Michah’s Blog
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Micah was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma when he was just a year old and spent the next six years of his life battling cancer before he passed away. Despite undergoing more than ten operations, Micah celebrated life every day with a smile on his face no matter his circumstances. Micah loved baseball and it became a big part of his life when he wasn’t in the hospital. He became an honorary Horned Frog when he was adopted by the TCU baseball team and came to be known as Superhero Micah. He even attended the College World Series to cheer on his beloved Horned Frogs. As many families face the rollercoaster childhood cancer brings, Micah’s endured years of unexpected trips to the ER, admissions to hospitals, trips out of town for treatment, and more.
When Micah’s cancer progressed and he was admitted to hospice service, he planned on enjoying time at home with his family. In the last months and weeks leading up to his death, his family tried to make as many happy memories as possible. His mom’s focus was on living and cherishing the precious time they had left with Micah. In search of resources for the family, his oncology social worker reached out to Project 4031. We assisted by covering their mortgage to provide the family some financial breathing room and relieve some stress, which happened to be the same month Micah passed away.
“To say that assistance came at just the right time would be an understatement because that allowed me to stay home with him in his very last days and weeks. You just can’t put a price tag on a gift like that.”
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-Linda, Micah’s MomBe a Part of the IMPACT
Facebook is showing information to help you better understand the purpose of a Page. Micah’s Super Vlog Minno’s popular show, Micah’s Super Vlog is now a book series for kids, age 8 and up! If your young readers enjoy Diary of Wimpy Kid or 13 Story Treehouse books, they are going to LOVE this fun series of stories that follow Micah and his friends on epic adventures. Micah’s Blog Oliver’s Blog From The Temple More from The Temple Religen on Campus Micah on campus Oliver on Campus Group 6 at the unitarian church Micah at the unitarian church Oliver at The Unitarian Church The Temple In 1982 the Sanctuary in The Temple was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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This was a world where the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. With a surge of refugees coming in, making the place feel overpopulated and overwhelming to what they were used to, it was easy to take advantage of not only their hard work, but their fear. Everyone was fearful for what felt like impending doom, and so not only the foreigner, but they themselves found played by their fear, pushed out of their spaces by those more wealthy than they. Dishonesty was everywhere, and since the name of the game was self-protection, prophet, priest, judge, and ruler were all in on it together; they could make a dollar by treading on the weak in their midst with a religious justification ready to be made. No matter what, they were safe from the enemies around them because of their great armies.
This is the world of Micah.
If you are a Christ follower feeling the gut-wrenching dissonance between what is happening in our nation by those calling themselves bible believing and the faith we know and cling to, you will most certainly find a home in the prophets. The above world mentioned does not feel too far off from what we see and hear around us. Micah S Blog Images
Not only did these things happen in the city of Jerusalem, a seeming far cry from their sister now called Samaria, overtaken no doubt due to their false worship and failure to uphold the covenant, but also in the fertile lowlands, the home of our prophet. Unit 3: japan.
Actually, Micah and his message was regularly called “fake news.” His words did not tickle ears in the ways that others taught and preached.
Micah was a minor prophet with a lot of hard things to say, but he also said them with tears in his eyes. As he saw the heinous sins of his family members, he wept, mourned, lamented, because these were his people, these were God’s people. It is not as if these people he spoke to were not religious, but actually, the most religious you could get. The inconsistency seemed to be blatant, to only a small few.Micah S Blog Book
Earlier this week, and unfortunately, has been the story since the beginning within our Church bodies, we have seen the downfall of some very big and well-known church leaders due to habitual and utterly harmful, unrepentant sin. With women time and time again silenced and misused, the many weak and poor within our churches pushed out, we see with clear and vivid eyes the reality of those who don’t take the covenant to heart: to follow means to love God and love neighbor, not one or the other.
Sharon Hodde Millertweeted earlier this week a quote that I feel not only pertains to the situation in Micah’s world, but in our world as well as she references them herself:
What sort of people could we be if we believed the whole covenant, and not part? This covenant draws us closer to God, not through mere ritual, not for simply our benefit, and not for what we could get out of it, but because of who he is and what he has done. What if we approached our communities in the same way, obeying God and his commands because they are more beautiful than our darkened hearts, seeking after the lost, the weakest, the lonely, the poorest? This covenant draws us closer to true abundance, not our own manufactured version of it; God’s call to die to ourselves not starting after the Gospels, but from the very start of time as he clothes our nakedness and wretchedness, as he walks through the bloody pieces for us.
You will know them by their fruit—fruit found in dependence, not independence. These fruits bring shalom into chaos, birthing resurrection hope, love when all seems lost. Wake up, O sleeper.
