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Worst Album Covers

Well it's time for another round of “worst album covers.” To vote for the worst album cover simply make your selection and click on comment and place your vote. Feel free to leave a few thoughts about your selection. Enjoy!

First is the famous Cooper Family.

I'm a sucker for bands with an accordion and a saxophone. 

 

A flat top and a vibrant voice!

 

They definitely had that creepy cultish look.

 

I think this happened when he was cast out of heaven.

 

Guide me Lord to a new hair salon.

 

His first album after breaking up with the Crusaders.

 

The "rat pack" of Christian music.

 

Known for their wild antics and casual style.

   

Truely a miracle.

 

This album makes me want to lift my hands and spread'em.

Time for A New Year's Attempt

It’s the end of 2008 and it’s time for making New Year’s resolutions. I don’t know why I like the idea of New Year’s resolutions. Although I’m not very good at following through with every resolution I make, I still like the idea of a chance to start over again. Some might say, “Why try if you didn’t follow through last time.” I say, why not?  The beginning of a new year is a wonderful opportunity to take a look at my life and ask some important questions. “What have I been putting off that I know I should be doing?” “What have I been postponing for just the right time?” “What have I been procrastinating that I should just start doing?”

 

Even if you’ve failed to follow through in the past, the beginning of a new year is a great opportunity to stop, evaluate, dream, make plans and take steps in a direction that you know is right. Go ahead and give it a try. I know when people hear the words New Year’s Resolution it sounds like a declaration of radical change. If a New Year’s resolution sounds a little overwhelming, call it - a new year’s attempt. Remember your failure to follow through with past commitments is no excuse not to try again, especially if the changes could really make a difference in your life or in the lives of others. Proverbs 24:16 says, “A righteous man may fall seven times, but he gets back up again.” It’s time to get back up and try again.