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We're Back Online!

Quincy FollweilerHello friends!

Well, we're back online after a huge move and redesign. We are bare bones but back all the same. Pizzansoda has decided to return to it's original mission. Our mission is summed up in our motto.

"Independent Christian Artists Supporting and Encouraging One Another in Life and Ministry"

That's it! That what we still want to do. Pizzansoda will celebrate 4 years of doing that and more March 14th! Help us celebrate by becoming a member of www.pizzansoda.com .

Check out our new forums area and make sure you fill out your profile there. You may be the first to add a topic! Check back often to see what we've added.

Thank you for your patience.
God Bless,

Quincy

 

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How Serious is Your Relationship with God?

The fast-lane lifestyles of today really don’t lend themselves to the traditional traits we attach to the term “Godliness”.  Remember the words to the old hymn:

    “Take time to be holy, speak oft with thy Lord;
    Abide in Him always and feed on His word.”

    “Take time to be holy the world rushes on;
    Spend much time in secret with Jesus alone.”

Most of us believe these words and would defend them, but with a sigh we confess, that more often than not, we are strangers to them.  Does this mean that we can’t be holy?  Does it mean we can’t be “Godly” people?  The answer is no....