Dr. Timothy Pomeroy

From the man, not the preacher…
Just got another piece of my family history. My dad’s Army dog tags!
I never asked if he still had them, of course I still have my personal tags from when I was in. My cousin found his while going through her mom’s personal belongings in West Virginia. He went back home there when he got out. It would only make sense that his brother would have had them.
I want to thank my cousin, Pam for sending them to me. Call me sentimental but I still have much of my dad’s things. His KJV Bible, knives, watches, driver’s license, etc, etc. He was a great example of how a father should be. But mostly I thank him for the foundation he provided me with of putting the Lord first. A Godly heritage is everything. I may have not listened when I was young, but Gods promise to him was if he trained me, I wouldn’t depart when I was old.

Some THINGS should NEVER BE SAID. Some THOUGHTS are NOT MEANT to COME TO LIFE. It’s important to BE AWARE of the things you DO and SAY TO OTHERS and ABOUT OTHERS.

NOTES FROM THE PREACHERS DESK:
“Him that is weak in the faith receive ye, but not to doubtful disputations.”
The "weak in faith" refers to individuals with stricter, more restricted, or less mature views on non-essential"doubtful" matters, such as eating meat or keeping specific days.
“For one believeth that he may eat all things: another, who is weak, eateth herbs.
Let not him that eateth despise him that eateth not; and let not him which eateth not judge him that eateth: for God hath received him.”
Through the years, myself, have done silly things that I thought would bring me closer to God. It didn’t. Being close to God is dependent completely on your prayer life, bible reading and faithfulness. So when you see relatively new Christians doing things that are not necessarily doctrinal, just let them mature on their own, they’ll figure it out over time. But don’t argue over silly things.