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According to a study done by iProspect, 49% of us change our search terms and/or search engine after not finding our desired result on the first page. This compares with 40% in 2007, 42% in 2005 and just 28% in 2004. Only 8% of us actually bother going past the third page.

I watched TV for 10 minutes Sunday morning, and this is what I heard: Firstly, Joyce Meyer was on, and she had this gem to share with us. She said that people don’t resent other people who drive the same car and have the same stuff. So, if people who have less than you resent you, it is only their jealousy that motivates them. It’s their problem, not yours. Furthermore, the have-nots don’t have what you do, because they’re not prepared to work for it like you did (she really is a master of insensitivity, isn’t she?). Then she used King David as an example, because God apparently gave him wealth and position because he was most devoted to God, and Joseph as an example, because he endured prison with a remarkable attitude and was raised to wealth and prominence. So, the implication is that wealth is a reward from God for those who are especially deserving, and those who ‘have not’ are in some way to blame for their lack of prosperity.

I asked him if his plane crashed in the morning did he know where he would go?

I told him Jesus was coming back (this really freaked him out!) to make a new Heaven and new earth