Angie Sidler

.•follower of Jesus •.

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

Unkind people are the wrong kind.

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

Happy Birthday to Mrs. Creed 🫶🏼

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

Dear women, stop proposing marriage to men.

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

Thank you, Pastor @WBCBowie , for teaching in teen girls this morning!

“What do you believe?”
Do you manipulate the truth or do you submit to the truth?

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

Contentment comes as a result of our resources in Christ rather than from our circumstances in life.

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

🎶The Savior reaching out to me with hands that bore my sin.
No greater love was shown than on the cross of calvary.🎶

[William Tyson @WBCBowie]

Powerful message tonight from Abdul Judah and a great first service at the @NewMannaBaptist Youth Rally! Look forward to preaching from @TonyShirley1611 and @chalieclark tomorrow!

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

As people get to know us better, do they get to know God better?

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

A friend is someone who can put their finger on your fault without rubbing it in.

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

Great way to start the month of April.
We did some journal painting!

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

to visit is to love

[Pastor Pat Creed, Jr. @patjr58]

Great first night Quita Sueno’, Santa Domingo DR, alter full and a dear lady received Christ. Tough ministering and grieving at the same time. Dad’s influence is all over this island.

[Angie Sidler @SidAngie]

when you have lunch duty at school, the minutes feel like Mississippi minutes 🥴

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

Stop being yourself! Be what God wants you to be.

[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

Life is short, but there is plenty of time to be kind.

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

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[John Goetsch @johngoetsch]

Well-timed silence can be as eloquent as words.

[Paul Chappell @PaulChappell]

Some gifts you can give this Christmas are beyond monetary value:

Mend a quarrel.
Dismiss suspicion.
Tell someone, "I love you."
Give something away anonymously.
Forgive someone who has treated you wrongly.
Turn away wrath with a soft answer.
Visit someone in a nursing home.
Apologize if you were wrong.
Be especially kind to someone with whom you work.

Give as God gave to you in Christ—without obligation, announcement, reservation, or hypocrisy.