Last weekend at the box office
DC League of Super-Pets $5.7M
Top Gun: Maverick $5.9M
Bullet Train $8M
Beast $11.6M
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero $21.1M
Opening this weekend
The Invitation, Rated PG-13
Three Thousand Years of Longing, Rated R
Samaritan, Rated PG-13
New to streaming
Running With the Devil: The Wild World of John Mcafee, Netflix
Me Time, Netflix
Grab some popcorn, pull up a seat and enjoy the show!
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his week we would meet Kitty Kat, a 2 year old domestic short hair cat. He came in to the shelter with an injury to his tail. The vet team had to remove the tail but this hasn’t ruined his loveable personality. He loves to play with toys. He also enjoys having can food as a treat. He’s very talkative when he wants to be cuddled.
And Rogue, a 2 year old shepherd mix. She is very loveable with people. She has been great with young kids. She loves to play with toys. She knows how to sit.
Our friends at FOHCAS are currently raising money to help purchase a much needed storage shed for the shelter. If you would like to donate please check out their Facebook page: Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter to find out more.
We have featured 434 animals and helped adopt 433 of them! Furever Friends is bright to you by Pet Supplies Plus on Towne Drive in Elizabethtown.
Fill out your adoption application online at: https://hcky.org/adoption-application
Donate directly to the shelter at: https://hcky.org/animal-control-department/animal-control-donations
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3. Apologize Timbaland f/OneRepublic
2. No One Alicia Keys
1. Low Flow Rida f/T-Pain
The loss of a loved one, whether it’s sudden or expected, can leave us shocked and unprepared. Your grief can leave you feeling lost and alone. Your mind becomes flooded with things you wish you had said or done. You wish you could say “I love you” one more time. You may not feel ready to say goodbye or deal with the grief that has overtaken you. When you are dealing with grief, your emotions can scatter your thoughts. In the middle of this confusion and difficult time, remember a few simple truths from the bible.
The Apostle Paul calls death our “enemy” (1 Corinthians 15:25-26). Death reminds us that we live in a broken world. Death was never part of God’s original design. When you recognize this, you will long for the final restoration of all things, when the last enemy–death–has been defeated.
Death leaves us feeling alone, but remember, you are never alone in the darkness. Your Savior, Jesus, has taken the name Emmanuel, or “God with us.” This name reminds you that when you came to Christ, you also became the place where God dwells! His presence makes it impossible for you to be alone. (John 14:15-20)
The death of Jesus Christ is a powerful demonstration that the best things can come from the worst. Peter said that Jesus’ death was an evil thing done by evil men to the only truly good person (Acts 2:22-36). Jesus died on the cross so God could defeat sin and death–two enemies we couldn’t defeat on our own. In the same way, God can and does bring wonderful things out of the darkest moments of our lives.
One day death will be put to death. The loss of a loved one should remind you that God’s work is not yet complete. Because of sin, death entered the world. Jesus died so we would no longer have to die. When He rose from the dead, death was defeated. Until He returns, we still experience death but one day life won’t give way to death. Children won’t mourn their parents, parents won’t mourn their children, and there will be no widows or grieving friends.
On the cross Jesus defeated death, and his resurrection is your guarantee that one day, all who believe in Him, will be resurrected to a life of glory and peace. One day He is coming again to end physical death and usher in a new heaven and earth where there will be no death, no tears, and no sorrow (Revelation 21:1-4).
If you are struggling with the grief after the loss of a loved one, please read this article for a deeper look into biblical truth, and how to find healing in God.
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Last weekend at the box office
Nope $5.4M
Thor: Love and Thunder $5.4M
DC League of Super-Pets $7.0M
Top Gun: Maverick $7.1M
Bullet Train $13.4M
Opening this weekend
Beast (R)
New to streaming
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Disney+
Look Both Ways, Netflix
Orphan: First Kill (R), Paramount+
House of the Dragon, HBO Max
New to Blu-ray and DVD
Jurassic World Dominion (PG-13)
The Black Phone (R)
Frank & Penelope (R)
Grab some popcorn, pull up a seat and enjoy the show!
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