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Oh look, the first Chicken Thursday of 2019 - Happy New Year!

One of the services Cybersalt offers is virus and malware removal. In fact, I am able to offer this remotely around the world. The software I use to clean computers and that I recommend to people who want something beyond plain Jane (no offence to all the Janes out there) programs is MalwareBytes. You can use the full version on trial basis for 14 days and then drop down to the free version beyond that.
www.cybersalt.org/malwarebytes 

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~ Pastor Tim

Last-Sunday-of-the-year greetings everyone!

If you have every wondered what the home office/studio is like here at Cybersalt World Headquarters, I invite you to watch this special behind the scenes tour I gave on a recent live stream. One of the things my regular viewers really wanted to see was some tech I have that I bet you don't have in your house!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs1722F_oNc

Like many of us, Rev. James Snyder doesn't always have a an easy time coming up with a New Year's Resolution. You can read "Items Not on My New Year's Resolution List" at:
www.cybersalt.org/gods-penman/items-not-on-my-new-years-resolution-list

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Oh look, Chicken Thursday!

Help yourself and support the Cybersalt Site at the same time! If you don't have a backup of your photos and/or data, pick up an external hard drive and copy your files to a device you can store offline, away from hacking and ransomware.
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~ Pastor Tim

Sunday greetings everyone!

As this is the last Cybersalt Digest to go out before Christmas Day, on behalf of Grandma Cybersalt and myself I wish you a blessed and peace filled Christmas!

I am mindful of the reality that this newsletter goes out to people in all stages of life and all seasons of life. Christmas, like other things that do not change from year to year, makes us keenly aware of those different stages and seasons. Often, but not always, sadness and sorrow are stirred as a result.

Such is the case for part of our hearts this season. We are missing a dear family friend who recently passed away a few weeks short of his 50th birthday. He was a father-in-law to our daughter and grandfather to one of our granddaughters. In the past we celebrated many joys with him, his wife and their 8 children. Now we share in the heartache of his absence.

When things that do not change stir up emotions because of what has changed, I find comfort in the hope and promise of Jesus whom the Bible describes as "the same yesterday, today, and forever." (Hebrews 13:8) At Christmastime that reality brings me back to ground zero of why Jesus was born in Bethlehem. As Roy Lessin put it:

"If our greatest need had been information,God would have sent us an educator.
If our greatest need had been technology,God would have sent us a scientist.
If our greatest need had been money,God would have sent us an economist.
If our greatest need had been pleasure,God would have sent us an entertainer.
But our greatest need was forgiveness,so God sent us a Saviour."

Regardless of stage or season, Christmas reminds us that in Jesus we can find satisfaction for our greatest need: forgiveness and a restored relationship with our Creator.

So again, from our hearts to yours, may the blessings and peace of Christ rest upon and within you.

~ Pastor Tim

 P.S.

Rev. James Snyder recently got some unexpected help with his to-do list and that helped him remember some important things about wisdom. You can read "Oh Wisdom, Wherefore Art Thou?" at:
www.cybersalt.org/gods-penman/oh-wisdom-wherefore-art-thou

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