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The problem with getting even is that it makes us even with someone we don’t even like.

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Doing good to people who have not been good to us is what frees us.

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Have you ever been mean to someone simply because they were mean to you? But getting even doesn't end the cycle of hurt, does it? So instead of getting even, let’s get ahead. Here's how: https://t.co/6r4uc6KT1h

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A personal guardrail should cause us to pause not because we've done something, but because we are drifting toward something.

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Ever wonder why you keep doing the very thing you promised yourself you’d never do again? You’re not alone. We all wrestle with the tension between who we want to be and who we actually are. The good news? There’s a way to close the gap. Find out how: https://t.co/EWFv44xRgw

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In relationships, when you leverage anything other than love, you lose your leverage.

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Confess when you’re guilty. Forgive when you’re angry. Give when you feel greedy. Celebrate others when you’re jealous.

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We’re in the middle of a cultural shift—maybe you’ve felt it too. Spirituality is trending. But for many, it’s a build-your-own, do-what-works-for-you kind of spirituality. And while that might sound freeing, what if it’s missing something vital? https://t.co/aBqWWzKMVu

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Our friends determine the direction and quality of our lives.

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The Truth About Words:
1. They are not equally weighted.
2. Source determines weight.
3. Intent is usually irrelevant.

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Even when our words are accidental, they can still hurt someone.

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There is no correlation between intent and outcome. What does this have to do with words? A lot...because even when our word are accidental, they can still hurt someone. Learn more: https://t.co/pwT9sakYTp

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The weight of a word is determined by it’s source.
Source determines weight.
Weight determines impact.
Impact determines outcome.
It’s important we choose our words accordingly. Remember who you are and what you represent to the person on the other side of you.

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Words have weight, but unfortunately they are not weighted equally. Who you are and who you represent influences the gravity of your words. Here's why: https://t.co/SvALBDN9T8

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Words are not equally weighted. Negative words weigh way more than positive words. So, it’s important we monitor our ratios.

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The words we’ve heard have shaped us and the words we speak have the power to shape others. And some words weigh more than others, so weigh your words carefully: https://t.co/nJzxlYZnbI

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Your past may always remind you, but it doesn't have to define you. Here's why: https://t.co/Dd5XvLivuk

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Easter is more than a tradition, it’s a turning point in history. Explore why the resurrection of Jesus launched a movement and why it still has life-changing implications today: https://t.co/MC7CDB1fNE

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It was Jesus’s resurrection, not his teaching, that was the pivot point for Jesus's first-century followers. And it still is today. The resurrection of Jesus changed—and still changes—everything.

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When we withhold gratitude, we create a gap in the relationship.