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Series: Faith With Boots On (5 of 6) by Stuart Briscoe
This content is part of a series.NOTE: This sermon is part 9 and 10 of a 12 part sermon series. Two sermons outlines are included in this download.
Part 9: Curbing Criticism and Cockiness
Series: Faith With Boots On
Stuart Briscoe
James 4:11-17
James insists that the problems Christians experience are often caused by attitudes that are wrong. His solution is "humble yourselves before the Lord…" Criticism and cockiness aren't evidences of humility and must be curbed.
I. Curbing the Critical Spirit. vv. 11-12
A. What do we mean by a critical spirit?
1. What it isn't.
a. Judicial activity. Acts 4:19-20
b. Careful analysis. John 7:24
c. Spiritual oversight. 1 John 4:1; Galatians 6:1
d. Personal evaluation. 1 Corinthians 4:3; 11:31-32
2. What it is.
a. "Katalaleite"-talking against, behind, down.
b. "The third tongue"-Rabbis.
"Slays the speaker, the spoken to, the spoken against."
c. Example of Miriam and Aaron. Numbers 12:1 16
B. What is so wrong about a critical spirit?
1. It destroys relationships-"brother," "neighbor."
2. It disregards the Law-"speaks against the Law."
3. It defies God-"only one Judge…" N.B. James 2:13
Part 10: Imminent Return-Immediate Concern
Series: Faith With Boots On
Stuart Briscoe
James 5:1-12
The return of Christ in glory-or the second advent-will be in marked contrast to His initial coming-or first advent-in obscurity and humility. People look at this facet of Christian doctrine differently, but James, true to form, views it practically and outlines the concern that accompanies an understanding of the return.
I. The Imminent Return of Christ.
A. The promise is certain.
1. The Savior's teaching. See Matthew 24:27, 37, 39, 42, 44
2. The Master's assurance. John 14:3
3. The angels' affirmation. Acts 1:11
4. The Apostles' proclamation. 1 Thessalonians 4:15 16
B. The program is concealed.
1. Pre-, post-, or a-millennial?
2. The timing is not advertised. Matthew 24:42 51
C. The practicalities are compelling.
1. It is the Lord who is coming-so acknowledge Him. v. 7
2. His coming is near-so await Him. v. 8
3. He will judge in righteousness-so obey Him. v. 9
4. He will bring things to completion (Telos)-so trust Him. v. 11
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Wauwatosa officials, waiting to see what transpires in Madison, where legislators are considering proposed changes to union benefits for state employees, put on hold Tuesday a fire-union contract and a move to require nonrepresented city employees to pay more toward health-insurance premiums
Mayor Jill Didier moved to hold off action on the two items on the Common Council meeting agenda, even though the Employee Relations Committee recommended approving the union contract and increased premium share. Alderman Peter Donegan, committee chairman, agreed with the delay but asked that these issues be discussed in coming weeks at a time when the majority of the council could attend.
"This is very significant legislation to us and our future," Donegan said.
Gov. Scott Walker is pushing for most public workers to pay half their pension costs, about 6 percent, as well as 12 percent of the health care costs. Walker's proposal would limit unions to only bargaining over wages and not benefits or other work rules. Only the police, firefighter and state troopers unions could continue to collectively bargain for benefits. Calling the legislation "a budget repair bill," the governor has said the changes would bring a $300 million savings in two years.
Donegan suggested a Committee of the Whole session or an Employee Relations Committee meeting when no other committees are in session. Common practice is to hold several committee meetings simultaneously with aldermen split among different rooms.
Alderman Brian Ewerdt added that he'd like to see the discussion recorded and broadcast for residents to watch. Typically Employee Relations is held in the back of the council chambers where television production equipment is not available.
Donegan said he wasn't as concerned with holding off action on changes to the nonrepresented employees because he didn't feel the pending legislation had as much impact. However, many people have concerns about making sure represented and nonrepresented employees have equal benefits, so it makes sense to wait on both issues, he said.
Didier said the path of requiring more contributions from employees for their benefits was the right one, but more discussion couldn't hurt.
As for increasing the nonrepresented employees' health insurance payment contributions, Alderman Dennis McBride cast the lone vote against delaying action.
The council voted 14-2 to postpone decisions on the fire union contract. Aldermen Michael Walsh and Jason Wilke voted in opposition. Walsh said he was confident that City Administrator James Archambo and Human Resources Director Beth Aldana had done a good job negotiating for the city so he didn't want to put off moving ahead.
