“You’ve gone tragically bad.” We just don’t like admitting that we need help. That we are at fault.
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“You’ve gone tragically bad.” We just don’t like admitting that we need help. That we are at fault.
I pray that we start to remember what it means to be unified, what it means to stand together . . .
It’s more than just comforting to know that Jesus got pushed to the edge while he walked on this earth.
Those who humbly accepted made all the rejection worth it.
Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see
We’ve all heard the saying “Hard times will either make you or break you.” It’s Not true . . .
Hope is absolute reliance on our future, not a wish that changes over time depending on circumstance.
Finding our “one thing” in life is a big deal.
Focusing on just a few key areas of your life may be helpful to live an intentional life of purpose.
God wasn’t just aware of me, he knew me—by name.
What did Jefferson mean when he said, “It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are twenty gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg.”
A love that will never cease.
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