Otto Josue Kladensky

You broke me, a wild yearling horse, to the saddle. Now put me, trained and obidient, to use. Jer31:18 Productor Ejecutivo de #FollowCR #SISUmen #WorshipCentral

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

We will never feel like ourselves until we are completely redeemed.

No matter how well we seem to improve, and how satisfied that makes us, full restoration will be heavenly!

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

One of the worsts things to die with is…potential. Are you using yours in an area that matters?

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

You were made for something bigger than yourself.

Transcendence isn’t just about religion — it’s about connecting to something greater. Something vast. Something that reminds you that you are part of the story, not the whole thing. Part of the world, not the center of it.

So, walk out into the forest. Stare up at the stars. Let the ocean humble you. Feel the stillness. These sacred moments can reorient your soul, quiet your mind, and bring you back to what really matters.

Don’t underestimate what awe can do for your healing.

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

@danitreweek Sorry bout that, Dani 😔

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

@pagustin_ Uy mae, yo pensé que mi sábado fue rudo… pero eso está güeiso!

[David @davidbvcr]

Si aún no tienen regalo para hombre, los brazaletes SISU son una gran opción. Diseño y confección 100% nacional y con buenos cueros y piedras naturales.

Están en Plaza Lincoln y Aleste.

Si enseñan este tuit les regalo ¢1500 de descuento por pieza :)

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

Contrary to common belief, confrontation isn’t about fighting. It’s about choosing to face a challenging situation or conversation head-on. It means you turn toward the problem and face it to handle it with confidence rather than drawing away from or hiding from it.

Find the tools and encouragement you need to nurture a skill for healthy confrontation at https://t.co/fhNMp0YDee. Sometimes, all it takes is the support of a strong community of others to encourage you to face even the most complex relationships and conversations well.

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

@danitreweek Do sad you had to do that. But a fun name is worth the sacrifice for the quality info you give. So can’t hate… #DoYourThing #ForeverGrilBoss

[Timothy Keller (1950-2023) @timkellernyc]

You can't have absolute freedom and have community at the same time.

[lajornada.cr @lajornadacrc]

La surfista tica Brisa Hennessy tiene un objetivo claro: ¡Ganar una medalla en los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024! 🚨🌎🇨🇷

Sabe que no es fácil y por esa razón tomó la decisión de contratar a Tereva David, entrenador experto en la ola de Tahití, para alcanzar este sueño. 😮

[Ani @Louisxsun28]

📸 Everyday there's a NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

This was the photo the day Lando Norris won his first F1 race: an orange star ✴️

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

Thank you #cat, for helping @LandoNorris win his first race! We all love you! #MiamiGP

[Tommo @TommoMcCluskey]

😂😂😂

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

There is nothing wrong with wanting things that you do not possess. That is desire. It is good. It drives you to achievement. You want a new house, so you figure out how to make the money you need to get it. It’s a great motivation if wanting the house truly comes from your heart’s desire.
The person who really assesses their own life says, “I would like _____,” and it truly fits who they are as a person, and is a good thing for them, is poised for the next step: to take responsibility for going and getting it. Desire means ownership and responsibility. Otherwise, it is just envy, wanting what you do not have and always not having enough. But true desire means you will do what it takes to get it—and love it once you do. Discover how to journey beyond envy and drill down to the heart of your own desires at https://t.co/fhNMp0YDee.

[Pastor Derrick Parks @pastordparks]

Some times you’re not going through a trial; some times, you are the trial.

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

Toxic environments are judgmental. Growth environments are forgiving and helpful.

[Formula 2 @Formula2]

How would you like your brakes cooked sir? 🧑‍🍳

#AusGP #F2

[Formula 2 @Formula2]

Friday's Qualifying session had a dramatic conclusion 😳

#AusGP #F2

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

@jacobcollier Reintroducing beautiful caos to music! 💙

https://t.co/IgQqJ3wNGx

[Calvin and Hobbes Fan Account @Calvinn_Hobbes]

One picture that is accurately describing my day so far…😂😴🥱 #CalvinandHobbes

[Dr. Henry Cloud @DrHenryCloud]

4 Reasons Why Boundaries and Discipline are Good for Your Child

If all goes reasonably well, your child will develop a healthy fear of consequences. A new thought—“I need to think about what I am preparing to do. What might it cost me?”—replaces the old one—“I am free to do what I want when I want.” This new thought is accompanied by anticipatory anxiety—a little warning light in your child’s head that helps them think through how much they want to do whatever they are contemplating.

For many parents, this occasion represents the first significant victory in child-rearing with boundaries. It breaks into the child’s omnipotent self-centered system and introduces the reality that all is not well if they aren’t careful. Finding what losses and consequences matter to the child takes trial, error, and lots of effort. Don’t forget the stamina to hold the line—and a lot of it.

I must stress, the fear of consequences should not be a fear of losing love. Your child needs to know you are constantly and consistently connected and emotionally there with them, no matter the infraction. The message is, “I love you, but you have chosen something difficult for yourself.”

Without these attitudes and character traits, your child could remain forever bound in the delusion that whatever they want, they can have. Helping them by setting up a healthy fear of consequences aligns them with reality and makes that reality their friend instead of their nemesis.

[Otto Josue Kladensky @OttoJK]

Con estos calores… QUÉ ESTOY HACIENDO YO EN ALAJUELA!?!?
#KingdomStuff