... when the devil tempts us into sin, will we persevere? It’s one thing to read Scripture (and we must read our Bibles daily, lest we find ourselves unequipped to combat the enemy), another to speak it—but to exercise our God-given authority over the enemy when he comes to steal joy, deceive the senses, and destroy relationships? That demands faith in action (James 1:22 KJV: “But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only”
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@wannabechamp This is the time to follow the rule most…it was one of the toughest but most value lessons I learned from my trading. Such is life…stick to the plan.
@wannabechamp I guess charting based on price is a reaction. And even when I do my best charting 1/4 trades is always “was I wrong, is it going to hold?” then I get in and price does what I thought it would. Lesson is always stick to plan…
Take a moment and contemplate what makes your attention peak. What do you find interesting? What things do you consume, both online and terms of nutrition?
If you consume junk, you should not be surprised if you are not increasing in strength or understanding.
Think, if you could describe what the optimal person would be, that you want to spend your valuable time with, consuming their opinions, ideas, perspectives or ideology... what would they be?
In trading, the list should never include drama, competition or tongue wagging others. So, if this is junk, what powerful traits and characteristics should you zero in on, when it comes to people online you consume content from?
I am genuinely interested to read your input.
Sound off.
There are some massive issues facing our nation and our churches right now.
• Population decline and fewer children being born.
• Families crushed under the weight of housing, healthcare, groceries, and rising costs.
• Growing division in our churches, families, and country.
• Declining church attendance and a weakening sense of faith and community.
• Eroding trust in government, institutions, and authority.
Yet as the Southern Baptist Convention gathers, the primary issue commanding attention is making sure everyone knows women can’t preach.
Feels like we’re spending a lot of energy policing who can stand behind a pulpit while a culture is unraveling around us.
The church has always been at its best when it was confronting the biggest spiritual and moral challenges of its generation, calling people to Christ, strengthening families, making disciples, and bringing hope to broken communities.
The world is asking bigger questions than who gets the microphone. It is asking whether the Church still has a message worth hearing.
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