that you have made of God.

I hope you all are able to have gotten some sun today, and can enjoy a little earth on this day.

Check back soon, and keep in mind... a whosoever.




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