“He who looks for good finds favor, but he who looks for wrong-doing will have bad come to him.”
“He who looks for good finds favor, but he who looks for wrong-doing will have bad come to him.”
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[Video and Photos] I Never Thought I would do this (Final Part) and Being a Lump of Clay
Alone in my room, nights in India were filled with tears and thanksgiving.
Thank You
Dear God, I wanna take a minute, not to ask for anything from you, but simply to say thank you, for all I have.
“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door…”
“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.”
Day 249 – 6 reasons why I love Jesus’ uniqueness…
Born into the lowest social position. He was conceived in a stinking stable where animals live. Within Jewish tradition and in social standing, this would be one of the lowest places a person could be born. On top of that, his adoptive father Joseph’s lineage was full of broken, unlovable, wicked people; it’s a sign that Jesus is for everybody, regardless of background or how low, broken, or evil you might appear…
Broken VS Unbroken
This simple chart reveals the attitudes common to a person who admits they are broken VS an individual who wishes to reflect invulnerability. Every time I read this table, I find it difficult to refute any of the bold and clear statements it makes.
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