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Colesha Jackson To monica_gibbs73@yahoo.com Apr 11 at 1:04 PM I am currently going to be staying at the Women Raleigh Rescue Mission because you refuse to come and get from Durham NC yesterday at 3:00 am in the morning. My phone was stolen so you can't contact me on that phone. I have been contacting Aunt Terry about where I am currently at. Can you please tell me when you have a convenient since I seem to not have a plan for anything and I use to actually go to UNC-Chapel Hill and I think I would know about the bus system since I didn't have a car but stay on campus and use that as my primary means of transportation and when I left the school you helped me move out the dorm. I explain to you that I don't want to stay in North Carolina to have my baby. You explain that I could get Medicaid and Medicare in North Carolina. You stated that women come to Greenville at the time in emergency room to have their baby. I do not and am not going to stay in Greenville and/or the east coast for that very reason. I already check on that but of course that's a lie. So if you want to take me to Norfolk, VA please do if not please do not contact me anymore. Thank you. Monica Gibbs To Colesha Jackson Apr 12 at 6:36 PM I told you I had to work that day you was coming in. I was available when you first said you was coming. You have called everyone except me to discuss the matter. What's so hard about communicating. I told you had work and class. I was going to get you but how did I know where you was then you said wake med then no calls after that. So what sense is it for me to drive to Raleigh and not know where you was at the time. I am off tomorrow Wednesday but like I said I could pick you up but not able to go way to VA the same day. Either you can come down here I top I am free and able to go take you maybe Sat. I have offered that several times since the weekend but you seem to want to do things your way then get upset or ask when it is inconvenient to me if I am the one driving. So you can let me know if you want my help or not. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android onica Gibbs To Colesha Jackson Apr 12 at 6:39 PM I didn't say you had to come love in Greenville I was just saying the driving distance vs my schedule to take you to VA. You have to understand VA aont right up the street from where I live. Raleigh 1 he 15 mins and VA (Norfolk) is like 2 he 45 mins. So...... Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android Monica Gibbs To Colesha Jackson Apr 12 at 6:40 PM I just notice your last part of your message. You need to chill with your nasty attitude cause don't nobody have to do what you say when you want it. She. Somebody giving you help you need to appreciate it or else. So it was your choice what you choose to do and don't make anyone else the victim. I am keeping it real. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android Show original message Colesha Jackson To monica_gibbs73@yahoo.com Apr 14 at 3:13 PM I do not have your phone memorize I do not call you on a regular basis and I am still at the women center Raleigh Rescue Mission that's the reason I have been communicating with them instead of you the only way I can get your phone number is online and the only way I can communicate with them is when someone let me use their cell phone they only allow people to make local calls here. You are not communicating with me okay. Show original message evidence, foolishness, family,

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Cease and Desist Elisha and Alta Jackson

VIA certified mail 70140510000203456035 Elisha and Alta Jackson Re: Colesha Jackson cease and desist communicating medical/mental health status Dear Mr. and Mrs. Jackson: Please be advised that Ms. Colesha Jackson consulted with me and asked that I contact you regarding the above referenced matter. I write on behalf of Ms. Jackson to demand that you cease and desist communicating her medical and mental health status to others in an attempt to discredit her reputation in the community. Ms. Jackson states she does not want you and/or your wife to have any participation in her medical or mental health care. She hereby revokes any authorization previously given to you by her to transport her to doctor or counselors or any medical or psychiatric facility. In addition, she would like for you to return all of her personal property wheresoever situated. This includes all medical and/or mental health records you may have or that you obtained from the camper where she resided. Your immediate attention and cooperation in this matter is demanded. Please give these two individuals this letter and give me a notarized copy saying that served them this letter. Please. Thank you for your help.

