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July 28, 2011 By 1 Comment

The Lion King is a 1994 American animated feature film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation. It was published to theaters on June 15, 1994 by Walt Disney Pictures. The Lion King is the highest grossing 2D animated film of all time in the United States, and received positive reviews from critics, who praised the film for its music and story. During its release in 1994, the film grossed more than 3 million worldwide, becoming the most successful film released that year, and it is currently the 32nd highest-grossing feature film. The story, which was inspired by the Bible stories of Joseph and Moses, the Epic of Sundiata, and the William Shakespeare play Hamlet, takes place in a kingdom of anthropomorphic lions in Africa.

This is about love, responsibility, and growing up.

No human characters, all characters are animals. But the writers have personated each animal human characteristic, and this is where the film can make people moved.

Just as other child, Simba has a carefree childhood, he was playful, adventurous, and playing with friend, Nala, all day long. Although the carefree childhood is so beautiful, children still have to get older. When Simba and Nala were nearly killed by Hyenas in the Elephant Grave, fortunately being rescued by his father, the lion king Mufasa, at that moment Mufasa realized that ” I’ve got to teach my son a lesson. ” Mufasa said to Simba sternly: ” Simba, I am very disappointed in you! You could have been killed. And what’s worse, you put Nala in danger! ” Mufasa didn’t just blame Simba to take risks, more importantly, he put Nala at risk. If a person regardless of your own life that is your own business, but you implicated others, this is the question of responsibility.

 

When Simba noticed the error, Mufasa quickly turned to be fatherly, playing with Simba. Mufasa shows us the best father image, pretty fatherly and also can be severe when the children go wrong. I think that’s the reason why a lot of people like this movie. When Mufasa died of the buffalo’s foot, when Simba shouted: ” Help! Sombody, anybody! Help… “, wandering with despair and helplessly snuggling up to his died father, a lot of people cried, it is really heartbreaking scene.

” The Lion King” is definitely not just an animation movie for children, from the theme or education value of the film, adult viewers will also benefit greatly. With the forthcoming of the Father’s Day, children along with parents see this movie will be a better choice. But it is a pity that The ” Lion King” BD set is still unavailable. If you want something special on father’s day, you may visit here.

Not long ago, news of the ” Lion King” blue luxury suite exposed, but the actual release date was unknown, now the Walt Disney Company has confirmed a specific launch date. The ” Lion King” BD set shall be available on November 15 this year, shops are given the target price of $ 74. 99. At that time, whose childhood memories has the ” Lion King” can once again grow together with Simba, of course, before the wonderful journey, keep in mind to prepare a blu-ray converter, making your viewing away from worries.

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Honoring Fathers

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In June we celebrate fathers on Father’s Day. Even though we are a community of Moms, we can’t forget the Dads. Some of you have Dads in the home and some do not. All of us have Dads, whether they are still on this earth or not. So, this month I want us to focus on Dads. One of the reasons I’m doing this is I think, for the most part, Dads are ignored more than Moms. Dads in the media are often portrayed as ignorant or bumbling buffoons. You rarely see a Dad portrayed in an honorable way. Also, when women get together they have a habit of putting down their husbands and their husbands as fathers.

Christian men, and non-Christian Dads as well, need encouragement.

God has high expectations for fathers and how they are to lead their children. So, what can we do to encourage the Dads in our lives?

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If your father is still living, write him a letter and thank him for all the things he has done for you. Even if you had a difficult relationship with your father you can probably think of one thing to thank him for and let him know. When I worked as a camp counselor while in college I wrote my Dad a letter and thanked him for what he had done in my life. When my father died and I was going through his things I found my letter in a jewelry chest. He had kept that letter for over 20 years.

2. Look for opportunities to catch your children’s father doing “Dad” things with your children and praise him. Most Moms don’t wrestle with kids on the floor, but Dads do. Let your children’s Dad know that you appreciate those things.