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Subbing for Steven Snype, apparently
fuck it's been a long time since i was on smogon
edit: rank is apparently important, so fyi I'm unranked this...
I would be down for this so long as it took place at least a week after release so everyone has time to unlock stuff.
Actually, sorry, real life happened, I don't think I'll be able to play.
Have fun without me, though.
Unicycle with Hit Points and Multifaction Victory Points
I'm not such a fan of an X/Y draft playthrough, since I would have to buy a Pokebank membership in order to keep all the mons from my current...
The Draft Challenge
I'll keep this short and sweet, I promise.
What's a Draft Challenge?
"Challenge" is a bit of a misnomer, I guess.
Hey, can I ask you to take a look at the proof of concept game I have up in Approvals when you have a minute or two?
I like that my name is now being used as a descriptor of player skill.
Wish I had participated more but IIRC I got killed like N1 so :(
Zote Vorbees
in it to win it
Mason groups get one collective Masonizer shot-they have to choose someone to carry it out in the same way mafia chooses to kill.
Mafia janitor is...
They're one shot. I was also thinking of cutting the number of one shots they get to 3.
Okay, here's my tentative role list for next time. It's got 60 village roles, 25 mafia roles, and 15 neutral roles.
1. Vanilla Townie (no ability)...
I just added a bunch of people to the scumchat, PM jumpluff or Ace Emerald if you don't have access but want it (as I can't add any more people...
I don't know if there's a size limit.
I'm on my phone right now but I'll make sure to get everyone invited to scumchat later today (unless there's a...
Postgame is up in OSI-check it out here: http://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/great-idea-mafia-postgame-setup-discussion.3508444/#post-5499935
hopefully still approved by askaninjask
based on a mafiascum setup
game thread
Wow, what a game this was to host.
The idea for this mafia...
Game Over!
(8) Committed the original sin
(majority is 5 votes)
Too pissed off at XCOM to do flavor right now, but here's a picture, at least:...
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Dear Warrior {09-18-12}
Dear Warrior...
I just found out that another friend cuts and starves.
And there is nothing, absolutely nothing, I can do about it.
I'd suspected the truth for awhile. There was just this air about her that reminded me of self-harm and eating disorders. But to have my fears confirmed...
It reminded me what an ugly being the devil is. Not outwardly, as the Bible describes him as beautiful, but inwardly.
And it reminds me of how much I DO NOT WANT TO SERVE HIM.
He gets so many of my friends to hurt themselves. He tells the people I care about that they're unlovable. He convinces so many of my relatives - my relatives! - that sex is free and careless and has no consequences. He manages to get some of my dearest friends to consider suicide.
My friend I just found out about...she's another of the devil's prey, another creature he seeks to devour.
But as for me, I'm not going down without a fight.
I'm not going down without a fight!
To tell you the truth, I'd been reconsidering this whole freedom thing yesterday. Thankfully, God got me through, but seeing another friend search so desperately for release from her pain makes me realize how "worth it" freedom is.
I will die a freewoman. I will not die a slave to the things I hate. I am not going down without a fight.


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You all changed....
Rants. Proposed twitter complaints. Boycotts. Seriously?
I seriously don't know where to start. Many of you are blind of anger after the introduction of Zeus.
Zeus can open the doors to many new things in this game. You can raise your hopes about having multiple characters in other games like Devil May Cry and Metal Gear Solid. Plus, you can raise your hopes on some antagonists. This game is Playstation All Stars, not Playstation Heroes (PS Heroes did horrible anyway).
Yet, many here still complain. Yes, not many asked for Zeus. Yes, there could have been many more people to chose instead of Zeus. But guess what? We aren't in charge of this game. This is not Burger King; you don't have it your way.
This game has one of the largest fanbases in Playstation. Just by looking at the forums, you can see that this has grown very large since November. We had had fun here colaborating about hopeful dlcs and had friendly competitions and chats.
Yet, so much chaos just for one unwanted Zeus?
You all are different. Some of you may realize that he's a great addition to this game. But for those that do not see that, please get over it. There's no point to cry over spilled milk. Would you rather have Zeus or no Zeus dlc at all? Something is better than nothing. The people at the Playstation Plus constatly complain that they don't get the same games that Europe gets. I hope I will not see any of that riff raff here.
Thank you and good day.
Re: You all changed....
Re: You all changed....
Re: You all changed....
