Recruiting forum off topic thread (no politics, covid, or hot button issues)

I love to preach verse by verse. I have preached through many Books. My O.T. Favorite is I & II Samuel and N.T. is harder to choose but Ephesian's or Gospel of John. But love so many others.
Our pastor has been preaching the OT on Wednesday’s. Started with Genesis and now has 2 Samuel 7 this week, the Davidic covenant. After Judges tho he took a break and did Ephesians LOL
 
That is awesome, our pastor is doing something similar with Genesis, we’ve been it in for about 7 months and we are just hitting chapter 4 lol, I’m actually planning on going to Boyce College at Southern Seminary for ministry in the fall

good for you and your Pastor will still be in Genesis this time next year. LoL
 
That is awesome, our pastor is doing something similar with Genesis, we’ve been it in for about 7 months and we are just hitting chapter 4 lol, I’m actually planning on going to Boyce College at Southern Seminary for ministry in the fall
Awesome congrats
 
Our pastor has been preaching the OT on Wednesday’s. Started with Genesis and now has 2 Samuel 7 this week, the Davidic covenant. After Judges tho he took a break and did Ephesians LOL

Last week I preach 'the Faith of Just Two" in II Samuel 14. Read that it is an incredible example of faith. And look in Chapter 13 and see how bad it was. no hope. Surrounded. But just two trusted in the Lord. WOOP WOOP
 
The # 1 beach for shark attacks.

"More shark incidents per square mile than any other beach in the world. If you have been swimming at New Smyrna Beach, You have probably been within 10 feet of a shark". (source: Regenold).

Just saying.......;)

Shark capital of the world is a US vacation spot after 3 attacks in a …
Most of those attacks occur at Ponce inlet, the inlet between New Smyrna and Daytona. That being said, sharks all around us in the surf, we just don't know it.
 
Most of those attacks occur at Ponce inlet, the inlet between New Smyrna and Daytona. That being said, sharks all around us in the surf, we just don't know it.
Speaking of, we started our vacation yesterday near Charleston on Seabrook Island, only to receive news upon pulling into where we’re staying that my wife’s mother has had a mini stroke down in Florida where she stays half the year. So, that has certainly changed our plans, and today, we’re hopping in the car to New Smyrna Beach to see her at the hospital and stay the week with her.
 
Speaking of, we started our vacation yesterday near Charleston on Seabrook Island, only to receive news upon pulling into where we’re staying that my wife’s mother has had a mini stroke down in Florida where she stays half the year. So, that has certainly changed our plans, and today, we’re hopping in the car to New Smyrna Beach to see her at the hospital and stay the week with her.
Prayers for your MIL. Hopefully it's minor and she has no long term issues.
 
it was ok.

great salad. had the bacon cheese burger with fried egg, no mayo. which came out with mayo and no egg.

its brand new. give it time.

theyre buikding a massive bar on exterior, which will be excellent.
They still in soft opening phase with limited menu? Need to get a reservation?
 
Most of those attacks occur at Ponce inlet, the inlet between New Smyrna and Daytona. That being said, sharks all around us in the surf, we just don't know it.
True, but there was another attack this weekend at this beach, making it the 4th this year. So, why go to the worst beach (Shark attack wise) in the U.S.(World?)? Too many other beaches in the U.S. that are considered safer.

6-foot shark bites surfer at New Smyrna Beach in Florida; second shark bite within a week
A surfer was bitten by a six-foot shark at New Smyrna Beach on Sunday afternoon, according to beach patrol. Captain Tammy Malphurs told ...
FOX 35 Orlando
2 hours ago
 
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True, but there was another attack this weekend at this beach, making it the 4th this year. So, why go to the worst beach (Shark attack wise) in the U.S.(World?)? Too many other beaches in the U.S. that are considered safer.

6-foot shark bites surfer at New Smyrna Beach in Florida; second shark bite within a week
A surfer was bitten by a six-foot shark at New Smyrna Beach on Sunday afternoon, according to beach patrol. Captain Tammy Malphurs told ...
FOX 35 Orlando
2 hours ago
I started going to NSB in 1982. Missed maybe 2-3 years until 2018. Never saw more than 2-3 sharks that entire time. I am extremely active in the water. Love to body surf, boogie board, swim, and surf fish (many times with bait in my pocket). As long as you stay away from the inlet, NSB is no more dangerous than any other beach.

Also, the surfers are the ones that seem to always get bit, guess where the favorite surfing spot is?
 
I started going to NSB in 1982. Missed maybe 2-3 years until 2018. Never saw more than 2-3 sharks that entire time. I am extremely active in the water. Love to body surf, boogie board, swim, and surf fish (many times with bait in my pocket). As long as you stay away from the inlet, NSB is no more dangerous than any other beach.

Also, the surfers are the ones that seem to always get bit, guess where the favorite surfing spot is?
fished in surf and all over every spot in NSB.

first it would surprise you how many sharks there are. Florida Fish and Wildlife takes annual aerial photographs. There are thousands of sharks just right off the water.

second, there are just more baitfish. when mullet run up the coast, there are fish everywhere. in morning and evening I routintely see schools of fish working up and down beach. croackers, reds, blacks, jacks, menhadden, pigfish, whiting, mangroves, sheepshead, pintails, ladyfish, pompano off top of my head.

There are hundreds of areas that fresh meets salt (1), this one does so with perfect amount of umph to create some of best surfing on E Coast, 2nd water is clean, and clear. Tides arent as vicious in Fl as they are in SC. But, temps are warmer, longer.

Not sure what the reason is for larger sharks, but they do seems to predominate. Honestly ive seen just as many smaller shark in SC, very few 5-6 footers. But, I have seen with mine own eyes the sharks in FL, and its legit.

Nearly had my hand bitten after foul hooking a redfish. Put him in surf, as I did a 6 foot black tip grabbed him from my hands. App this is just common place.

Ive fished for 20 years, 18 of them in FL. Ive carried live shrimp, crab, cut bait (lady and pompano), and that snot people
eat called a scallop. swim and wade in deep water with it in my pocket.

guess ill learn my lesson.
 

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