Cindy's Special Thoughts

Resurrection of Hope - An Easter Message
[Mar. 23, 2008] He sat quietly in the front pew. A tiny boy in a large church. Although the pews were full, no one sat next to him. He was alone and frightened but his grandma had sent him to church. She was not well but she wanted him to go. His parents did not attend church, but his mother had started sending him to spend Saturday night with grandma so she could send him to the church on Sunday mornings. So here he was all clean and in his best jeans and shirt listening to the man at the pulpit speaking of Jesus. No one invited him to Sunday school, the minister never took time to welcome him and often he would walk back to grandma’s house with tears in his eyes. He wanted to know this Jesus. He wanted to know more about Heaven and angels. His grandma did her best but before long they would move farther from grandma's house and the Sundays in the front pew would become memories By Cindy Meyers, CEO Rodeo Attitude

Last Lecture
[Feb. 20, 2008] A lecture on life you won't want to miss.

Live each day to the fullest - Every day is SPECIAL!
[Feb. 4, 2008] "Never save something for a special occasion. Every day in your life is a special occasion"

The Dash
[Jan. 24, 2008] Thanks to all of you, my "dash" is full!

UPDATE - The True Meaning of Christmas - Sara passed away Christmas morning
[Dec. 26, 2007] On December 6th I posted the below story in which I spoke of Sara's wish to share one final Christmas with her family. Sara was granted a final celebration of Christmas Eve with her family in her own home. Early Christmas morning Sara went home to Jesus. By Cindy Meyers, CEO Rodeo Attitude

"Bring Him Home"
[Dec. 24, 2007] This YouTube video with song by a little girl about her Christmas wish remids me of what so many are sacrificing for our country this Christmas.

A Christmas Message from Cindy Meyers, CEO Rodeo Attitude
[Dec. 24, 2007] While watching TV over the last few weeks with all the many Christmas Specials I noticed that very few of the "specials" had anything to do with Jesus' birth. Their was stories about Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, music specials with very few, if any Christmas hymns and I felt a deep sadness at what is suppose to be the happiest time of the year. Then I watched a fantastic show on Public Television that featured a segment with the great Walter Cronkite

Your cell phone VS Your Bible
[Dec. 17, 2007] A what if from a friend that will make you think twice.

True American
[Dec. 10, 2007] You have all heard the “You might be a Redneck if” jokes but here is a new version making its way around the Internet that I personally really liked. As a TRUE AMERICAN I decided to pass it on here:

Thanksgiving Message
[Nov. 22, 2007] A special tribute to a very special man.

KSBJ radio - you gotta hear this!
[Nov. 17, 2007] Children understand God better than adults do sometimes.

Visit with injured Bull Rider Lee Akin and Mary Akin
[Oct. 31, 2007] A bull did the damage, doctors worked hard but faith and courage were always there and God created a miracle. (Article middle of page)

Riding High
[Oct. 18, 2007] Great interview with PBRO co-founder and champion bull rider, Wiley Petersen.

God and The Spider
[Oct. 17, 2007] Member Kay Behm sent this to me and I felt it was worthy of this column. How often we forget the power of our God. Not only that the music is one of my all time favorite recordings. We forget Elvis did such great gospel music.