Things Jesus DIDN’T say his followers would be known for:
Their opinions
Who they vote for
The car they drive
Their job title
Their social media following
Where they live
Their church attendance
The music they listen to.
Things he said we WOULD be known for: The way we love.
Early morning hike at Fort Wilderness during CCCA WI Conference. Prayed out loud and listened. If I don’t take time to notice the presence of God, I might forget about God and go through my day alone.
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A common default trap is BCD: Blaming others, Complaining about a situation, and Defending your default behavior. Despite its popularity, BCD doesn’t work. It damages everything it touches. Resist the temptation. Ruthlessly eliminate BCD from your life!
This is just shamelessly wrong. A private political campaign is not the government. A political party is not the government. A private company is not the government. This isn’t a “systematic violation of the First Amendment.” The First Amendment isn’t implicated at all.
If you’re a Jesus follower who thinks the people on the other side of the political fence are godless, morally corrupt heathens …
Then they are the mission field who God has called you to reach out to and to love.
Empty seats have been a common feature of the World Cup so far - so how can FIFA claim attendances are at 94% capacity?
@lmwilliamson7 outlines an increasingly mysterious situation...
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On this day in 1783, the last British troops evacuate New York City. Later that day, Washington marches into the city at the head of the triumphant Continental Army.
Why, yes, I did go back and find a bunch of articles in 1950 English newspapers the day after the U.S. beat England 1-0 in the World Cup.
AND THEY CALLED IT SOCCER. ����
#FIFAWorldCup
The holidays are hard for a lot of us.
But help is near:
National Suicide Prevention Hotline:
800-273-8255
Sexual Assault Hotline:
800-656-4673
Domestic Violence Hotline:
800−799−7233
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Hotline:
800-662-4357
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