by Barry Morgan on October 17, 2010
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In this episode Lynne and I talk about how our faith has been put to the test this week. The dark cloud of the massive national foreclosure processing crisis looms ominously overhead threatening our purchase of our NW Georgia homestead dream.
With no mortgage approval or closing date yet, we continue in faith to further simplify by getting rid of stuff and packing for our scheduled move out of Florida on October 26, 2010.
The Dixie Dachshund Boys are excited by all the commotion of the move and join in to help pack.
Bandit & Casey-the Dixie Dachshund Boys
helping to pack for the big move
Scripture References NIV:
Proverbs 26:13
Psalm 37:7
James 5:7-8
1 Corinthians 3:6
Ecclesiastes 11:4,6
Psalm 5:3
Born To Farm Website
Washington Post Saturday October 16, 2010
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by Barry Morgan on October 9, 2010
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Subtitle: Is the Foreclosure Crisis Real or Another Political October Surprise?
Where did the seeds of our desire to own a NW Georgia sustainable small farm homestead first get planted? Listen in as we tell the story of a spiritual mountain top trip and experience that began our long and hopefully successful journey.
Will the developing bank caused foreclosure crisis halt or put at risk our signed Buyer’s Agreement and our dreams, to purchase our NW Georgia rural mountain homestead?
We get in front of our new media reporter microphones and provide a fair and balanced “News Alert” regarding the massive national home foreclosure crisis.
Is this a real crisis or a political October Surprise to affect the outcome of the November congressional midterm elections? We report…you decide!
What does all of this mean for our moving plans and schedule? How will we respond to this potentially life altering dream breaking challenge?
A significant amount of risk is involved in trusting God, in all things, in all relationships, in all choices and in all decisions. Risk is part of the very nature of faith (Dr. Charles Stanley, In Touch Ministries Atlanta, Georgia).
Fannie Mae HomePath
Washington Post article
Reuters article
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