@JaphiaLife depends on the primary function of the site… for example, if you are building an online shop with robust customer relationship management, then by far Shopify is the move (there’s a reason most online shops are built on it)
@UPS What’s worse is that I NEVER told you that I moved and everyone else is still delivering to our old home that we live right around the corner from and still pick up packages at. Very disappointed in you guys. Check your DM.
@UPS If you’re interested in making this post real and not just marketing fluff, check your DM so that you can provide further assistance on getting a package that your driver chose not to deliver.
@UPS As we just moved, the driver noticed that and decided to remove our previous house from a delivery addresses without our consent. This has caused two packages to now be returned to sender. Meanwhile, I have added an address on the “my ups” and you still haven’t gotten it right.
@lovelaughinglo1 @PacManny93 @lecrae “Fye” is actually a colloquialism for “fire” which in postmodern Ebonics is an adjective to say something is exceptionally excellent. So in other words, “a great hand tattoo”
@ShytoshiKusama@heirmaxsnkrs Serial entrepreneur and multi-discipline creative traversing an intersection of the arts & technology. Helping to build healthy successful brands that tell inclusive stories.
@brettmccracken As much as I appreciate the exhortation here, I also caution anyone from self-reliant formulas or self-help prescriptions for “spiritual health.” The book of Romans has many sound & stern arguments that would be good to meditate on in contrast to this. Peace & grace. (3/3)
@brettmccracken This chart, as well intended as it may be, can dangerously lead to “works” based faith that fosters pride & self righteousness. Hard time finding these kind of prescriptions in the New Testament because of the dependence put on the indwelling of Holy Spirit & not formulas. (2/3)
@vancetherussell@brettmccracken Honestly, anything in this chart can become an idol if used out of its God given context—including the Bible. Jesus essentially accused the Pharisees of making an idol out of the word in John 5:39-40. Selah.