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New Years Day
My resolutions may not succeed, but others I have determined, will
never fail.
Those I do not make.
- Roger W Hancock, Dec. 2017, Posted @
Facebook.com/Hancock.Roger.W
Deciding not to make a
resolution is a resolve to not better yourself.
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2016, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
New Year Rules !
When Christ rules your life.
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2016, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
We are but mere mortals; tears
for past fears, courage for this New Year!
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2016, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Resolve to resolve to
better yourself.
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2016, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Make last year's failure a step to success, in this New Year.
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2016, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
One more year is as one
more day; just a moment of time in eternity.
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2013, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
For any resolution to
succeed you must first resolve to succeed in all you do.
- Roger W
Hancock, Jan. 2013 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
It's a New Year. It's a
new day. Everyday is a new day to begin anew.
Envision the future, then act upon your vision.
- Roger W
Hancock, Jan. 2013 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
"I resolve to
procrastinate on addressing my procrastination issues."
- Roger W Hancock, Jan. 2013, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Working through a resolution strengthens the character within.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Not
so Happy New Year of Liberty waned.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
First
Day of New Year, - Pause, reflect upon past life, - everyday new!
- Roger W
Hancock, Poem
"First Day" ~
Brand
New Year to start anew, to make a better year. Shed the old, bring
on the new, celebrate New Year!
- Roger W Hancock, Poem "New Years Day"
http://NewYearsDay.PoetPatriot.com
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See also
PoetPatriot on Holiday for
more on New Year's Day
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Martin Luther Kings Day
February is Black History Month
Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
Civil Rights & Bigotry
Quotes
Valentine's Day
The heart loves, the eyes
adore, with tears of joy.
- Roger W
Hancock, Feb. 2013 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Valentine's Day
Love Quotes
Love & Life
Quotations
Valentine's Day
Sayings for Church Signs
Easter
Easter is the celebration of the Resurrection of man, from depravity
into Grace.
- Roger W Hancock, Dec. 2017, Posted @
Facebook.com/Hancock.Roger.W
Easter is
the celebration of Christ's resurrection from crucifixion three days
earlier... all for my sin.
- Roger W Hancock, March 2013, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
See the Christian Quotes
See Easter Sayings for Church
Signs
Independence
Day
The splash
of sky fires celebrate the 200+ year struggle of our liberty
- Roger W Hancock, July 2013, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Independence Day to celebrate America's declaration
of independence.
May we be vigilant in defense of that liberty!
- Roger W Hancock, July 2013, Posted @
twitter.com/PoetPatriot
See the Liberty Quotes
PatrioticPoems.PoetPatriot.com
Veterans.PoetPatriot.com
Roger's Rhymes of
Liberty.PoetPatriot.com
FlagPoems.PoetPatriot.com
www.FlagRules.PoetPatriot.com
TimeLinesOfLibrty.PoetPatriot.com
Thanksgiving Day
Though Thanksgiving Day now is
past, thankfulness is everlasting.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
If one is walking, aware
of Christ beside him,
the Father, Spirit and all God's messengers
are aware of one's Thankfulness.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Thankful to be going to
bed to sleep in liberty.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Be Thankful for the money,
that you could have been shopping.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Thankful for another day.
Another day of freedom; liberty from oppression and sin.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
God gave thankfulness when
he gave us a soul, separating us from animals. Our pets not
thankful, they simply want more.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Forget the table, forget your belly, remember those with empty
bellies.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The feast you eat is a feast of thanks on Thanksgiving Day.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Remember the lean times, remember the good times, In all things give
thanks for all that you have.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Let Christ touchdown your heart, this Thanksgiving Day.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Thanksgiving Day two days away. Begin today, Thanksgiving thanks
everyday.
An American Tradition of Thanking God.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
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See also
PoetPatriot on Holiday for
more on Thanksgiving Day
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Christmas Day
Quotes
I celebrate Christ
everyday with every prayer, praise,
and act of worship to the might King, ruler of heaven
and earth; author of
Liberty.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Here I am with stuffed stomach,
an American Blessing.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Before the world Christ was born
a Babe to live
and die as man. His blood
shed for our redemption.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Just Business. Salvation is the
bottom line of Christmas.
Expenses are sin, blood, and life of Christ. Profit/Loss is
eternal... life or death.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Babe born to live to bleed. Babe
born to live to die. Babe born that I not die, His blood has
cleansed my sin!
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas reason, a Babe born for
Christ be risen. Our salvation the bottom line reason.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
It is un-American
to refuse to use "Christmas" the NAME of our National Holiday!
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Though not the actual Day but
the Day chosen to Celebrate the greatest day.
A baby born to show the way. A way of living everyday, God's Way.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
"Christmas Thought" Christmas
full of thought, thoughtfulness in the giving, rather than the gift.
-
Roger W Hancock
then Posted on Twitter.
Celebrate the birth of Christ,
Celebrate his gift, his death. Babe, a gift; born to die, Christmas
celebrates new life.
Roger W Hancock
then Posted on Twitter.
Everyday is a celebration of
Christ's redemption.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas has no magic. Christmas
has power of peace and joy in redemption by Christ on the Cross.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Peace and Joy is under realized
by those who do not know Jesus Christ.
Redemption is the bottom-line reason of the season.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The longest running actual
"Christmas" tradition is to attend Church to worship and praise the
Lord Jesus.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Beware, Satan Clause is lurking.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
He who has not Christ in his
heart will never find the true Joy
and Peace of Christmas.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Joy
and Peace of the season is
in the reason, our redemption in Jesus Christ.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Dogs only know gifts are for
them.
