He’s in Complete Control For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Time is a part of our lives. It’s inescapable. That is what Solomon was talking about when he wrote, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) We find two important words in this verse: “season” and “time.” The Hebrew word for “season” refers to a fixed, definite portion of time, while the word for “time” refers to a beginning or a starting period. When we put those words together, we see that Solomon is telling us that God has appointed everything that comes into our lives for a specific purpose. God knows just when to bring things in, and He knows how long they should last. The things we experience are not random events that float in and out of our lives. Rather, they are specific events that God has chosen, and they are timely and purposeful. This includes the good times that we experience and the bad times we experience. And in retrospect, we’ll see that many of the bad times will turn out to be good times. That’s because it is through those so-called bad times that we learn some of life’s most important lessons. We also will recognize that we’re not in charge of our lives. God is. When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we come under His protective care. This means God is fully aware of everything that happens to us. God is always paying careful attention to the smallest detail of our lives and is in complete control of all circumstances. There’s a season for everything. We’re not victims of fate or dumb luck. God is guiding and directing our steps.

ありがとうございます😊　仕事あがりの最初の一杯は一番美味しいですよね！

He’s in Complete Control For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Time is a part of our lives. It’s inescapable. That is what Solomon was talking about when he wrote, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) We find two important words in this verse: “season” and “time.” The Hebrew word for “season” refers to a fixed, definite portion of time, while the word for “time” refers to a beginning or a starting period. When we put those words together, we see that Solomon is telling us that God has appointed everything that comes into our lives for a specific purpose. God knows just when to bring things in, and He knows how long they should last. The things we experience are not random events that float in and out of our lives. Rather, they are specific events that God has chosen, and they are timely and purposeful. This includes the good times that we experience and the bad times we experience. And in retrospect, we’ll see that many of the bad times will turn out to be good times. That’s because it is through those so-called bad times that we learn some of life’s most important lessons. We also will recognize that we’re not in charge of our lives. God is. When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we come under His protective care. This means God is fully aware of everything that happens to us. God is always paying careful attention to the smallest detail of our lives and is in complete control of all circumstances. There’s a season for everything. We’re not victims of fate or dumb luck. God is guiding and directing our steps.

@@faith9505 Amen, to that

He’s in Complete Control For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Time is a part of our lives. It’s inescapable. That is what Solomon was talking about when he wrote, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) We find two important words in this verse: “season” and “time.” The Hebrew word for “season” refers to a fixed, definite portion of time, while the word for “time” refers to a beginning or a starting period. When we put those words together, we see that Solomon is telling us that God has appointed everything that comes into our lives for a specific purpose. God knows just when to bring things in, and He knows how long they should last. The things we experience are not random events that float in and out of our lives. Rather, they are specific events that God has chosen, and they are timely and purposeful. This includes the good times that we experience and the bad times we experience. And in retrospect, we’ll see that many of the bad times will turn out to be good times. That’s because it is through those so-called bad times that we learn some of life’s most important lessons. We also will recognize that we’re not in charge of our lives. God is. When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we come under His protective care. This means God is fully aware of everything that happens to us. God is always paying careful attention to the smallest detail of our lives and is in complete control of all circumstances. There’s a season for everything. We’re not victims of fate or dumb luck. God is guiding and directing our steps.

ありがとうございます！またタイミングがあったら、飲みに行こうと思います😁

アリョーナさんと札幌、なんだか素晴らしく相性が良い、ホントの地元って感じ テレビ番組でも下町ブラリ飲み歩きとかありますがアリョーナさん札幌から稚内、道東、道南をブラリ歩き動画観てみたいです。 ご検討を・・・❤❤❤

ささやかな楽しみですね。😄

Pork belly shitaki skewer green.. light of emoa hog pig swine sow, mushroom fungus decay benighn mole plant botanical. Fruits and vegetable spice

He’s in Complete Control For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Time is a part of our lives. It’s inescapable. That is what Solomon was talking about when he wrote, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) We find two important words in this verse: “season” and “time.” The Hebrew word for “season” refers to a fixed, definite portion of time, while the word for “time” refers to a beginning or a starting period. When we put those words together, we see that Solomon is telling us that God has appointed everything that comes into our lives for a specific purpose. God knows just when to bring things in, and He knows how long they should last. The things we experience are not random events that float in and out of our lives. Rather, they are specific events that God has chosen, and they are timely and purposeful. This includes the good times that we experience and the bad times we experience. And in retrospect, we’ll see that many of the bad times will turn out to be good times. That’s because it is through those so-called bad times that we learn some of life’s most important lessons. We also will recognize that we’re not in charge of our lives. God is. When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we come under His protective care. This means God is fully aware of everything that happens to us. God is always paying careful attention to the smallest detail of our lives and is in complete control of all circumstances. There’s a season for everything. We’re not victims of fate or dumb luck. God is guiding and directing our steps

とても美味しかったです〜😁

@@kita_no_alena アリョーナさんが食べてるとさらに美味しく見えます😋

Its not popular she is Russian!

@@luistadashi Thanks for the heads-up. Downvoted and I'm outta here. Slava Ukraini!

@@alexcarter8807 I understand.

自分もこの様な生活送ってました😊

ありがとうございます！楽しんでいただけて嬉しいです😊また飲みに行きたいな〜

ありがとうございます！以前アスパラが苦手だった私は本当にもったいないことでした😄両親も連れていきたいお店ですね〜

アリョ～　♪♪♪　アリョ～　♪♪♪　アリョ～♪♪♪　い・の・が・し・ら！　フぅ～！！ ってエンディングなら、涙が出ますよね。(まぁ～著作権で曲は使えませんけどね。)

cierto

コメントありがとうございます。そう言っていただけると嬉しいです！ありがとうございます！

ありがとうございます！私もマナー違反を知らずにしてしまうことあります😅難しいけど日々勉強が必要ですね。

Food is one of those non plural things that we don't add s to. It's like saying I love sushis. Fish is the same way, we don't say fishes.

That good to know! My boyfriend wants us to go to live in Japan for a couple of years after we're done with college, so I'm just trying to prepare myself ahead with as much information as I can get.

Wait, police can be helpful in non American countries!? 😅

Este video es en el otro extremo! En Sapporo