Sentences with phrase «looking at that next week»

He has one more step of preparation to go through — his temptation in the wilderness, which we will begin to look at next week in chapter 4.

And that is what we will begin to look at next week as we look at Ephesians 4 - 6 and how God wants you to use your riches to help the church grow.

I'm still in the middle of polishing off all of my Christmas chocolates so mostly steering clear of anything remotely healthy, but I'll definitely be taking a closer look at this next week when my new year's resolutions kick in!

We can also analyse with the number of touches but we will be looking at that next week.

Descriptions and labels are also crucial and we'll be looking at these next week!

We look at next week's likely announcements

I've got ideas for the holo decals, so you'll get a better look at those next week.

Now open style booties is another matter, but I prefer those with heels, so let's look at that next week!

Get a good look at next week's «Stoker» as well as new trailers for «Spring Breakers,» «Beyond the Hills,» and «Kiss of the Damned,» and catch up on the week's major film news.

(hopefully I'll start to get the tranny looked at next week.)

Naruto Shippuden 380 has aired so it's time to look at next week's episode!

Not exact matches

We have been with iinet since it's inception but will now look very carefully at how TPG perform over the next couple of weeks to see if we jump ship

«While most leaders might be looking at tomorrow, Belinda's already planned and built for next week.»

And if you have some interest in seeing what others have planned for tech products, here's a look at some of the best tech deals available now and into the next week.

The pressure is now on CNN, according to Sesno, to ensure that next week's debate questions move beyond America's fascination with Trump's personality to take a harder look at candidate Trump's actual political plans, while also giving his rival candidates more time in the spotlight.

But the «Find It Keep It» option also reflects what's next for Penney: the retailer will include it in its shopping app it is launching this week so shoppers can look up for themselves at what's in stock at any Penney store or e-commerce distribution.

PS — Looking forward to seeing you all at launchscale.net next week.

In the next few weeks the Executive Committee will look at a range of economic indicators — including inflation, jobs, and confidence data to be rereleased next week — before actually designing the new program.

If you could grab 20 % of the top 500 podcasts over the next two years for the «HBO of Podcasting» at a $ 4m payment each, you would be looking at a whopping $ 400 million content budget — or as Sirius XM would refer to it, «two Howard Sterns» and Netflix would call it four «House of Cards» or «three weeks» (of content).

Listed equities investors will also get a close look at a piece of the action next week, when US - based Coronado Coal fronts fund managers in a non-deal roadshow.

We look forward to honoring them next week at the WBENC Summit & Salute in Dallas!

Read a message from WBENC President and CEO Pamela Prince Eason on the importance of persistence, as well as what to look forward to next week at Summit & Salute!

Right now, go look at your top 15 converting keywords, and this next week, bid higher on them.

Should next week look like this week, I'm sure that won't be a problem at all.

The issue has been out for a few weeks (you have until next Monday, when copies of the April issue start to arrive, to grab a copy at the newsstand), but right now the cover image looks extra prescient, with its deeply evocative photo - illustration of the man who is suddenly the world's most embattled major CEO.

I am currently not involved as I'm looking at a possible bullish position in next week's trade.

Looking forward to hearing you at SMX next week Wiep.

It is impossible to predict what next week or next year will look like, but you ignore at your... Continue reading →

Before we ring in 2015 next week, let's look back at our 10 most viewed blog posts of 2014.

Look, I'll level with you, I've pretty much just spent the week staring open mouthed at the internet while one more UK political crisis collapses into the next.

Then, beginning next week, we will look at several passages that I believe support my position, and following that we will look at several passages that seem to contradict it.

We will be looking over the next few weeks at the hardly met need for diagnosis of the credibility problem which the Church has.

I'm going to tell you more next week about how to know your spiritual gift, but one of the best ways, I have found, is to look at what you think every Christian should be doing — and that is most likely your spiritual gift.

Later this week (or early next week), we will be looking at the account of the Widow's Mites and what it really means.

We don't have time to look at these verses today, but we will do so next week.

We will do that for us next week when we look at the parable of the four soils in Luke 8:4 - 15.

We will look at this parable next week.

Below is a brief history of the Sabbath - to - Sunday transition, and we will look next at the question about which day of the week Christians should worship God, and whether or not Christians should observe the Sabbath.

This is what we are looking at this week and next week in our study of Jonah.

So today we will look at the building resources in Ephesians 1 - 3, next week at the development goal in Ephesians 4 - 6.

I will be heading in this direction after we look at a few Scripture passages on baptism over the course of the next week.

It is this question that we will look at in next week's post.

Then in the first part of next week, we will look at the various options a church has if they want to keep their building, but use it in a way that is more missional and kingdom focused.

Next week I look forward to hearing from my friend Sharon Hodde Miller, who blogs over at She Worships.

... Next week, we'll look at just a single chapter from God and the Gay Christian, which addresses celibacy.

Next week, we will look at the third major use that ties into the concept of the (early and much more healthy use) of missio dei that many in the missional church conversation use.

(We'll look at Hebrews 9:22 next week.)

Passover is coming up (it begins next Monday at sundown) and so we have been looking for good Passover recipes to share this week.

In just the next two weeks we have friends joining us for dinner, a cousins Christmas party, a craft night with my mom and sister, Christmas caroling with our cub scouts, a visit to our local Hans Herr House for some old fashioned Christmas activities... and that's only what I can remember without looking at our calendar!

I've a presentation next week, and I am at the look for such information.