They'll never satisfy everyone, so the best we can do is ignore the stupidity and look forward to DLC. At least they're showing they care about All stars, and are willing to give more to their fans.


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Reporter: Eric Campbell
When the Soviet Union incorporated Kyrgyzstan into their empire they turned feudal, nomadic herders into collective farmers. As elsewhere they tried to stamp out traditional practices like wife kidnapping and turn the Kyrgyz into modern Soviet citizens. Now that the soviet empire has gone the Kyrgyz have embraced market reforms and the old customs are flourishing. Even nomadic herding and wife napping are staging a remarkable comeback high in the beautiful Tien Shan mountains. But not everyone is happy with this return to the past. Newspaper editor Zamyra Sydykova accuses the current President and ruling elite of stealing the fruits of the former communist state for themselves and setting up a new feudal dynasty, with his son marrying the daughter of the President of neighbouring Kazakhstan. "President Akayev is a feudal ruler. He imagines himself as the heir to all Kyrgyzstan's assets....he mentions his royal roots frequently to the Russian press." With the trickle down of the benefits of market reforms not apparent at the bottom, some are even pining for a return to the communist era. "I think life would be better if the party had stayed. Now there is no equality." Demir, nomadic herder.
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Can anyone help me? I have a 96 reg 316 and I'm after a black anodised or brushed alloy oil filler cap to replace the black plastic square one. I've polished and painted the valve cover and I'm in the process of polishing and painting the upper intake manifold but I feel the lump of plastic could be replaced with a better looking item. I've found some on Ebay but they all have either AC Schnitzer or the M logo on them and my car has zero ACS parts or influence in it and is nowhere near the M series as it's only a baby BM, so I'm after one without either of those logos on. I'm quietly working my way around the engine bay, tidying as I go.
Also I want to replace the two hoses connected to the rad with red silicone hoses but I would like to replace the piece of hose between the throttle body and the airbox with a red pipe too but there is a little plastic box that sits on the elbow and I have no idea what it does or why it's even there?? Is it important(considering it's just an empty box I doubt it does much)??


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What to Do in Brisbane During School Holidays
January 2nd, 2014 | Meriton Apartments
School holidays are here, as parents already know. Fortunately, there are now lots of fun activities for kids of all ages in Brisbane.
Some great school holiday activities in Brisbane include:
- Beginner Rock Climbing at Mt. Barney Lodge Retreat
The retreat has three climbs specifically designed for children ages 3-12 years old, and it's a great way to introduce kids to exercise in the outdoors. Not only that, but the journey to the climbing site has some spectacular views along the way. All equipment is provided, and trained professionals will be able to help you and the whole family enjoy your rock climbing experience. All you need to bring is some sunscreen, a hat, a water bottle and comfortable closed-in shoes.
- Story Bridge Adventure Climb
Experience some of Brisbane's best views and get some good exercise on one of the city's most unique attractions. One of the best options for both locals and visitors, the Story Bridge Adventure Climb is perfect for all ages and fitness levels. The activity is suitable for those ages 10 and up and, during the climb, you'll be able to hear some fascinating facts about Brisbane city and the bridge. Being one of only three bridge climbs in the world, this experience is available for dawn, day, twilight and night climbs.
- Family Fun at Riverlife
Riverlife at Kangaroo Point offers a wide variety of activities, including biking, rollerblading, kayaking, rock climbing, and abseiling. You can take on your adventure but not before you have a good feed. If you go on Sunday, they hold a traditional Aussie barbeque brunch, which includes all of the good foods such as eggs, tomato provencal, chipolatas, toast and hash browns. Of course, tea and coffee are also available. Breakfast is served on the riverside deck and provides some stunning views of the city, river and gardens. No experience is necessary for the activities and all safety equipment is provided by qualified instructors.
- Haunted Brisbane Ghost Tours
Walking and coach tours of some of Brisbane's historic sites including the Queen Street Mall, Parliament House, the Council Chambers, and Toowong Cemetery. Come and see why Brisbane is known as the world's second most haunted city, according to National Geographic Magazine. You can either take a walking tour or a coach tour. Walking tours take approximately 1.5 hours where you visit 5 haunted sites in the Brisbane CBD. The coach tour takes around 2.5 hours and the tour takes you to 4 of Brisbane's eeriest sites. This is a great tour for ages 10 and up.
