Jesus Himself spoke of our hungering and thirsting after righteousness. Hunger and thirst are physical sensations which in their acute stages may become real pain. It has been the experience of countless seekers after God that when their desires became a pain they were suddenly and wonderfully filled. Occasionally there appears on the religious scene a person whose unsatisfied spiritual longings become so big and important in the life that they crowd out every other interest… His yearnings carry him away and often make something of a nuisance out of him. His puzzled fellow Christians shake their heads and look knowingly at each other, but like the blind man who cries out after his sight and was rebuked by the disciples, he “cries the more a great deal.” …It is easy to learn the doctrine of personal revival and victorious living; it is quite another thing to take our cross and plod on to the dark and bitter hill of self-renunciation. Here many are called and few are chosen!”
Whatever you do for the least of these you have done it unto me – Jesus This is the story of Norman. A man who needed love but that love changed the lives of those who gave.
In this video, I’m exploring a fascinating piece of history—an old German Hunter’s Pipe! These pipes are known for their long stems, large bowls, and intricate craftsmanship, often featuring carved designs and detachable components. I picked this one up used on eBay, and now I’m diving into the discovery process—figuring out how all the pieces fit together and smoking it for the first time.
Join me as I examine its unique details, from the carved bowl to the curved stem and the metal or porcelain accents that make these pipes so distinctive. German Hunter’s Pipes have a rich tradition, often associated with leisurely smoking in the outdoors. This is more than just a pipe; it’s a connection to a tradition enjoyed by European hunters and pipe enthusiasts for generations. Let’s see how this old, well-loved piece holds up today!
Sitting by the side of Lake Superior talking about the sin of Adam and God’s atonement. Tikvah.Life (Mentioned at the end of this video) has been replaced by https://www.gentlemanoutlaw.com/
