Reblogged from a scattered sense of direction
My biggest fear, even now, is that I will hear Jesus’ words and walk away, content to settle for less than radical obedience to Him.
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What can you take from a man who has given up everything? You can’t touch a man or a woman like that”.
— Misty Edwards
Reblogged from a scattered sense of direction
Today’s prayer:
I never want to mourn when I’m supposed to rejoice or vise versa.
love the words to this song.
Reblogged from worship is love in motion
http://www.allisonvesterfelt.com/
7. It’s not always my fault
My biggest fear in life, single or not, has been that someone might be angry with me. I’m not sure where that comes from or if I’m alone in that, but here was my train of logic:
If someone was mad at me, I did something bad, and needed to fix it.
If someone was happy with me, I did something good, and was generally a good person.
Carry that kind of logic into marriage and you’re setting yourself up to become a really guilt-ridden, anxious, depressed, defensive, argumentative, self-protective person. It’s only when you can see that anger is less about you, and more about the angry person, that you’re able to really put your boxing gloves down to love and serve them.
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Don’t ask for critique if you only want validation. If you want a hug, just ask.
—
Adam Conner
amen
Reblogged from onedayIsaw.
Reblogged from Bathwater
Reblogged from Bathwater
Nothing is sweeter than hugs from your best friend.
Tags: bestfriends
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Now, remember, you will never know the fullness of Christ until you know the emptiness of everything else but Christ.
— C.H. Spurgeon (via abideinhislove)
Reblogged from In Christ Alone
Reblogged from Bathwater
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Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.
— Howard Thurman (via iwantyoumore)
Reblogged from more than a conqueror
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Has your relationship with God actually changed the way you live? Do you see evidence of God’s kingdom in your life? Or are you choking it out slowly by spending too much time, energy, money, and thought on the things of this world?
— Francis Chan (via endless-hallelujah)
Reblogged from little wish jar
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