- NIDA Spring Drama Courses
NIDA (The National Institute of Dramatic Art) is one of the most prestigious and well respected drama schools in Australia. They are known for providing some of Australia's leading actors and actresses their training before hitting the big screen. NIDA provide excellent short courses for young people to help them to begin to understand the art of acting. Industry professionals lead the workshops and help with skills in acting as well as auditions and techniques. These courses provide a great stepping stone for young people interested in acting and where it can lead them through their studies.
- Erth's Dinosaur Zoo
Between 3-18 January, Cremorne Theatre at QPAC becomes home to some pre-historic creatures. Following some sell-out shows in both 2012 and 2013, the Erth's Dinosaur Zoo is perfect for families, aged 5 and up. There are cute, life-like baby dinosaurs through to some of the largest carnivores and herbivores that ever walked the planet. The dinosaur puppets are a real hit with both adults and kids and look very lifelike. The magical performance can be seen right here and Brisbane and shows run for approximately 50 minutes.
- Melt Picnic
As a part of MELT: A Festival of Queer Arts and Culture, Melt Picnic is available for all ages and all backgrounds. On the Performance Lawn at Brisbane Powerhouse on Sunday 7th of February, you can grab your picnic basket and join the community for a great day out in the sunshine. There will be events such as the Dog and Owner Costume Parade, Hot Boi Contest and creating live art sessions. There will also be free performances with the picnic running between 12pm and 6pm. This all-inclusive event is also free to attend.
- Summer School Holiday Children's Art Workshops
Running between 7th of December and 22nd of January, the kids can get super creative at RAW Art Workshop during the school holidays. If your kids are the creative kind, they'll be able to let their creative juices flow while they make some great pieces. Workshops are divided by age groups and there are a wide variety of classes to choose from. The workshops focus on a particular type of skill or technique and some of the classes include drawing, sculpture and printmaking. Prices start from $15 so is quite affordable for all families to enjoy during these upcoming holidays.
- Brisbane Teenage Photography Course
If the kids are aged between 12-18 and have an interest in photography, the intensive school holiday program run by professional photographer Francis Keating, is a great opportunity to hone in on their photography skills. Starting the 16th of January 2016, the 3 hour course in the Brisbane CBD will help teenagers to understand all of the functions of a DSLR camera, how to give your photos a professional quality and how to get started on your portfolio. Classes are kept small so that there is more opportunity to spend more one-on-one time with Francis. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as the workshop will be held in the CBD with a substantial amount of hands on activity.
- YMCA Camp Warrawee Adventure Vacation Care
For kids between the ages of six and thirteen, Camp Warrawee is a great place to be. YMCA Brisbane runs the YMCA Camp Warrawee and provides a great place for kids to enjoy fitness, challenges and be inspired. The care program is designed to help gets to get moving and provides fun and exciting experiences for them to enjoy outdoors. They can make new friends, take part in the activities on offer and discover new interests. There are plenty of activities such as indoor climbing, archery, canoeing, pool games and geocaching. As well as these activities, the camp also holds special activity days, bringing in third party activity providers. PAst activities have included a petting zoo, reptile show and go-karting. Overall, it's a fantastic opportunity for kids to spend time with other kids and away from the electronics that so many of them are used to these days.
There is always a great deal of fun to be had in Brisbane. The city is still one of Australia's best destinations for family fun and school holidays, with plenty to see and do for all ages. There is not a dull moment to be had here, so be sure to check out all of the events in your local area to keep them occupied these holidays.


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A performance of the Handel opera from the Schlosstheater Neues Palais in Potsdam. Wolfgang Katschner conducts the Lautten Compagny.
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Tasmania's Gone Nuts 101 Adventure Race
The inaugural Tasmania's Gone Nuts 101 Adventure Run will commence on one of Tasmania's most recognised and visited icons, The Nut, at Stanley, in Tasmania's North West corner.
The race hugs coastline, climbs through Rocky Cape National Park and traverses rugged coastal bush and calming temperate rainforest, finishing in Gutteridge Gardens, Wynyard, after a breathtaking trip around another volcanic monolith, Table Cape.
Both the 101km, 50km races have individual and team relay entries, and the exclusive last 25km leg is for individuals only. So that everyone can enjoy Gone Nuts, there are generous cut off times for all legs - even a brisk walk will get you over the line in time!