Bread in the Desert by Pastor Rod Parsley

Bread in the Desert The Lord said to Moses, "I have heard the grumbling of the Israelites. Tell them, 'At twilight you will eat meat, and in the morning you will be filled with bread. Then you will know that I am the Lord your God.'" Exodus 16:11-12 In the book of Exodus, after the Israelites escaped Egypt, they could no longer do the tasks they had done all their lives in slavery. They were on a journey to a new land and had to trust God to provide everything for them. God not only gave them water in the desert but also provided manna for them-so much manna that the ground was completely covered! There was a catch, though-the Israelites had to gather it every day. They could not store it up for the next day, and those who did found it rotted. God wanted to transform the Israelites from being independent to being dependent on Him alone for their every need. God does the same with us today. He makes a way out for everyone who trusts Him. Do you feel like you are still in the wilderness, still on the way to your promise? Do you feel lost sometimes, like God has abandoned you? Read the story of the Israelites and remember that God will never leave you or forsake you and He will be with you wherever you go. Further Reading Joshua 1:9 Deuteronomy 31:6-8 Genesis 28:15

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On Purpose by Joe Stowell

We . . . are being transformed into [Christ’s] image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord. —2 Corinthians 3:18 Rick Warren’s The Purpose-Driven Life has had an unbelievable run on the best-seller lists. Its phenomenal appeal reminds us that believers and nonbelievers alike have a deep longing for a clear sense of purpose. We all want to know that our lives are involved in something worthwhile. Without a strong sense of calling and purpose, life is nothing more than routine busyness. Being a follower of Jesus gives us a distinct advantage when it comes to having a sense of purpose. The Westminster Catechism sums it up well when it says the “chief end of man” is to “glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.” Glorifying God means putting His character, His will, and His ways into action in all that we do. The apostle Paul reminded us that we “are being transformed into [Christ’s] image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord” (2 Cor. 3:18). The purpose of our lives is to let others see what God is like as they watch and experience His love through us. What a profound privilege it is to mirror God’s love, mercy, grace, justice, and righteousness to a world whose heart is “veiled” to God’s truth! (2 Cor.4:3-4). Our purpose is to show others less of us and more of Him. That’s living on purpose with a purpose! So let our lips and lives express The holy gospel we profess, So let our words and virtues shine To prove the doctrine all divine. —Watts The Christian’s purpose is to promote God’s plan. Categories: Christian life Tags: God, worship

Holy Moly it's Mold

Since I have discover that I have been a victim of mold. I would like to set up a business that helps the people that are victims of mold (renting a property) or brought a home that already had the mold. I will be using SCORE mentor to help me with setting up the business and getting the business plan done. For things that I can't do, I will hire someone to do them. Just remember things like this take some time. I will say give me at least six months once I receive an adequate amount of money to set things up for the business. Thanks for your support. Many states don't have a regulation for mold. Just call EPA or some other agency. Hopefully, the first one I will set up will be in Mississippi.

For Christ by Pastor Rod Parsley

For Christ Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved. Acts 4:12 George Williams was a godless young fellow...yet he found Jesus on the filthy, polluted streets of London, England. In 1844 he was led by God to begin a program to win young men to Christ, which became known far and wide as the Young Men's Christian Association....the YMCA. Walking home in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1868, Dr. Samuel Wolcott, the pastor of a Congregational church, was inspired to write a hymn titled, "Christ for the World We Sing," after attending a YMCA meeting. It became one of the most famous hymns ever written. We never know how our actions will impact others, but God does. He can use anyone to effect change in the world and in the lives of those who have not heard His message. Never doubt that God can work good through you. Philippians 2:12-13 says, "...Continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose." Open yourself to His guidance and He will use you in amazing ways! Further Reading Acts 16:30-31 Philippians 2:12 Mark 16:16

Supernatural Resource by Rod Parsley

Supernatural Resource "Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit," says the Lord Almighty. Zechariah 4:6 This life has been likened to a boxing match. There are a few moments when we can sit down and rest, but for the most part, we're engaged in conflict. In this life, we are constantly being confronted by challenges, but we can hope, for we all have access to the power of the Holy Spirit who resides in each one of us. On the Day of Pentecost, the Spirit of God was suddenly poured out upon the expectant disciples of Jesus. On that day, they were catapulted from ordinary to extraordinary, from the natural to the supernatural. Whatever your need, know that God has already made provision. Ask His Spirit to guide you. Power is available to you for every circumstance you face through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. You are able to do all things through the power of the Holy Spirit at work within you. John 14:26 says, "But the Counselor, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you." Rely on the power of the Spirit and you will see victory. Further Reading Isaiah 44:2-4 John 14:15-20 John 14:25-27

