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What is respect?
TRANSITIVE VERB: re·spect·ed , re·spect·ing , re·spects
1. To feel or show deferential regard for; esteem.
2. To avoid violation of or interference with: respect the speed limit.
3. To relate or refer to; concern.
NOUN:
1. A feeling of appreciative, often deferential regard; esteem. See Synonyms at regard.
2. The state of being regarded with honor or esteem.
3. Willingness to show consideration or appreciation.
4. respects Polite expressions of consideration or deference: pay one’s respects.
5. A particular aspect, feature, or detail: In many respects this is an important decision.
6. Usage Problem Relation; reference. See Usage Note at regard.
I won’t tell you what I think respect is until I hear from you? Here is the question of the week.
What is respect? …Sorry ladies, we want the male point of view?
July 9, 2007 How to be cool…..
The truth is all of males want to be cool. Some of us are naturally cool and others have to work on it. The truth is, there are set rules on how to be cool. Cool people take time in the morning to groom themselves before meeting the world. They wear clothes that are appropriate for their own body type. Cool people have to read the newspaper, magazines, even books, and listen to a variety of music so they will be able to hold a decent conversation. People think I am cool because I am relaxed and comfortable with myself. I don’t panic easily and rarely do I show my stress. The biggest thing that makes me cool is I am not desperate for approval and you won’t find me trying to impress other people. Guess what else, I think I am cool and I go to church almost every week. Girls find nothing more cool than a man toting his bible and reading it.
10 tips How to be Cool
1. Be you, be confident and sure of yourself.
2. Be open to clean fun.
- Go to school and get a 3.0 average or better.
- Respect your mother and your sister.
- Dress well, stand tall, and be properly groomed.
- Be calm and not aggressive or hostile.
- Know a little something, so you can have a good conversation.
- Have a nice personality and be easy to talk to.
- Don’t be afraid to be different.
- Don’t be afraid to voice your opinion.
When you read your bible this week, read about Joshua, man that dude was cool.
Tell us what you think?
These are our 10 tips on how to be cool. Pick the one you think is best and give us your opinion about it. Add details. Tell us how you can use that tip to enhance your friends. Tell us if you think we are on the mark or not. What do you think it takes to be cool?
July 2, 2007 The Sons of Thunder is an on-line blog created for males age 10-17. The name was given to the disciples because they spread the word of The King with strength and courage. You can read about it in St. Mark 3:17.
My name is Mikchayel Ben Yisrael, and these are my helpers.
Together we will make sure that you find your membership with The Sons of Thunder interesting, mind changing, and informative. This is our first Sons of Thunder blog. We encourage you to sign up for a special prelude to The Sons of Thunder On-line Boy’s Club. Leave a comment to our question of the week. For the sake of safety and privacy, do not leave your real names, keep it clean though.
The Sons of Thunder …is a blog page being developed especifically for young men age 10-17. Topics of discussion are designed to empower your minds and help to strength you so that you can continue to walk and talk with Christ-like behavior and thinking. It takes strength and courage to be servant of God and to man-up in the face of adversity.
In the near future The Sons of Thunder will provide two additional services to young men.
1. The Sons of Thunder On-line Boy’s Club will offer a $8.95 membership package which will include special tips designed to strengthen our walk as servants of the King. The boys club will host on-line workshops on the latest issues concerning young males, overcoming family challenges, health and wellness, how to Man-up, relationships, building your confidence, and more. The $8.95 monthly membership will also make available special membership gifts. to all members along with 3 personalized Ebooks will include self-esteem, health and fitness, and violence & bullying.
($97.50 if paid annually)
2. The Suns of Thunder Readers are Leaders is a $8.95 per month on-line book club which includes a monthly newsletter, 20% discount on the book of the month, podcast study skills and writing skills workshops, special memberships gifts, and 3 Ebooks will include setting goals, time management, and increasing your apptitude. ($97.50 annual discounted cost)
The Sons of Thunder will help to empower you to make the most of your life!
I am a leader because I am a son of God, and so are you!
Discounts:
$15 per month for both memberships
$175 per year for both memberships when paid annually
Get ready for your membership!
More details will be posted in upcoming weeks
This week’s blog… July 1, 2007…The Sons of Thunder
Deuteronomy 31: 6…Be strong and of good courage… Psalms 27:14
He is brave. He is defined by God’s rules. He is a leader not a follower. He treats his mother, sisters, and every other female with respect. He is smart. He is willing. He is capable. He is love because God is love. He keeps the peace. He is better than average. He is loyal. He is confident. He is honest. He is valued as he values others. He is strong and not weak. He knows how to say no to anything that is not good. He knows that God expects him to lead with a Christ-like walk. He knows that God expects him to lead with a tongue of righteousness.
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