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exhale.
2015. What a year of change. A year of gain followed with loss. A year of challenge followed by success. A year of love followed by heart break. It was not easy, but why are we so quick to assume that life should be. I had moments of foolishness, joy, pain, hope, fear, vulnerability, but most importantly, life. I lived and because of that, there were things I gained. May 2016 be a year of selflessness, but also a year of growth.
“God not only forgives sin declares you not guilty, but draws you near to himself…drawing you close and calling you mine”
Shoot.
So refreshing spending the evening with someone who speaks such truth for hours because he is speaking about Christ. What a rad gentleman.
New shirt, same smile (:
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Marriage Advice.
"Your marriage may be good. It may even be great. You may have grown together in appreciation, respect, unity, understanding, and love. You may have learned where problems typically exist for you as a couple, and you may have learned how to solve them together. You may have identified places where you and your marriage need to mature. You may have created a lifestyle of honest communication and efficient problem solving. You may have forged a solid and enjoyable friendship between you. You may be able to look back and be thankful because you recognize what you once were compared to what you are now.
But there is one thing that you need to accept: your marriage may be great, but it is not safe. No marriage this side of eternity is totally problem protected. No marriage is all that it could be. This side of heaven daily temptations are constant threats to you and your marriage. This side of heaven the spiritual war goes on. This side of heaven good marriages are good marriages because the people in those marriages are committed to doing daily things that keep their marriage good. Things go wrong when couples think they have reached a point when they can retire from their marital work and chill out, lay back, and slide. Perhaps the greatest danger to a good marriage is a good marriage, because when things are good, we are tempted to give way to feelings of arrival and forsake the attitudes and disciplines that have by God's grace, made our marriage what it has become."
Paul Trip, What Did You Expect? Redeeming the Realities of Marriage, p237-38
How terrible it is to love something that death can touch…
But I don’t want small talk. Text me, and without saying hello, tell me why you got so angry at your sister this morning. Tell me why you have a scar shaped like Europe on the left side of your neck. Send me paragraphs about the time you spent at your grandmother’s house that one summer. Call me when I’m half asleep and tell me why you believe in God. Tell me about the first time you saw your dad cry. Go on for hours about things that may not seem important because I promise that I’ll be hanging on to every word you say. Tell me everything. I don’t want someone who just talks about the weather.
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