Christian Stoic

Christian Stoic reflections where the Painted Porch meets the Cross. By Peter Mulgrew. Daily devotionals for resilient faith in life’s limits.

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@TheRich_Gospel Renew a right spirit within me.

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@JCRyle That is the journey worth living for.

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@PeterDiamandis It is the opportunity to learn.

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@HistoryDailyyy The most meaningful victory, for sure. For then, one can move forward and accomplish much.

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@libriscent Best to leave them alone if possible and move forward.

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@InspiringThinkn For sure, they are the most personal ones and it is a blessing when one overcomes them.

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@_NelsonNosa Be mindful of the now. That way the journey is meaningful.

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@unseparate7272 Exactly right. One suffers from the emotional impression of the event sometimes even more than the event itself.

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@Healthwolf2 Just get it done. Whatever the outcome ends up being, you can say you did everything you could to get it done.

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@_Chemist1 Their assumptions are their problem, just keep moving forward.

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@TheBookNewb Their mind is already made up no matter what one says.

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@perennialmystic For their fortitude has been built up to withstand the storms of life.

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@SoulShine3979 Being mindful of the moment.

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@ManjitF87 Four companions guard the life of freedom:
a quiet mind, an examined heart,
a contented spirit, and wise fellowship.
Cultivate all four—and when one grows weak,
let the others lead you back to Christ.

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@DrCarlHindy I want to grow old with someone who will ask questions, someone who can laugh at some of the answers.

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@orangebook Pay now or pay later. Start disciplining now or reap the fruits of non-discipline later.

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@AfterDinnerCon The joke is on us, I suppose. Living according to nature with virtue will get use away from screens all the time.

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@vinlandwisdom Yes, and that helps build the mental citadel for life storms.

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@Enewa_Blessing When standards become or are set unreasonably high, one is going to not be content very often.

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@JeffysIdeas Remaining calm and strong within helps immensely.