The more we begin to understand that God values people, the more we begin to understand that if we want to lead intentional lives, we must value people as well. When we see each person as valuable, we learn to put other people first.
John Maxwell
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The more we begin to understand that God values people, the more we begin to understand that if we want to lead intentional lives, we must value people as well. When we see each person as valuable, we learn to put other people first.
John Maxwell
cameron boyce went to sleep with the assurance that tomorrow would be a new day and he did not wake up. do you see how life changes in a matter of minutes? seconds? mili seconds? learn to value people you love, you never really know when it will be the last time you can hug them or tell them that you love them.
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People eventually know when they’re being used, and usually don’t make room for the ones doing so. When valuing things, there’s a void you’re trying to fill, with more brands, clothing, and just random shit you know don’t need. And the void still is there for some reason.
When piecing together your priorities; it’ll eventually all make sense. the other way around just never works.
Direct words can be hard words to say, but that makes them all the more powerful.
“God values people I don’t know; He even values people I don’t like.” —John Maxwell
“You have never looked in the eyes of someone who does not matter to God.” —Bill Hybels