Why Angels are without a shadow of a doubt not genderless!!!!!!!!!!!

"Each had six wings: with two HE covered HIS face, and with two HE covered HIS feet, and with two HE flew"- Isaiah 6:2
"Then one of the seraphim flew to me, having in HIS had a burning coal that he had taken with tongs from the altar. And HE touched my mouth..."- Isaiah 6:6
" 'Gabriel (which means Man of God), make this man understand the vision.' So HE came near where I stood. And when HE came, I was frightened and fell on my face. But HE said to me..."- Daniel 8:16~17
"And when HE had spoken to me, I fell on the ground. But HE touched me and made me stand up. HE said..."-Dan. 8:18~19
“The prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me, but Michael, one of the chief PRINCES came to help me...” Dan. 10:13
“But I will tell you what is in the book of truth: there is none who contends by my side against these expect Michael you PRINCE.” -Dan. 10:21
“At that time shall arise Micheal, the great Price...”-Dan. 12:1
"And the first angel blew HIS trumpet..."- Rev. 8:7
"And the second angel blew HIS trumpet..."- Rev. 8:8
"And the third angel blew HIS trumpet..."- Rev. 8:10
"And the fourth angel blew HIS trumpet.."- Rev. 8:12
"And the fifth angel blew HIS trumpet..." Rev. 9:1
"And the sixth angel blew HIS trumpet..."- Rev. 9:13
"Then I saw another mighty angels coming down from heaven wrapped in a cloud, with a rainbow over HIS head, and HIS face was like fire. HE had a little scroll open in HIS hand. And HE set HIS right foot on the sea, and HIS left foot on the land" Rev. 10: 1~3
"And the angel I saw standing on the sea and and on the land raised HIS right hand to heaven..."-Rev. 10:5
"Then then seventh angel blew HIS trumpet..."- Rev. 11:15
"Now was arose in heaven, Michael and His angels..." Rev. 12:7
"So the first angel went and poured out HIS bowl..."-Rev. 16:2
“The second angel poured out HIS bowl...”- Rev. 16:3
“The fourth angel poured out HIS bowl...”- Rev. 16:8
“The Fifth angel poured out His bowl...”- Rev. 16:10
“The sixth angel poured out HIS bowl...”- Rev. 16:12
“The seventh angel poured out HIS bowl...”- Rev 16:17

The media and Charlie Sheen

I believe the media has been one big enabler for the, less then amusing, antics of Charlie Sheen. He is all over the Internet, facebook (though I haven't been on since the start of Lent), news and of course Twitter. I also believe that not only has he brought all misfortune on himself...but I believe he wants it. Take for example that thing about the tiger blood and two live in girlfriends...who does that sort of stuff unless they're dying for attention. Of course Charlie Sheen has always been a whore who, as VH1 put it, "loves hookers like Americans love McDonald". He also doesn't seem to be fighting very hard to get his kids back...but at this stage in their father's life, it might be best that they aren't around him.

My first individual confession

This Monday I went to my very first individual confession which is something I've wanted do you since becoming a Lutheran, but I was always afraid that my priest would have something better to do (a very poor excuse for putting off confession for over a year). I decided that it was time for me to go, despite being terrified of what my priest would think of me. The hours leading up to my first confession was an odd mixture of excitement and terror. I spend all day praying that: God would give me the courage to confess what was really troubling me, God would give me the straight to not chicken out (which I though about a lot), and my priest opinion of me would change when I was done confessing.


I was so nervous about going that I came very close to having a car accident on my way to the church (which was a first for me). I got there 15 minutes early so I took that time to examine my heart, and to pray the rosary. When it was time to go into the church that nervous feeling started building up again. I walked into the sanctuary, where Fr. Peters was sitting at the piano. Fr. Peters first explain how confession worked, then we said a Psalm responsively (which was made difficult by the fact that I was nervous and that I get nervous when reading aloud infront of others). After the Psalm, Fr. Peters went through the Ten Commandments and then after the general confession, I confessed what was really troubling me.

After absolution I felt so much better, and so much less depressed. My family and friends have noticed a huge change (for the better) in my overall demeanor. Individual confession is something I'd most certaintly suggest to EVERY Christian who's church body offers it.