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Wonderful pizza....!

'Old' said in irony...

Reminds me of what the tattoo artist said to her impatient client: "No worries; I'm only skin deep, also."

Great photo! I was referring to your poor son-in-law, already taking all those pills (as do I also). :)

@Hobie FYI...thread & poll...

@Hobie FYI...

@Hobie FYI...

Poor old man! :)

I have read Spurgeon and some of Andrew Murray to profit; I've heard of but am not directly familiar with the others.

My wife and I seem to take so many pills these days...the weather doesn't seem to make much difference...

@"ByGrace" Do you like Spurgeon, too? (Thanks for the 'like').

I like the 'LOOT' television evangelists... :)

FYI: Source: relevantchildrensministry.com

I would indeed see it to be connected with the church, actually.

By God's grace, yes; in some local churches there is understandable reticence to baptize by immersion before there is a reasonably mature age in the person.

I was not an adult when I look at the time I truly believed, so I can understand, in places that immerse, a tendency to wait until the person is of a more responsible age.

It does take work sometimes to keep it pared down and short enough. (My wife and I should own shares in the place we go to frequently!)

It was at my request and conviction, when I attained a fairly responsible age.

I do like and appreciate the way in 1 Corinthians 11.26 the Lord's Supper is connected with the rapture of the church.

Doing it confidently was something instinctive, years ago. If you were an adult, you could smoke, and that was the end of the matter, seemingly. (Philip Morris even sponsored classes specifically to teach women how to smoke properly.) There was an aura of innocent confidence about it, decades back.