I am a child of God! Yes, that's right! And I will worship him with all that I am.
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Story Time #3: Meowing Phone.
So my ringtone for when I get a text is the sound of a cat meowing. I have a problem. Yes, I know. Anyway, so I was in a store, minding my own business, looking at sunglasses. Suddenly the sound of a cat meowing echoed in the silent store.. I ignored it and acted as though I heard nothing. The man next to me looked around, befuddled. He was so confused as to why there was a cat meowing. So at that point, I walked away. He will forever be confused.
The End
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Story Time #2: Blue Paint.
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Today I woke up with the fiery sensation that I needed blue paint. I ran out yesterday, and I need it to finish my painting. So I went to a craft store and I walked straight to the back, where the acrylic paint is located. I grabbed that paint without looking back. I brought it to the cashier, immediately and patiently waited in line. When it was my turn to pay for my spectacular blue paint. I bought that paint so hard. If you ask me, it was quite the adventure. And I lost like four bucks on this little adventure.
The End.
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weepycreep replied to your post: So… I might close this blog… No one barely reads it, I see no point in keeping it.
Well… What would you have me do?
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So… I might close this blog… No one barely reads it, I see no point in keeping it.
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There are things about predestination and free will that I will never understand. But those questions don’t keep me up at night. What keeps me up at night is: does God love me? Does He have a plan and purpose for my life? Does He know how badly my wounds hurt? And the answer to those questions is: yes.
–Jed Brewer on Episode 17 of Say That
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For what it’s worth: it’s never too late to be whoever you want to be. I hope you live a life you’re proud of, and if you find that you’re not, I hope you have the strength to start all over again.
– F. Scott Fitzgerald (via deebella123)(via deebella123)
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Freedom is being so in love with Christ that you do exactly what you want to do, and it accords with His will.
– John Piper (via bryandrums)(via hey-renaissance-man)
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Dear Beloved,
Stop trying to “clean up your act” before coming to me. Just come to me, and we’ll work out the rest when you get here. I don’t love you because you are beautiful. I am making you beautiful because I love you.
Yours Eternally,
God
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Lee Younger reblog: Don’t Think God Thinks Like You Think!
Hey brothers and sisters, here’s a quick thought for today:
I was in the Anderson County Jailhouse this morning with my friend Pottsy. We were having a Bible study with the guys in Unit 2 and I asked them this question: “When you fall into some sin again for the thousandth time or the ten-thousandth time, what do you think about yourself?” The guys all said things like, “I think I’m a loser.” “I’m filled with regret.” “I’m so disappointed.” “I’m angry that I did that thing again.”
Then I asked them, “Do you think God probably feels the same way about you?” The guys nodded their heads, yes. You see, we naturally believe that God thinks like we think. We work it out like this: “I’m disappointed in myself and angry when I sin, and God is so holy, that He feels all those same emotions, only He feels them a million times more!” The truth is, that’s not how God works. That’s not even how holiness works! The word ‘holy’ simply means “different.” When we say God is holy, we’re saying that He’s not like us! He’s different. In Isaiah 55, God says that His thoughts are not like our thoughts and His ways aren’t like our ways!
When Jesus paid for your sin, He didn’t have to do it. He could have called the whole thing off, but He didn’t. Thing is, He already knew every wrong thing you would ever do for your whole life and still, He decided to pay for you. That settles it. He’s not disappointed in you. He doesn’t think you’re a loser. He doesn’t regret loving you or saving you. His thoughts aren’t like your thoughts… Hallelujah! In the words of the Jed Brewer song we sang in jail this morning, “You’ve made up Your mind that I am accepted, You’ve made up your mind that I’m without blame, You’ve made up Your mind that I am wanted, You made up Your mind, help me do the same.”
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