3. Sing praises about your children’s father in front of other people. Let him hear you say things he does well.

4. Pray for your children’s father and that he would be the man God would have him be.

5. Don’t try to compete with your children’s father to gain the affection or approval of your children. Your children need to learn from both parents.

6. Do not criticize a Dad in front of your children or others. If you need to discuss something do it out of the child’s hearing.

7. Do your best as a Christian woman to not join in the male bashing sessions with other women. We are to uplift one another and not tear down.

8. Teach your children to respect their father even if that is hard. Do your best not to speak ill of him, even if that is all you can think of. Children need to make their own decision about a relationship with their father not have the mother make it for them.

9. If you are in a situation where your children’s father is absent, try to surround yourself with Godly families where your children can get a male influence. Maybe a retired Godly man who will take your children under his wing.

10. Remember most of us get our views of God by how our earthly father related to us. Encourage men around you to reflect God and His glory in their relationships with children.

In closing, fathers are very important in our children’s lives. We need to encourage that relationship and not do anything to tear it down. If that relationship is not an option then search out Godly men to love your children. The church is a body of believers that meets one another’s needs. So, encourage a Dad today by giving him a good work and a thank you.

Kimberly M. Chastain, MS, LMFT is the Christian Working Mom Coach and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is the author of 2 ebooks, Pearls of Encouragement for Christian Working Moms and Help! My Preteen/Teenager is Driving me Nuts. You can find both of those books at http://www.christianworkingmom.com  Also, check out her blog and Online Bible Study as well.  You can have coaching tips delivered to your email box daily, find out more at http://www.kimberlychastain.com/cwmtips.htm

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Father?s eyes

July 28, 2011 By 1 Comment

There is a boy, he and his father had each other, the feelings are deep and his son.

Boys like football, though often on the court bench player, but his father still did not fall came to watch every game, every game in the stands for his son and encouraging.

The secondary school, the boy did not miss a practice or game, but he is still a bench player, and his father have been encouraging him.

When the boy entered the university, he joined the school football team trials. Able to make the team, even if he is willing to play a small role. People thought he was not, but this time he succeeded – the coach picked him because he is always so hard to train, while also continue to boost the morale of any of the others.

But the boys team at the university where, or have not the chance to play.

Blink of an eye to graduate soon, this is a boy in the school team last season, and a competition is coming.

That small boy ran to the training field, the coach handed him a telegram, ugg sale, the boy read the telegram, suddenly became deathly silent. He choked back the tears, the coach said: “My father passed away this morning, today I can not participate in training?” The coach gently grabbed the boy’s shoulder and said: “This week you can not come, children, Saturday The game can not come. “

Saturday arrived, and was the football match played very difficult. When the race to 3 / 4 time, the boy where the team has lost 10 points. Just then, a silent young man quietly ran into the empty locker room and put on his jersey. When he ran up the sidelines, the coaches and the players were surprised off to teammates looked at the face of confidence.

“Coach, please allow me to play to today.” The boy pleaded. UGG Boots, Coach pretended not to hear. Today’s race is too important to decide about the outcome of this season, he certainly is no reason for the worst team play. But the boy kept on pleading, the coach finally gave in, I feel a little bit and then it would not let him play against my boy. “Well,” the coach said, “you on the go.”

Soon, the small and thin, nationality nationality unknown, has never been to field players in the field running, extraordinary, and stopped the other team the ball, just like the players the same. His team began to turn the tables, and soon the score a draw. Just a few seconds before the end of the game, boy, running all the way toward the bottom line, score! Won! Boy’s teammates threw him up high in the stands cheering fans, such as flash floods!

When people gradually take on the stands empty, UGGS, the team members one by one left the locker room after the bath, the coach noticed the boy sitting quietly alone in a corner of the stadium. Coach approached him and said: “Boy, I can not believe, you’re a miracle! Tell me how you do it?”

Coach looked at the boy, tears filled his eyes. He said: “You know my father died, but you know what? Can not see my father, he is blind!”

“Father in heaven, he for the first time I can really see the match! So I want him to know that I can do it!”

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