Billy Parisi

The Best Stuffed Shells Recipe - My family's stuffed shells recipe is filled with sausage, beef, spinach, and three cheeses, then baked in rich Pomodoro and béchamel sauces. billyparisi.com/the-best-stu…

Medium Boiled Eggs Recipe - These deliciously easy to make medium-boiled eggs are the perfect accompaniment to any salad or breakfast, or even as a side dish to the main course. billyparisi.com/medium-boile…

God is ready to answer our prayers, but we must ask for His assistance. Surely God could take care of our needs without our asking. But when we ask, we are acknowledging that He alone is God, and that we cannot accomplish in our own strength, all that is His domain to do. When we ask, we must humble ourselves, lay aside our willfulness and worry, and determine to obey Him.

Seen this Mizzou script one too many times, and I already feel like I know the outcome...

OK, I’m convinced the refs have been paid for this game. I don’t know that I’ve ever actually said that out loud or believed that, but this is just ridiculous at this point.

I think Blake Craig may be broken

God uses His power to accomplish His purposes through His people. God doesn’t give you power to be all you want to be, but He gives you power to be all He wants you to be.

God reaches toward His people with kindness motivated by deep and everlasting love. He is eager to do the best for them if they will only let Him. After many words of warning about sin, God‘s magnificent love is a breath of fresh air. Rather than thinking of God with dread, look carefully and see Him lovingly, drawing us toward himself.

Sin cannot be cured by being good or being religious. Beware of putting your confidence in useless cures while your sin spreads and causes you pain. God, alone through Jesus, can cure the disease of sin, but you must be willing to let Him do it.

Ai was a mistake Pass it on.

It is wild to me on my OT reading journey that this is the chapter I was on this morning. No matter what side you fall on in an election year, I believe this is sound advice from my study notes. In Jeremiah 29, God instructed the people to move on ahead with their lives and to pray for the Babylonian nation that enslaved them. Life cannot grind to a halt during troubled times. In an unpleasant or distressing situation, you must adjust and keep moving. You may find it difficult to pray for those in authority if they push for evil, but that is when your prayers are most needed. When you enter times of trouble or sudden change, pray diligently, and move ahead, doing whatever you can rather than giving up because of fear and uncertainty.