Never Let Down by Joe Stowell Devotional for disaster victims

When I was a child, one of my favorite pastimes was playing on the teeter-totter in the nearby park. A kid would sit on each end of the board and bounce each other up and down. Sometimes the one who was down would stay there and leave his playmate stuck up in the air yelling to be let down. But the cruelest of all tricks was getting off the teeter-totter and running away when your friend was up in the air—he would come crashing down to the ground with a painful bump. Sometimes we may feel that Jesus does that to us. We trust Him to be there with us through the ups and downs of life. However, when life takes a turn and leaves us with bumps and bruises, it may feel as if He has walked away leaving our lives to come painfully crashing down. But Lamentations 3 reminds us that “the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end” (v.22 esv) and that God is faithful to the end even when everything seems to be falling apart. This means that in the midst of our pain, even though we may be lonely, we are not alone. And though we may not feel His presence, He is there as our trusted companion who will never walk away and let us down! Thank You, Lord, that we can trust in Your faithful presence even when we feel alone. Help us to wait patiently for You to manifest Your steadfast loving presence. When everyone else fails, Jesus is your most trusted friend. Insight In Lamentations 3 we see the tribulations of God’s people. They are described in terms of physical suffering, painful injury, and imprisonment. Judah’s journey is portrayed in harrowing terms of terrible obstacles, wild animals, a wound to the heart, and bitter food. And the spiritual devastation can be seen in these words: “You have moved my soul far from peace” (v.17). Yet despite the despair of the moment, the promise of restoration and renewal are given: “Through the Lord’s mercies we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning” (vv.22-23).

What’s In The Name? by Joe stowell

“You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God, for the Lord will not hold anyone guiltless who misuses his name.” Exodus 20:7 There are a lot of fun events associated with being a pastor. And while great food at church dinners and getting invited to cool events with people in your church are near the top of the list, there may be nothing that quite compares to sharing some great moments with people — like the birth of babies. But in the joy of it all, there is a problem. When you arrive at the hospital, you encounter a weary, but thrilled, couple who hand you this tightly wrapped little bundle and then impose on you a serious ethical dilemma. Of course, you are supposed to say, “Oh, my goodness, what a pretty little girl,” or “What a handsome little boy!” The reality is that I’ve never seen a child fresh out that looks anything like handsome or pretty. (Come to think of it, I have seen three really beautiful babies.) But once I get past the ethical dilemma by saying something like, “My, isn’t she precious,” the conversation ultimately morphs into an easier realm of interaction regarding the child’s name: “What’s the baby’s name?” . . . “That’s a great name. What does it mean?” The answers vary: “Oh, it’s his grandfather’s name.” “Her name means ‘Father’s delight’” or, “We have no idea; we just chose it from a baby book!” For most of us, names are relatively insignificant. They are easily changed into nicknames and serve basically to distinguish us from Bob or Ted. But if we look at God’s view of names in the same way, we may have trouble understanding what the big deal is about God’s name. Why would He include the importance of His name in His top-10 list of “Thou Shalt Nots”? How could diminishing His name rank up there with murder, stealing, and adultery? It doesn’t take much digging through the Bible to realize that names are important to God. Think about Genesis, when God was often giving new names to the main characters—Abram became Abraham, Sarai became Sarah, Jacob became Israel. Each change signaled a statement from God about that individual’s character and his or her place in His plan. It wasn’t about God giving a nickname, it was about God assigning identity and worth to these individuals through the meaning of their name. Most importantly, names are one of God’s key means of revealing His own identity and worth. He reveals His identity when He tells Moses that He is named “Yahweh,” which means, “I Am.” It means that He is eternally existent. He also identifies Himself as “Elohim,” the Almighty God, the God of great power. His names are who He is, not just what we call Him. God’s names also describe His worth. You may be familiar with names like “Jehovah-Jireh,” meaning that He is the God who will provide. Or “El-Shaddai,” which means that He is completely sufficient. There are, in fact, 210 different names of God throughout Scripture, adding incredible richness and depth to our understanding of God’s identity, worth, and character. Which is exactly why He takes it so seriously when we degrade His name by using it as though it weren’t sacred and lowering it to mere casual conversation as though it were ordinary. The exclamation, “Oh my God” should be an urgent prayer, not a verbal exclamation point. When we lower the name of God to drag it through a moment of anger or to use it to intimidate or manipulate, we have taken God Himself and lowered Him from His holy position. His name is intrinsically locked into who He is and what He is like. To put it simply, when we hit on His name, we have hit on Him. No wonder He is offended. So, what’s in a name? If you’re talking about God, the answer is everything! YOUR JOURNEY… Take a minute to evaluate your tolerance level for hearing God’s name taken in vain. Isn’t it interesting (and sad) that we get appropriately offended by all manner of four-letter words in movies and TV, but no longer catch the numerous times that this commandment is violated! In what ways might you be treating God’s name casually? How does knowing that His names reveal His identity and character change your perspective on His name? Take a look at Philippians 2:9-11. What does that passage say about the name of Jesus? How does that motivate you to worship today?

