God's Creation Declares His Godhead

I joined a discussion group on religion, and I found a question which prompted the following response from me.  The question was, "What motivates people to convert to a religion?"


Tom, thank you so much for adding me to this community.  I think your question of what motivates a person to convert to a religion is most interesting.  I think the answer is that the part of us that is in the image of God has to do not with two eyes, a nose, two legs etc... it has to do with that need for fellowship with another that is brought about by free choice.  That becoming intimate with another as in the barring of a mind to another without reserve, and being accepted by the other is the craving of the human soul.
 

 Beautiful horses of Austin County as seen from Coushatte Road, out of Bellville, Texas.

"For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:"  Romans 1:20

Stories... now Randy knows stories...

As my husband, Col(R) Randy LeCompte was growing up he lived in poverty.  His life however was rich with relationships, and one such relationship was with his Aunt Eva.  She was the wife of a Baptist minister, and she lived in Kentucky and ran a boarding house.  Every summer until he was old enough to stay by himself Randy was sent to stay with her as his mother was a single parent working to raise two children alone.  Randy has very fond memories of his stays every summer with this Aunt, especially of the summer when he was nine and in a Vacation Bible School at her church he made a profession of faith and the destiny of his life changed forever.

Summer time has come to an end, our own grand-children were visiting during the Fourth of July, we made sweet memories.


Like many of us growing up as baby boomers, Randy didn't have many toys, and so his play had to come from his own imagination.  Randy has always had a gifted mind, and his play revealed that even as a child.  While he stayed with his Aunt in the summer he had a little spiral notebook she had given him, and a pencil.  The boarding house had a railroad track that ran close by and whenever he heard a train coming he would grab the little notebook and pencil and race to the train crossing.  He would write down the numbers on the side of the train, and note the time that it was passing.  This note taking enabled him to figure out when each particular train passed through the town, and to make a schedule of the trains.

The last time he was on leave, as is our custom, we made our way over to Coushatte RV Park, when every last Saturday of the month except November and December, a little Blue Grass singing is held.  The performers are more than talented.  The last weekend of the month of October every year, a Blue Grass Festival is held, and groups from all over the country come for four days of wonderful music and fun.  You should come, you might see Randy and I, and you might hear The Wabash Cannonball.  The link just below will take you to a You Tube video of one of the best renditions of Wabash Cannonball I have ever heard...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiQUcsiA5bM&feature=context-gau

Come and hear the great music coming in October at Coushatte RV Ranch.  Here's a link to there site: http://www.coushatte.com/

There Are So Many Things To Do At The Ranch

When you come to see us at the ranch there are many things available to enjoy, 
and as always, active duty military and their families enjoy the ranch at no cost.

 Accommodations Pricing

All prices include breakfast served from 6 am until 9am

Additional meals available at a cost of $8.00 per plate by reservation (What’s in My Pots.)

Cabins have air-conditioning, dressing table, hot and chilled water,

electric fire places, microwave, and micro fridge

Bedrooms in the house share a bath room

Separate Bath room is in the house for cabin guests,

(Outdoor bath house/restroom facility under Construction.)

Cowboy Cabin, $40 per night

Gardener’s Cottage $30 per night

Jewel Cabin $40 per night

Rose Bedroom $45 per night

Carousel Bedroom $45 per night

Blue  Bedroom $35 per night

Camping $10 per night Bring your Own Tent, use of our tent $20

Motor home parking $20 per day (no hookups available presently but coming soon.)

Activities pricing

Day Pass for Property $20 per vehicle

Canoeing $10

Grilling $5 (use of our grills)

Fishing $10 per day per fisherman, (Texas License Required)

Dove Hunting $50 Per Day Per Gun,  Deer Hunting $100 Per day per gun

(exclusive reservation required,

no other guests on the property during a hunting reservation, and appropriate License required.)

Four Wheeling, bring your own four wheeler, $50 per day per four wheeler (Reservation required.)

Horse back riding $20 per hour per horse, (reservation required.)

The petting zoo, hot tub, and above ground pool are free, swim at your own risk, no lifeguard on duty!

The doll barn is always free admission,

barbie play in diorama $4 per hour per child, party pricing available

Call us at 979-865-8919 for reservations and more information!

The Hot Tub Deck