Friday, September 9, 2011

Computer Proverbs 1-7

A proverb is a short comparative statement that summarizes one or more principles in scripture.
These groups of 7 are meant to be discussed and lead to discovering principles in God’s Word.
As you search the scriptures, ask God to show you other computer proverbs you can excitedly share with others.
  1. A monitor is a window never to be viewed without prayer.
  2. Hurtful speech is like email that cannot be erased.
  3. Computers like hammers are heartless tools to build or break at the hand of the user.
  4. Memory without tears is heartless above all.
  5. God-led wisdom knows the difference between evangelism and administration computing.
  6. God-led speech reaches farther/deeper than webmail.
  7. If your heart were a hard drive, what would a search reveal? 
Can you add some?  Plant a few and see if they grow. 
Psalms 71:18


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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Computer Proverbs 8-14

A proverb is a short comparative statement that summarizes one or more principles in scripture.
These groups of 7 are meant to be discussed and lead to discovering principles in God’s Word.
As you search the scriptures, ask God to show you other computer proverbs you can excitedly share with others.
  1. Tearful typing is a Christian with an unsaved typing God’s promises in white, black, and blood.
  2. Neither printers nor monitors can match the red at the Cross.
  3. God came before technology. Do your actions teach the same?
  4. How big and accessible is your life’s HELP key? ‘F1’ is not enough.
  5. Every machine and software has glitches. Learn that your Savior has none.
  6. Monitors do poorly in sun light but man excels in Son light.
  7. Keyboarding without goals is like a storm tossed ship with no rudder. 
Can you add some?  Plant a few and see if they grow. 

Psalms 71:18




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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Computer Proverbs 15-21

A proverb is a short comparative statement that summarizes one or more principles in scripture.
These groups of 7 are meant to be discussed and lead to discovering principles in God’s Word.
As you search the scriptures, ask God to show you other computer proverbs you can excitedly share with others. 
  1. Cell phones to the ear block God’s ‘call waiting’ alerts.
  2. God gave us ‘bragging’ only to tell others of Him.
  3. As a schoolroom with wheels is a church bus, so is a honer of testimonies a website
  4. Fonts are few alongside God’s Grace for each day
  5. A spell checker’s Tear is just a four letter word unless it’s on your cheek.
  6. Seeing the reality in an email is like covering one eye – no depth of field or feeling.
  7. Computer safety is touching His throne before touching your keys. 
Can you add some?  Plant a few and see if they grow. 
Psalms 71:18


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Monday, September 5, 2011

Computer Proverbs 22-28

A proverb is a short comparative statement that summarizes one or more principles in scripture.
These groups of 7 are meant to be discussed and lead to discovering principles in God’s Word.
As you search the scriptures, ask God to show you other computer proverbs you can excitedly share with others.
  1. A fool has a computer that instantly reads and displays all his thoughts with abandon.
  2. See all that can be done without technology (and after it’s gone.) Start at Gen 1:1.
  3. Cell phones are helpful, but try telling that to Balaam’s donkey.
  4. Computers are fast but God was there first, and wants us to keep Him there.
  5. Computers are good at taking inventory but can’t hold a candle to God’s tracking the hairs on our head or all the names of His stars.
  6. Hearts need the Sin Virus scan more often than the Return key is pressed.
  7. CONTROL keys just two; do you have another within you?
 Can you add some?  Plant a few and see if they grow.
 Psalms 71:18

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