Good Morning Girls-Easter devotional

Devotional-Exodus 12:1-14 Such rich text today as we remember the establishment of The Passover, where God instructs the Israelites to take and prepare a lamb in a certain way, and then use the blood of the lamb to paint their door-frames so that the angel of death would pass over their houses, saving their firstborn from the final Egyptian plague. This “passing over” was not a result of works, but a gift of mercy, separating God’s chosen ones. This Old Testament history of the first Passover plays such an important piece in the Easter story, setting the scene for the ultimate gift of grace to come, which was poured out on us by Christ’s work on the cross. The blood of the lamb saved from death. For those who know Him, Jesus gives life… He is our Passover lamb!

She Reads Truth: Women In The Bible, Part 1 from the Bible App

Devotional Eve: Who We Believe "I feel a divine jealousy for you, for I betrothed you to one husband, to present you as a pure virgin to Christ. But I am afraid that as the serpent deceived Eve by his cunning, your thoughts will be led astray from a sincere and pure devotion to Christ." (The Apostle Paul, from 2 Corinthians 11:2-3, ESV) I’m convinced that Eve gets a bad rap. Yes, she deliberately disobeyed God. Yes, she was easily swayed. Yes, she brought Adam down with her. (Though, to be fair, he made his own decision to take a bite.) The serpent was sneaky, to say the least. Everything that spewed from his mouth was a lie:There is no danger here. What you have is not enough; you deserve more. God is not protecting you; he’s holding out on you. One bite won’t hurt. Yes, the serpent shares the blame. But even he is not the biggest reason I find myself leaping to Eve’s defense.The thing is, I know this story and I know myself. And I am one hundred percent certain I would have made the same choice.I would have bitten that apple. I would have convinced Adam to do the same. In fact, I have. When I dare to look hard at my Southern church-girl past, it is littered with forbidden fruit, with times I heard God’s truth in one ear and the Enemy’s lies in the other and I chose to believe the lies.Of course, it is not always that simple. We really do try to get it right. But the shame and guilt we carry are proof that we don’t. No one does.Perhaps this sounds dramatic. I do have a tendency toward word drama. But I don’t think it’s a stretch to say we each face these apple-moments in our lives, in our everyday. We know truth and we live in it, but the lies just get so loud. We get weary, we get confused, we get angry, we get jaded. And we bite. Immediately the shame settles in. Like Eve, we hurriedly begin sewing together fig leaves in an attempt to hide our brokenness and our guilt.Let’s stop. Let’s put down our DIY efforts of self-salvation that Paul warned us about, and let’s run fast to the foot of the cross.We will find Jesus there, ready for us. Ready to forgive. Click here to join the discussion with the SheReadsTruth community