Deep truths in little disposable plastic cups
AgapeModels.com forum member Rick Lorenz (DiamondLRanch) sent in this wonderful devotional. He describes a marvelous example of the grace we have freely given to us demonstrated beautifully. Thanks for this Rick!
Like a lot of individuals, my background includes growing up in a small church of less than a hundred people. And as is typical with a lot of these size churches, the experience was somewhat more simple and didn’t include much in the way of extras. Metal folding chairs instead of pews, a lawn that could be mowed in under an hour, and those little disposable plastic communion cups. I am forever grateful for the life lessons that I learned in such an environment. There the foundation was laid on which I built my faith and the anchor that holds me to the truth was dropped somewhere way back there in the waters of my youth. Today I still attend what most would describe as a small church, but it is considerably larger in attendance and the building itself keeps expanding as the church continues to grow. I admit that in this larger setting it can take a bit more effort to find those personal moments of truth we all grow on, but God is forever faithful in producing these in the lives of those who seek them. Sometimes they are subtle. Sometimes He even plants them
squarely in front of us where we can’t help but see them. I can testify to His ability to teach me using my eyes to see through His, in order to better understand what forgiveness is.
Jeff Adair shares his concluding thoughts on his trip to the Nationals in Virginia Beach:
Jeff Adair continues his great reports and pics from the IPMS US Nationals in Virginia Beach, VA.
AgapeModels forum member Jeff Adair is in Virginia Beach for the Nationals there, and has been gracious enough to volunteer to keep us all updated. Here is Jeff’s day two report, and more of pics! Thanks Jeff, Jennifer and Billy!
AgapeModels forum member Jeff Adair is in Virginia Beach for all 4 days of the Nationals there, and has been gracious enough to volunteer to keep us all updated. Here is Jeff’s first day report, and a link to plenty of pics! Thanks Jeff, Jennifer and Billy!
When I was modeling as a teen, in the late 70’s, I built mostly Monogram kits. I don’t ever recall paying much attention to the panel lines at the time, as my goal was to slap ‘em together, get it on the shelf, and move on to the next kit.
Steve Budd sent in this great preview of Pacific Coast Models’ Spitfire Mk. IXc, an aircraft that you can never have to many of.







One of the great things about modeling is discovering new techniques, methods, and building up your skill in the hobby. It lets you see progress, and shows you where you need to improve. Each kit can be a new adventure in learning.
Don McIntyre gives us the details on Lonestar Models 1/48 OS2U Cockpit Set (LSM 0224). This is Don’s first contribution to AgapeModels.com- thanks for the support, Don!


















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