Fortune Flower

Sleeping Beauties

They say you can be home away from home with these world-class air crafts? Well, some may be a little close but not all. Look at these attendant quarters we've featured here and you decide. Disclaimer: this is just a little show, we dont intend to 'hurt' anyone or any company by these photos or post. If in any case any of you wanted to be a plane attendant, this is the right time to choose your plane and/or company..





KLM airlines

Boeing 777

Canada Airlines

Boeing 747

Airbus

And PAL

Bursting Experience with Coke and Mentos

Following a death claimed to be caused by eating mentos and drinking coke at the same time, a group of kids tested what happens when coke and mentos are taken at the same time. Here are the pics that show what they found out:

Reality of Marriage

They say, when you marry, you are receiving a blessing from God. Maybe yes but some may say that the union wasn't exactly what they thought. I have here some of the 'real' and 'reel' situations of what some have experienced after the bounties of saying I do's. The intention is pure fun and not to scare anyone out of wedlock..

Cheers!

Got More Reasons to Complain?

You've been complaining all your life, but have you ever taken a look around you? use your senses, do the math. Count your blessings, you'll feel better for sure.

God’s Plan

Gideon assembled his army of 32,000 men to fight, but the Lord told Gideon “You have too many warriors with you” (Judg. 7:2). Gideon was faithful in reducing his troop count as the Lord directed, and the Lord responded to Gideon: “With these three hundred men I will rescue you and give you victory over the Midianites” (Judg. 7:7).

Many people often speak of this victory that the Lord gave to Gideon, but prior to it, Gideon had proven his faithfulness to the Lord in many less significant tasks. Gideon destroyed his father’s altar to Baal, cut down the Asherah pole, built an altar to the Lord, and sacrificed a bull as a burnt offering. We often see the results of people around us and want the same for ourselves, but what we don’t often know about is the years of faithfulness that preceded the visible result.
Are you faithful in the little things around you that the Lord has called you to do or are you just looking for the one big “moment?”

In the parable of the talents, those servants who utilized their talents well received more.
Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. — Matt. 25:21, 23

Where are you in your life? Are you living it out to the fullest or do you feel it has passed you by?

We often find ourselves asking and praying for “change,” but when we are faced with the actual possibility, can we handle it? Do we embrace it? Or are we just more comfortable living a mediocre life?

Don’t just go through the motions of prayer and sharing your “prayer request.”
Don’t disregard taking the little steps in your life because you don’t see the bigger picture.
Don’t stop believing that God has a wonderful and prosperous plan for your life.
Gideon lifted himself of the bottom of the winepress and decided to lead the fight against the Midianites. It may be time for you to climb out of the bottom of your winepress and start believing that whatever you ask, you will receive.

Gideon wanted proof that it was the Lord speaking; the Lord wants trust and obedience from us. Live each day as a gift from God, not as a sentence for unhappiness.
Your life is an occasion, rise to it.

Believe

After years of working the same job and doing the same thing, it’s easy to fall into a stagnant, mind-numbing state of being. It may be hard to believe that anything will ever change. You go to work—you see the same people. You go to church—you see the same people. You come home—you see the same people (or not), and nothing changes.

In the bowels of the winepress, Gideon spoke like many of us have done or have wanted to, “If the Lord is with us, why has all this happened to us (or me)?” (Judg. 6:13).

Gideon may not have believed that the Lord had greater plans to use him and had just resigned to live his days out hiding from the Midianites. In the movie, Molly shared similar sentiments, “It’s just what it is, nothing more.” Have you ever had similar thoughts? I have wondered to myself if there was “anything more.” At times I have felt as if I am the only Christian on earth that hadn’t been given his “working papers.”

Gideon, like many of us, needed proof before believing, “If you are truly going to help me, show me a sign to prove that it is really the Lord speaking to me” (Judg. 6:17). And the Lord did.
“Then Gideon said to God, ‘If you are truly going to use me to rescue Israel as you promised, prove it to me in this way …” (Judg. 6:36). And the Lord did.
“Then Gideon said to God, ‘Please don’t be angry with me, but let me make one more request. This time …’” (Judg. 6:39). And the Lord once again had patience with Gideon and showed him that it was indeed the Lord speaking.

Again, I can see myself in Gideon. Even though I have seen the Lord work in my life time and time again, I still find myself questioning if it is truly the Lord working.

“Why are you so afraid? Do you still have no faith?” Those were the words Jesus asks his disciples in Mark 4:40. Is He asking you the same questions today? If your faith in Jesus is real, believe that He has more planned for you and wants more from you, and then live it out.
If you believe you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer.— Matt. 21:22

‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’ — Jer. 29:11