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text: Code: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0164756/ Country: Denmark, Sweden Language: Danish (1st group of links: Danish and Spanish audios; 2nd group of links: German dubbed version; srt. subs English) The Dogma 95 manifesto, which originated in Denmark and lays down strict rules of how a film should be made (no fakery, no sets, no artificial lighting, no gismology, no hint of Hollywood), has spawned two movies so far: the fractious family reunion, Festen, and Lars von Trier's emotionally bereft, The Idiots. This is the third and best. Writer/director, Soren Kragh-Jacobsen, is less concerned with the base elements of human nature and more on the concept of redemption. Kresten (Anders W Berthelsen) is an ambitious high-flyer in Copenhagen who marries the boss's daughter. On their wedding night, he receives a call. His father has died. Since he has told his wife and everyone else that he's an orphan, embarrassed by the poverty of his rural background, there is some explaining to do. Instead, he takes off for the island of Lolland to sort things out. This is not so easy. His father's farm is a wreck. His brother, Rud (extraordinary performance from Jesper Asholt), is mentally retarded. The neighbours are cretins, or degenerates. He advertises for a housekeeper, in the hope of finding a mother figure for Rud, so that he can return to the luxury of his city lifestyle. Liva (Iben Hjejle), a call girl on the run from a stalker, answers the ad, followed by her rebel son, who has been expelled from school. And then Kresten's wife decides to see for herself what kind of home her husband was raised in... None of the characters are monsters, with the possible exception of a childhood acquaintance who specialises in seducing friends' wives. The performances are generous and affectionate. For once Dogma rules don't interject unduely. The handheld camera is not suffering from Parkinsons and the script does not sound as if it was written yesterday. No doubt Kragh-Jacobsen will be accused of selling out, because these people try to be nice, try to be kind, against all the odds, in circumstances that encourage despair. Reviewed by: Angus Wolfe Murray (Eye For Film) Danish and Spanish version: Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/141741934/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part1.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141741931/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part2.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141741929/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part3.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141755281/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part4.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141755310/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part5.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141755315/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part6.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141769978/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part7.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141769977/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999_.part8.rar.html German version: Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/141769985/Mifune_1999_German.part01.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141772537/Mifune_1999_German.part02.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141784996/Mifune_1999_German.part03.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141784995/Mifune_1999_German.part04.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141787904/Mifune_1999_German.part05.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141801238/Mifune_1999_German.part06.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141801241/Mifune_1999_German.part07.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141803997/Mifune_1999_German.part08.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141817639/Mifune_1999_German.part09.rar.html http://rapidshare.com/files/141817655/Mifune_1999_German.part10.rar.html English subs: http://rapidshare.com/files/141769848/Mifunes_sidste_sang__1999__English.rar.html


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Jelly was invented by Sir Robert Hackenthorpe, and helped to make his fortune as he had cornered the market in the import of animal bones from the Continent, which he boiled down to make the major ingredient before adding fruit-based flavorings. By an interesting coincidence he also invented gelignite, known as "jelly" among the safe-cracking community.


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We have moveon.org sending out a poll, basically asking if we should be working on dumping right wing a**hole democrats. Whoopeedoo!
This tells me how weak these progressive organizations are. It tells me that they are possibly not really progressive at all. Maybe they are even the wimpy democrats that the right wingers who write to me talk about all the time.
Moveon.org is already on my sh*t list for running a lousy excuse for a poll last year that was biased and set up to make Casey the winner. It failed to disclose the most important facts in terms of the candidates positions on issues. I KNOW from the scientific poll I ran, (OpEdNews/Zogby People's Poll )that when people DO know the positions, they drop Casey like a lump of hot coal. His lead on Santorum disappears. I later learned that there was a connection between the wife of the man who ran the moveon poll and Casey's campaign. Pathetic!! Moveon should make up for it by doing a similar poll again, only this time, do it right, maybe even use a third party organization like I did-- Zogby.
I can't help but think that across the nation, this same kind of failure on the part of progressive leaders must be playing itself out. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they are just pathetic, leaderless failures in Pennsylvania. I know one groups says that every local group in PA must endorse a candidate before they will get behind a progressive candidate instead of Casey. One or two local groups have not agreed on the same candidate, so they don't have unanimous concensus. So they haven't made a decision. I don't call that grassroots decision-making. I call that unwillingness to commit or decide. Even if they are unwilling to commit to a progressive candidate, they should, at least, speak out against Casey, who is about as far from progressive as a candidate can get. And they should speak out against the centrist politicos who claim to be progressives. Well, maybe not speak out against them, but at least challenge them to prove they are progressive. This, of course, raises the important question, what makes a progressive a progressive?
