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The best book I've worked on, out of a dozen I've written, co-written, or edited, was The Bad Catholic's Guide to the Seven Deadly Sins. Not because it's funnier, or more politically pointed. No, I like it the most because I've been told that it's the most useful. It does something that nobody's done, at least not in English and not for a very long time, so far as I've seen. March 10, 2019 Sermon Jesus’ Temptations (and ours) Luke 4:1-13 Sandy Larson Sandy: Evil can often be disguised as good. When Jesus was tested in the wilderness, he faced 3 appealing opportunities: Take care of yourself. Prove your faith. Jesus chose obedience to God rather than promoting himself or opt. The Showdown – Temptation Come My Way Label: Mono vs. Stereo – MSD86191 Format: CD, Album Country: US Released: 2007 Genre: Rock. Style: Heavy Metal. Tracklist Hide Credits. The Showdown: Temptation Come My Way.
Over Christmas it was revealed on various Facebook pages that lead singer of The Temptations Bruce Williamson Jr would be leaving the legendary Motown group along with long-time bass singer Joe Herndon. Although no official statement has been made, both Williamson and Herndon have taken to their personal Facebook pages to confirm the news. Replacing the pair are longtime lead singer for the funk outfit Tower of Power Larry Braggs, who takes over lead, whilst Willie Green is set to become the group’s bass singer. The group’s last original member Otis Williams remains, as does longtime tenor singer Ron Tyson and baritone Terry Weeks.
(New photo of the new Temptations line-up: (L-R) Terry Weeks, Larry Braggs, Otis Williams, Willie Green, Ron Tyson)
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Changes in personnel are nothing new to Temptations fans, and fans have been split for years over whether new additions to the Temptations line-up are suitable and whether the legacy of the group has been damaged by the ever increasing cast of characters who have appeared as a Temptation. Williamson joined the group as lead singer in 2007 replacing the departing G.C Cameron, whilst Herndon joined the official Temptations after performing with former Temptations tenor Glenn Leonard in 2003. While Herndon won praise from many Temptations fans for his brilliant bass voice and performances, Williamson was less enthusiastically embraced by certain sections of Temptations fans, but for us he was a fine lead singer in the group’s illustrious history, possessing a brilliant gospel-infused voice and a real knack for showmanship.
(Joe Herndon and Bruce Williamson, far left and left, during their time with The Temptations.)
No reason has been given by Otis Williams, the last original member of the group and legal owner of the group’s name, nor have Williamson nor Herndon addressed questions about their departure. Williamson did suggest, below, that his recent weight gain was a factor in his departure, but that he also wanted to enter the ministry and is working on a gospel release. Rumours had, meanwhile, circulated about Herndon’s health but again nothing has been confirmed.
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(Bruce Williamson comments on his departure from The Temptations)
Both singers have however praised Williams and sought to make the split as amicable as possible, with Herndon posting a photo on Facebook thanking his friends and family, while Williamson posted a video with Otis Williams claiming the two had ‘no hard feelings’ towards each other. Update windows movie maker.
(Joe Herndon’s statement on Facebook on his departure from The Temptations)
Even though we are sad that both Williamson and Herndon leave the group, and while we are anxious about the new line-up, we would like to remind readers that The Temptations has always had a rotating cast of characters. Indeed, David Ruffin, the lead on ‘My Girl‘, was a replacement; his replacement Dennis Edwards sang lead on ‘Papa Was A Rolling Stone‘, and his replacement Ali Woodson sang lead on ‘Treat Her Like A Lady‘. In many ways the changing cast of characters is what has kept The Temptations sound fresh, with new personnel bringing new sounds that otherwise might not have been embraced.
We wish Williamson and Herndon all the best with the next phases in their career, and we wish Larry Braggs and Willie Green all the best in carrying on The Temptation’s impressive legacy. While we wait for clips of the new line up to emerge, check out Larry Braggs’ solo version of ‘My Girl‘.
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As we wrap up our Fruit of the Spirit study, today we land on self-control. Let me be frank, I had a hard time with this one. I didn’t exhibit the best self-control in trying to get this post written. Because it speaks to one of my weaknesses, I found other things to do besides writing this (and am typing at the 11th hour to get it in for submission). *Sigh* Why is it, this Fruit, so hard?
When I first thought about this notion of self-control, what cropped up right away was “food.” And while I do love a good cake (and may or may not have a slightly unhealthy craving for Coca-Cola), I don’t really struggle with self-control when it comes to food. I don’t struggle with addiction, and I don’t really have any investment in any particular TV show that prevents me from getting adequate sleep or interferes with my ability to function as an adult. So, why does it stress me out to be writing about self-control?
After a good bit of thought, I realized it’s because what I struggle with having any self-control over are my thoughts and the way I feel about myself…what goes on in between my ears and down that pathway to my precious, beating heart. And then what I realized is that it’s essentially all the same—whether its negative self-talk or binge eating or excessive drinking or continuous TV streaming to the point of perpetual sloth. Or maybe it’s anger. Or fear. It’s all the same. It’s all about a lack of being in control of self. It’s a lack of moderation, a willingness to let the internal roller coaster dictate, and an inability to maintain balance.
So, why is maintaining self-control important? What does it matter? Proverbs 25:28 tells us plainly,
“Losing self-control leaves you as helpless as a city without a wall.”
This tells me that I need to recognize that I can certainly be my own worst enemy. How well do I know that’s true! You know, I really don’t want to be teetering on the edge of anything (outside of the occasional trip to Carowinds for a little bit of fun). I’d rather walk along a steady path, even if it’s not a straight one. Now, sometimes life just doesn’t work that way, but what God wants for us is to maintain our inner balance.
“The Law of the Lord is a lamp, and its teachings shine brightly. Correction and self-control will lead you through life” (Proverbs 6:23). Fallout 4 low res textures mod.
When we live with the goal of maintaining our self-control we are less likely to fall for the enemy’s tempting, too, or to believe the lies he tells us. If I can control my thoughts and my tongue, then perhaps I won’t find myself saying or doing things I’ll regret later. Exerting self-control means stepping away from sin.
Fortuitously, I recently saw a post by Lisa Harper (if you haven’t found her on facebook, you should look her up…she’s an amazing witness to Christ and a strong example for moms everywhere, but especially single moms). And she reminds me of what God needed me to see and hear and feel in contemplating this Fruit…
I believe staying in the Word and finding myself in prayer can go a long way to help me maintain my self-control—so that in my decision-making, I’m working from the position of “beneficial, respectful and God-honoring” as Lisa points out. If I fill myself up with the things of God, then there is less room for whatever temptations come my way (whether its more cake, or another Coke, or unkind words to myself).
My wish for you, for me, for everyone, is that we can intentionally work toward living out all of the Fruits each day, and in doing so, we can grow a little closer to our loving and forgiving Father, as well as to each other. God bless you, friends.
Jessica