The resurrection is despairs greatest weakness. When our despair comes face to face with the reality of Jesus’ victory, it is defeated by hope and joy.
In your opinion, what is boasting? and what ways does it happen, in real life?
Thinking through verses in Jeremiah this week and I'm curious how someone else would describe it or give an example.
What does being holy mean? 1 Pt 1:13–16 Being holy means...
1. putting all your hope on grace 13
2. cultivating a mindset ready to obey as well as avoid sin 13-15
3. actively remembering your new identity 14
4. becoming more and more like God 15,16
@fortelabs I believe this to be one of three rhythms for work and rest.
1-disconnect for one week per year
2-disconnect for one day per week
3-disconnect for one hour per day
Congratulations Tiago!
@fortelabs Finishing Cohort 11 strong! Thank you for that. I think all the email, notification, and deleting apps tips are a great start. I take it one step further, pick one week to power off all devices. View it as a yearly reset.
"The people of our congregations form a cloud of witnesses, testifying to the power of the Word in the hands of the Spirit." (https://t.co/JAGLUtIu41, Why Is It So Hard to Read My Bible These Days?)
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I've always been one to hesitate to make or share something because I thought it wasn't good enough. But being a maker is one way we can be the image of God who is the Maker.
@JohnPiper from Seven Lesson on Productivity "I started to do something with the knowledge that I already possessed, and this active use of knowledge gave direction for the future to my acquisition of knowledge.”
The historian Arnold Toynbee said, “All human work is imperfect, because human nature is; and this intrinsic imperfection of human affairs cannot be overcome by procrastination.”
@NotionHQ@NathanClark_@fortelabs I agree with the above two here, the only reason I use Things 3 for my task manager is its quick capture. It's simple, quick, powerful (with Things Helper) and allows me to save a task without completely removing me from the work I'm in.