We don't just need progressive organizations. We need tough progressive organizations which are willing to stand up to the hard boiled, cynical, sold-out-to-business Democratic regulars. We need progressive organizations that are willing to take a stand. Now, I am very pleased to see that DFA is supporting Christine Cegelis. The DNC really screwed her in picking a wounded and disabled female Iraq vet over her when Cegelis has done such a great job. But it's an obvious call. I want to see something done about the PA senate race. Even if the three organizations I've mentioned just take a stand and say that Casey is not acceptable, and recommend that, in the primary, progressives vote for either of the declared progressives (though, in my mind, Pennacchio is the obvious first choice) that would be better than stupidly, impotently, gutlessly standing by and doing nothing.
I hope I piss off someone in these big progressive organizations. I hope some of my readers forward this to people in those organizations, because if they don't do something about Casey, they don't deserve to be called anything but Progressive Wimps.


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by Sarah
My sweet little boy Noah arrived into the world at 9:11am on Saturday, September 7, 2013. I will never forget the moment I gave a final push and he came out of the womb with eyes wide open, looking right at me.
But, lets get to the beginning, 23 hours earlier on Friday morning. After a night of restlessness due to "strong & short" period-like cramps, I had a gut feeling it was time to go to the hospital. The pains weren't off the charts but I could not sleep through them, & they were happening every 5 minutes. But, just to be sure, I called my doctor, and asked if this sounded like the real deal (for some reason, I thought that it might have been false labor and I pictured a scenario where I would be sent back home once I got to the hospital.)
Sure enough, the doctor advised me to head over to Triage at Magee, which is the first stop in the Women's Birthing Center, and is where you checked to find out if you are indeed in labor. After discovering I was almost 5cm dilated and in active labor with contractions now every 2-3 minutes, I was wheeled up into a LDR suite (Labor, Delivery, and Recovery) that was absolutely beautiful. (If I have more babies, I am definitely having them at Magee.)
For the next twelve hours, I went through contractions with no pain medication. I didn't intentionally seek out a birth with no pain medication, but I wanted to wait until I needed the epidural before I actually got it. I used a birthing ball for most of my contractions (which is the only position in the room I wanted to be in) and listened to the Skrillex channel on Pandora while Dan massaged my back. I also walked the hallways at Magee after convincing the doctor to put me on wireless fetal monitoring. We were the ONLY people walking around during labor (my family & Dan's family were walking with me!) and we got a couple of awkward stares from the nurses, but I hated laying in bed with the contractions as it made them feel like they were being amplified.
Over the course of twelve hours, however, I only dilated another centimeter! I was lucky enough to have a doctor (Dr. Ari Heffron) who was willing to wait and let me try to do a natural birth. After a while though, he gave me an ultimatum-- we either had to start Pitocin or break my water.
I decided to start Pitocin simply because if I had my water broken, I would be stuck in bed (per this particular doctor's orders) but I would be able to continue to use the birthing ball if I started Pitocin. As I knew it would from taking a childbirth class at Shining Light Prenatal Education, my contractions felt more painful and it was almost midnight (we left for the hospital that morning around 9am) and everyone insisted that if I didn't get sleep, I wouldn't have any energy to push. So, I knew it was time for the epidural (which I was terrified of because I had heard so many horror stories from other women-- the epidural not working, pain equal to a nail being drilled into your spine, etc.)
However, I am so confident in my choice to get both the Pitocin and the epidural. I just have to say that when the anesthesiologist came into the room, it was like a scene out of Grey's Anatomy. You know, where one of the doctors saves a life and they play a cool indie track behind it to give you the chills. I had the nicest anesthesiologist (all I know about him is that his name is Michael- if you are headed to Magee to have your baby) who knew how to put me at ease as I nervously rattled off questions about the epidural while he set up. I also had the perfect nurse to help me through the process (which takes about ten minutes), who was actually just filling in for my nurse,who was stuck in the OR.
I just have to share with anyone who is terrified of the epidural (like I was)- it is NOTHING. The anesthesiologist even had to poke me in the spine several times before finding the exact spot and I still am blown away by how much it didn't hurt. Obviously, there was a little bit of pain, but they inject you with a numbing solution for the area first. I prepared myself for something similar to a chainsaw slicing into my back, so what actually happened felt soothing in comparison. I know a lot of people have strong feelings about epidurals, but for me, it was the most relieving and wonderful medical procedure I have ever had.
