“I have no doubt the people in this room are going to succeed. The question is: Are you going to matter?” — Seth Godin
“Die from street violence and you may be remembered by a wooden cross and a few teddy bears set to rest on the sidewalk by your neighbors. You may get a t-shirt printed with your name. Die in a terror attack and there will be stone, marble and speeches to remember you with.” —
Five Presidents.
I would love to get in on this conversation.
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Installing Spring
White People Almost Kissing, a book by Nicholas Sparks - Imgur
An extremely successful niche.
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‘What Good Shall I Do This Day?’ Asked Benjamin Franklin Every Single Morning
- Yasha Wallin wrote in Living, Creativity and LifestyleWe all have different ways of working. Some make lists of their day ahead, others charge right in and see where that takes them. Benjamin Franklin, inventor of the lighting rod and the odometer to name a couple, not to mention his work as a author, printer, political theorist, politician, postmaster, scientist, musician, inventor, satirist, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat, was a list man. How he managed to get everything done in 24 hours still seems like a miracle, but clues to his productivity lie in looking at his daily schedule.
Everyday Love by Deena Jeaux -
Might give Carlitta Durand some competition in my underrated soul playlist…get em gul!
“My times are in Your hand…” (Psalm 31:15, NASB)You may be going through some difficulty today, but be encouraged because your times are in God’s hands. Trust that He has your best interest at heart. He wants to pour out His favor. He wants to take you further than you dreamed possible and work in your life in ways beyond what you have ever imagined.
(Source: spiritualinspiration)
New ladies
Greer, Ruth + Zoya.Brianna McCarthy
“You must think only of loving Me! I will think of everything else, even to the smallest details!” — Jesus to the Servant of God Sr. Consolata Betrone (via littlethingsaboutgod)
(Source: teopoli.com, via littlethingsaboutgod)
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Biblical Dating: How It's Different From Modern Dating -
Basically, we can make three general statements about modern dating vs. biblical dating in terms of their respective philosophies:
- Modern dating seems to be about “finding” the right person for me (as my friend Michael Lawrence has written on this site, “Stop Test-Driving Your Girlfriend”); biblical dating is more about “being” the right person to serve my future spouse’s needs and be a God-glorifying husband or wife.
- In modern dating, intimacy precedes commitment. In biblical dating, commitment precedes intimacy.
- The modern dating approach tells us that the way to figure out whether I want to marry someone is to act like we are married. If we like it, we make it official. If we don’t, then we go through something emotionally — and probably physically — like a divorce. In biblical dating, Scripture guides us as to how to find a mate and marry, and the Bible teaches, among other things, that we should act in such a way so as not to imply a marriage-level commitment until that commitment exists before the Lord.
When Paying It Forward Pays Us Back
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