If you tell the truth and nothing else, you will have an immense adventure. You will not know what is going to happen to you, but you have to let go of clinging to the outcome.
The truth will reveal the world the way it is intended to be revealed. The consequence for you will be that you will have the adventure of your life.
The other part of that ethos—which makes perfect sense to me, and I cannot see how it can be any other way—is that whatever makes itself manifest as a consequence of the truth is the best possible reality that could be manifest, even if you cannot see it.
Random, but airlines really should people board back to front, not front to back. From an efficiency, an organized standpoint, it would cause less congestion and less chaos. The way it’s done now is stupid and I’ve always thought so.
@CollinRugg If promoting tolerance for your community, requires you to mock other people's religions, then there is something wrong with your community.
So, if I’ve got this right, far-left protesters can riot in Washington D.C., sometimes for days, burn the American flag, torch leaders in effigy, take over buildings, disrupt official proceedings, and force a former president into a bunker, but the only time it’s an “insurrection” is when some protesters happen to be “Trump supporters”?
The only thing burning faster than this American flag is the state-controlled media’s credibility.
Thinking about yourself is no different than being miserable.
Hell is where "the self" rules.
No superordinate identity of marriage, family, community, state, nation or God.
A landscape of narcissistic misery. That's the worship of pride and, simultaneously, progressive hell.
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We tend to say, “The church grew.”
Acts tends to say, “The word spread.”
We talk about church growth.
Acts talks about word growth.
Preach the word and let God take care of the size of your church.