Download here: http://gg.gg/v5jz5
https://diarynote.indered.space
Micah was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma when he was just a year old and spent the next six years of his life battling cancer before he passed away. Despite undergoing more than ten operations, Micah celebrated life every day with a smile on his face no matter his circumstances. Micah loved baseball and it became a big part of his life when he wasn’t in the hospital. He became an honorary Horned Frog when he was adopted by the TCU baseball team and came to be known as Superhero Micah. He even attended the College World Series to cheer on his beloved Horned Frogs. As many families face the rollercoaster childhood cancer brings, Micah’s endured years of unexpected trips to the ER, admissions to hospitals, trips out of town for treatment, and more.
When Micah’s cancer progressed and he was admitted to hospice service, he planned on enjoying time at home with his family. In the last months and weeks leading up to his death, his family tried to make as many happy memories as possible. His mom’s focus was on living and cherishing the precious time they had left with Micah. In search of resources for the family, his oncology social worker reached out to Project 4031. We assisted by covering their mortgage to provide the family some financial breathing room and relieve some stress, which happened to be the same month Micah passed away.
“To say that assistance came at just the right time would be an understatement because that allowed me to stay home with him in his very last days and weeks. You just can’t put a price tag on a gift like that.”
Blog; COVID-19 PANDEMIC; Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon. Let us help you shine! Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon Welcome to Micahs Salon. Let us help you shine! Blog Patient Story Micah’s Inspirational Story. Micah’s Inspirational Story. September 29, 2020 BelieveBig Patient Story. In December of 2019, Micah was.
-Linda, Micah’s MomBe a Part of the IMPACT
Facebook is showing information to help you better understand the purpose of a Page. Micah’s Super Vlog Minno’s popular show, Micah’s Super Vlog is now a book series for kids, age 8 and up! If your young readers enjoy Diary of Wimpy Kid or 13 Story Treehouse books, they are going to LOVE this fun series of stories that follow Micah and his friends on epic adventures. Micah’s Blog Oliver’s Blog From The Temple More from The Temple Religen on Campus Micah on campus Oliver on Campus Group 6 at the unitarian church Micah at the unitarian church Oliver at The Unitarian Church The Temple In 1982 the Sanctuary in The Temple was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Receive our emails to stay up to date with Project 4031:Contact Us:708 May StreetMicah S Blog FacebookFort Worth, Texas 76104info@project4031.orgPhone: (817) 653-8976Fax: (817) 841-8250
This was a world where the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. With a surge of refugees coming in, making the place feel overpopulated and overwhelming to what they were used to, it was easy to take advantage of not only their hard work, but their fear. Everyone was fearful for what felt like impending doom, and so not only the foreigner, but they themselves found played by their fear, pushed out of their spaces by those more wealthy than they. Dishonesty was everywhere, and since the name of the game was self-protection, prophet, priest, judge, and ruler were all in on it together; they could make a dollar by treading on the weak in their midst with a religious justification ready to be made. No matter what, they were safe from the enemies around them because of their great armies.
This is the world of Micah.
If you are a Christ follower feeling the gut-wrenching dissonance between what is happening in our nation by those calling themselves bible believing and the faith we know and cling to, you will most certainly find a home in the prophets. The above world mentioned does not feel too far off from what we see and hear around us. Micah S Blog Images
Not only did these things happen in the city of Jerusalem, a seeming far cry from their sister now called Samaria, overtaken no doubt due to their false worship and failure to uphold the covenant, but also in the fertile lowlands, the home of our prophet. Unit 3: japan.
Actually, Micah and his message was regularly called “fake news.” His words did not tickle ears in the ways that others taught and preached.
Micah was a minor prophet with a lot of hard things to say, but he also said them with tears in his eyes. As he saw the heinous sins of his family members, he wept, mourned, lamented, because these were his people, these were God’s people. It is not as if these people he spoke to were not religious, but actually, the most religious you could get. The inconsistency seemed to be blatant, to only a small few.Micah S Blog Book
Earlier this week, and unfortunately, has been the story since the beginning within our Church bodies, we have seen the downfall of some very big and well-known church leaders due to habitual and utterly harmful, unrepentant sin. With women time and time again silenced and misused, the many weak and poor within our churches pushed out, we see with clear and vivid eyes the reality of those who don’t take the covenant to heart: to follow means to love God and love neighbor, not one or the other.
Sharon Hodde Millertweeted earlier this week a quote that I feel not only pertains to the situation in Micah’s world, but in our world as well as she references them herself:
What sort of people could we be if we believed the whole covenant, and not part? This covenant draws us closer to God, not through mere ritual, not for simply our benefit, and not for what we could get out of it, but because of who he is and what he has done. What if we approached our communities in the same way, obeying God and his commands because they are more beautiful than our darkened hearts, seeking after the lost, the weakest, the lonely, the poorest? This covenant draws us closer to true abundance, not our own manufactured version of it; God’s call to die to ourselves not starting after the Gospels, but from the very start of time as he clothes our nakedness and wretchedness, as he walks through the bloody pieces for us.
You will know them by their fruit—fruit found in dependence, not independence. These fruits bring shalom into chaos, birthing resurrection hope, love when all seems lost. Wake up, O sleeper.
Download here: http://gg.gg/v5jz5
https://diarynote.indered.space
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