var title = 'Christian Songwriter's Network dodie\'s Blog Feed';
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		var time = 'Thu, 17 May 2012 06:13:44 -0600';

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		data[0]['title'] = 'Vaseline Petroleum Jelly -- a Sermon about the Blood of Christ';
		data[0]['url'] = 'http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/vaseline_petroleum_jelly__a_sermon_about_the_blood_of_christ_b-31.html';
		data[0]['url'] = 'http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/vaseline_petroleum_jelly__a_sermon_about_the_blood_of_christ_b-31.html';
		data[0]['username'] = 'dodie';
		data[0]['blog_id'] = '31';
		data[0]['blog_message'] = '<span style="font-size: 200%; line-height: normal"><strong><div style="text-align: center;">Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Walls<br />Sermon © 2009 Deb Rempel</div></strong></span><br /><strong><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: normal">Sunday School Songs – Asking Jesus into my Heart</span></div></strong><br /><br />I asked Jesus into my heart in the summer of 1972.  I had spent years of trying to figure out, trying to reason why so many people sing and praise and celebrate Jesus – yet He was as exciting to me as an old, yellow, cracked newspaper.  When I was in Estes Park at YMCA of the Rockies, a co-worker asked me if I had ever accepted Christ as my Savior.  I honestly said, “No,” thinking that this would be another failed attempt to apply dried-up old newspaper to the massive problems in my life.  To my surprise she said, “You need to ask Jesus in your heart.”<br /><br />	Remember the old Sunday School song we used to sing? <br /><br />Into my heart<br />Into my heart<br />Come into my heart, Lord Jesus!<br />Come in today<br />Come in to stay<br />C...<br /> <br /> <a href="http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/vaseline_petroleum_jelly__a_sermon_about_the_blood_of_christ_b-31.html">[ Continued ]</a>';
		data[0]['blog_time'] = 'Thu, 01 Jan 2009 21:52:27 -0700';
		

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		data[1]['title'] = 'Lesson 18-1/2 - CONGREGATION OF THE EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED';
		data[1]['url'] = 'http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/lesson_1812__congregation_of_the_emotionally_disturbed_b-17.html';
		data[1]['url'] = 'http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/lesson_1812__congregation_of_the_emotionally_disturbed_b-17.html';
		data[1]['username'] = 'dodie';
		data[1]['blog_id'] = '17';
		data[1]['blog_message'] = '<div style="text-align: center;">Day Eighteen and one-half of</div><div style="text-align: center;">&quot;Lessons I Have Learned Since I Admitted the Fact I am Older than You.&quot;</div><br /><br /><strong><div style="text-align: center;">THE CONGREGATION OF THE EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED</div></strong><br /><br /><br />	I am not a student of languages but I found myself thinking about the label, “emotionally disturbed,” tonight when I should have been asleep. <br /><br />	Now follow me on this – you can disagree but don’t let your right brain know that your left brain is thinking, “This chick doesn’t know what the heck she is talking about.” Please, pretty please just continue to think through my thin thread of thought (say THAT 10 times real fast!).   <br /><br />	Now, my students, the word, “emotion” is based Latin words. The“e” comes from “eenside” and is the basis of today’s “in-basket.”  The“mo” comes from “mooveit” -- the basis of today’s phrase, “get the lead out.” The “tion” comes from, well, “tion,” or “the action of” (today’s p...<br /> <br /> <a href="http://forums.christiansongwriters.org/blog/dodie/lesson_1812__congregation_of_the_emotionally_disturbed_b-17.html">[ Continued ]</a>';
		data[1]['blog_time'] = 'Wed, 03 Dec 2008 19:08:01 -0700';