I asked the anesthesiologist if my lower back would be sore the next day and he said, "Listen, women who have a vaginal birth, or any birth, are going to be sore for a few weeks anyway. This won't matter." And, it didn't. I had a bruise at the spot where he poked around but it was the last thing on my mind.
After the epidural and Pitocin, I "slept"(or dozed off here and there) until about 6:00 am. By that time, I was up to 9cm. (I couldn't believe that I had so much progress without feeling the physical demands of the contractions!) The doctor broke my water and within an hour, I felt the most overwhelming desire to PUSH. The whole time I was pregnant, I wondered how I would ever be able to give birth because it sounded so impossible, but your body goes into auto-pilot and there is NO STOPPING your body when it comes time to push.
At about 6:45, I told the doctor that I had to start the pushing process and after one try, he said I wasn't ready so he ordered a stronger dose of the epidural so that I could "labor down." This was the only phrase I hadn't researched like a maniac, in fact I hadn't even heard of it, in the months leading up to this day. They numb your lower body with a double dose of an epidural so that you don't feel the pushing contractions and waste your energy while the baby works its way into the birth canal.
Dan and I realized later on that the doctor and the nurse both went home for the day at 7am, which might have contributed to the laboring down request, but it really worked wonders for my body, so I look at it like a blessing. At 7am, a new doctor and a new nurse came in and by the grace of God, they were the best doctor and the best nurse I could have asked for. They cheered me on as I pushed and knew how to cheer me on even when I insisted, "I can't do this!"
I pushed for 45 minutes like an animal in the wilderness (trust me, you will, too) because I had the time to rest before hand and BAM, I delivered a 9lb 8oz baby, with no episiotomy (which was another medical intervention I didn't want.) Afterward, it was all over and forgotten. I do have to say, even though it might be TMI, that delivering the placenta was the BEST feeling. After the baby comes out, you feel relief, but you feel like you aren't done. When the placenta finally comes out, you feel cleansed of all of the discomfort you've been through during labor and delivery.
I was not prepared for a 9 pound baby and my OB had not caught it either, but in hindsight, I'm glad no one knew because they would have probably would have been more likely to push for a C-section. I'm also glad I had a long labor because my body needed time to get ready to deliver a larger baby. Everyone asks me if I'm crazy for not getting Pitocin right away and having a 24-hour labor, but I truly think that if we (Dan and I) had jumped into all of the interventions right away, my body wouldn't have been ready to deliver and I would have needed a C-section. As I mentioned, the only thing on my birth plan (mentally) was that I did not want a C-section and I did not want an episiotomy. From doing research beforehand, it seemed as though having Pitocin in your system led to a C-section, so every time the doctor brought it up, we tried to hold off and see what my body could do on its own.
On a final note- I have nothing but good things to say about the Confident Childbirth class at Shining Light Prenatal Education. One of the things Deena said to us during the final class was that labor would be the hardest work you'll ever do, but that afterward, you will remember your birth story for the rest of your life. Taking her classes gave me confidence because I understood what my body was going through, as well as BOTH the natural way to give birth and each and every medical interventions that could pop up. All of this allowed me to be peaceful throughout the process of childbirth, rather than confused and feeling as though I needed to ask questions when I really needed to work through contractions.
Magee Womens Hospital is also such a wonderful place to give birth. In fact, both my sister and I were born in the same exact hospital. My doctors were willing to give my birth plan a chance and the nurses were SO helpful during my stay. The nurse that helped me deliver, particularly, was so encouraging and had such a talent for putting me at ease. I wish I could say I remembered her name, but I was too consumed with pushing and then meeting my new baby that I forget. I would love to send her a thank you note! The LDR room was beautiful and accommodating for both myself and my family members- Dan and my mother spent the whole night there with me until the next morning when I finally gave birth. The hospital just makes it a wonderful experience for such a happy time, which is nice because who really loves a hospital stay?
I feel so blessed to have had such a positive experience and an amazing little boy- I would do it all over again in a heartbeat!
I hope my story cancels out a few of those "horror stories" women will tell you throughout your pregnancy about childbirth! I know they had me worried, but if you are willing to go with the flow, I truly believe giving birth is nothing to be scared of.
-Sarah Davis
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To take the "Confident Birthing" class at Shining Light Prenatal Education, visit their website here.


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