Anchor Points

by Debbonnaire Kovacs

Posted by Debbonnaire Kovacs
Sept 24, 2014

https://vimeo.com/105063214
This is a short clip called Anchor Points, put up on the Adventist Church’s official vimeo site. It contains encouragement for those who are going through hard times and feel adrift and in pain.

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connieandherson
01 November 2014 at 2:52 am

When my father died, my mind felt as if the only one on earth, who truly loved me had passed away. This "rock" my father taught us about, as we hiked and picked up "rocks" that could be polished, and others were "leverite." Leave er right there…that rock can't come home…it will not take a polish….But, I'm a little rock, and there must be something …that must be polished off…for me to become the jewel Jesus talks about….I know my dad was! and is! and will be a good jewel in heaven..

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