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Rebecca Purdum, "Motes" (2023),
Oil on linen,
40 x 40 inches,
Images courtesy Pamela Salisbury Gallery
Tumblr's favourite Sparks song - Round 1
What The Hell Is It This Time?
Self-Effacing
Which song is your favourite?
What The Hell Is It This Time?
Self-Effacing
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Tyndale Life Application Daily Devotion
Devotional for June 17
But many who are the greatest now will be least important then, and those who seem least important now will be the greatest then. - Matthew 19:30
Insight
Jesus turned the world's values upside down. Consider the most powerful or well-known people in our world. How many got where they are by being humble, self-effacing, and gentle? Not many! But in the life to come, the last will be first—if they got in last place by choosing to follow Jesus.
Challenge
Don't forfeit eternal rewards for temporary benefits. Be willing to make sacrifices now for greater rewards later. Be willing to accept human disapproval, while knowing that you have God's approval.
© 2010 by Tyndale House Publishers
Oh my god the new Sparks single is so good! I can’t stop listening to it.
That album tracklist as well - I can’t wait for the whole album to arrive.
Sparks - Self-Effacing
"More of the same." This was the answer he gave, while rowing a boat, to the question "What do you wish for?" To me, a young teen, this was preposterous. I stared. Not one other person in the boat, and perhaps there were six of us, all of us, would have said that, would ever say that, could say that now. It was as if he knew he would not have it. But while more of the same seemed the most humble, self-effacing and undemanding of requests, it was, of course, the most extravagant wish imaginable, the most impossible. ... The baby laughs at rhythm. I learned this when at five I made my sister laugh by pretending, repeatedly, to sneeze. It was not the sneeze but the repetition. They hear it, they expect it, and when it comes again, it's funny. (The and!) Pleasure in repetition. This is laughter at "more of the same." As if even the infant knows this is a pure dream
Julie Carr, from Objects From a Borrowed Confession