They do not grasp Christ as true meaning of Christmas. But then
neither do a lot of people.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ Has Risen In Sovereignty
To Manage Atonement's Salvation. - by the blood sacrifice of Jesus
Christ.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The reason of the season is
Christ crucified for our redemption. To Live Forever!
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Man’s sin is the cause of
Christmas. God's solution is life and blood of Jesus Christ.
The outcome is our redemption... saving us from Hell.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ, born a Babe, to live,
teach, then die for sins of man. God's only son; my redeeming
sacrifice.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Santa and Satan rode together, clothed in red,
both with horns and tales of promises to deceive the children of the
world.
Roger W Hancock,
Dec. 2012 -
Flash Fiction Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas opportunity under the mistletoe, snatch a kiss but
quenched her cheer.
Christmas kiss; worth her slap across my face.
Roger W Hancock,
Dec. 2012 -
Flash Fiction Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
This silent night I see a star streaming across the night.
I hear a faint "Ho,Ho, Oh,No! as that star plummeted to the ground.
Roger W Hancock,
Dec. 2012 -
Flash Fiction Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ is Christmas. Christmas is
our National Holiday, whether Democrat Liberals like it or not.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas is the season,
Christmas is the National Holiday.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Seasoned reason is Jesus Christ,
born a babe, to live, to teach, then to die for our redemption.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Jesus is the man-God, the
Son-God, born a babe; purposed reason this season to die for our
redemption.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The true meaning of Christmas is
a babe, born to become, Christ on the Cross.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas season is not treason;
it’s theseason to contemplate the reason.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Love, Joy and Peace of Christmas is Jesus.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Birth of Christ the lamb, to
live, to teach, to die, then live again, eternally. He took our sin,
that we might be with Him.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christmas is an American Holiday.
The Holiday is called "Christmas!" In fearing to offend we offend
American tradition.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ, born to die for our sin, who is
God's gift of eternal life.
~ Merry Christmas to all... and to all a Good God
!
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Today's celebrations, from various
origins, continue today
because of-core reason to celebrate the birth of Christ the Lamb.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Santa Clause obscures the Reason for the
Season, just as Satan does.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ is the origin of Christmas
season. Decorated a manmade tree,
stripped and whipped, mocked and scorned, loved and mourned.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Christmas celebration, for
the believer, continues each day, no matter the season.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Crimson Blood; Broken Body; Light
of the World; Sun dark to light again;
Carols of wailing tears ;Origins of Christmas Traditions.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The first Christmas Tree was
Christ on the Cross.
The reason is the sin in us; the bottom-line reason of this season.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Reason of this Season. Babe
born to die for our transgressions. Redemption is the Season's
Reason.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Joy of Christmas is the Joy
of Christ, born a babe to live, teach, love, heal, forgive, then die
for our sins.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Congress enacted Christmas! . . .
Not "Holiday Season".
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ is the reason, the basis
of the season, for our national holiday called, "CHRISTMAS".
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
You have not known the height of
Christmas Joy, until you have known the Joy of Jesus.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
"Happy Holidays?" the National
holiday is called, Christmas!
Christ's birth celebrated but his death provides the Joy of the
season.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The true joy
and meaning of the
Christmas season is Jesus Christ, born a babe,
to live, teach then die for the sins of man.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
To deny Christmas is to deny
ourselves as who we are as Americans.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
To deny Christmas is to deny
American history.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
To deny Christmas is to deny
American tradition.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
To deny Christmas is to
denies American heritage.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The National Holiday is called
"CHRISTMAS"!
To avoid calling it by its name is un-American.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Peace on earth God's will for
man.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
'Merry Christmas' is the American
Tradition.
'Happy Holidays' is the subversion of an American holiday
tradition.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Love, Joy and Peace of
Christmas is Jesus. The American holiday is called Christmas.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Satan is anagram of Santa. Both
wear red, have helpers, have horns, and both lie.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
(Santa has reindeer horns.)
To remove Christ from the Christmas season offends American
tradition.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Christ is the the reason
for the season, this and every season.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
If a Holiday Tree,
and not a Christmas Tree,
it can be left up until After April Fools Day.
It is called Christmas by order of U.S. Congress.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The Christmas Spirit is
found in Christ, never under a tree!
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
The miracles of salvation
are the reason of this season; born to die that I might live.
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Freedom from sin taught freedom from tyranny.
Christmas is a part of American History.
The Holiday is called" Christmas!"
- Roger W
Hancock, Nov. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
"Whatever season, whenever His real birthday, the birth of Christ
birthed redemption.
It was settled that day to celebrate the reason; His birth this
season regardless,
this season, whatever tradition, Jesus is the real reason!"
- Roger W Hancock, 12-23-09,
www.PoetPatriot.com
"I'm a fan of the reason behind the season! May that reason be
tradition, this season.
The miracles of salvation are the reason of this season; born to die
that I might live,
the greatest gift of all !"
- Roger W Hancock, 12-23-09,
www.PoetPatriot.com
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For more Christmas Quotes see my
Christmas Sayings 4 Church
Signs.
See also
PoetPatriot on Holiday for
more on
Christmas Day
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Kwanzaa Quote
Kwanzaa NOT a religious
holiday. it's a racial holiday.
I think Hitler had such holidays on days when Jews were killed.
- Roger W
Hancock, Dec. 2012 - Posted @ Twitter.com/PoetPatriot
Compilation copyright 2013 Roger W Hancock, www.PoetPatriot.com
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