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YOU ARE THE REASON
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@tasmanianbelle
You see, the verdict is in. And now I perform on the basis of the verdict. Because He loves me and He accepts me, I do not have to do things just to build up my résumé. I do not have to do things to make me look good. I can do things for the joy of doing them. I can help people to help people – not so I can feel better about myself, not so I can fill up the emptiness.
Tim Keller, The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness (via breanna-lynn)
This will be the cutest video you will see today. My grandparents found baby sea turtles on their doorstep this morning so they released them one by one!
please turn on your volume omg
YOUR GRANDDAD SOUNDS LIKE POPEYE
everyone’s having their mid-life crises at like 19
i have to wake up each morning with the mindset that yesterday is over. i have prayed and i am forgiven. my past, even if it was only a few hours, does not determine who i will be. i am grateful.
Just like Noahs time, people kept sinning and living life refusing to believe that water, rain, could fall from the sky and drown them all, since rain had never existed. Is the same way the last days will be like, people will keep sinning and living life refusing to believe the rapture, (the)taking of god believers to heaven in a blink of an eye, could ever happen. Until it happens.
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I have always loved the desert. you sit down on a sand dune. you see nothing. you hear nothing. ─ antoine de saint-exupéry.
God told me: You have to learn to see me even when you don’t feel me. Cause I’m not an emotion…You’re not alone. You are used to other people always failing you…But I’ll never fail you. And even when you are not faithful I Am faithful and I’ll never leave you!
He saved me (via she-lovesjc)
Take out all your frustrations in front of Me. Let Me fill you up when you’re hopeless, faithless— empty. When no one would hold and kiss you, when no one turned despite your screams, I could hear— for you, I’m always here. Pour out all your tears on Me. Your pains and joys, your triumphs and failures— your likes, your fears, the little things— I understand everything, I want you to share them with Me. I want you here; My arms are so open, just step forward, take the leap. Your heart is safe, My love, with Me.
I love you. I am here // p.c. (via godsradicaldaughter)
God has forgiven you over and over. Yet, He isn’t tired! He isn’t anywhere near giving up on you. If you could understand a love that deep, it would change everything.
Unka Glen (unkaglen.tumblr.com)
“The gospel tells me that there is not only hope in my trials, but purpose to them- This is because the gospel teaches me that God’s great goal is not superficial, circumstantial happiness, but joyful holiness. So I can trust that He is using my trials and struggles to change and transform me, to grow my faith, and sanctify my heart. Trials are not the absence of His love, but a great display of His love. And because the gospel reminds me of this devastating love of God, I know that it is impossible for him to allow anything in my life that is not an aspect of His love. So I can pray for God to do the miraculous, but be absolutely at ease if he doesn’t, because I trust that His plan for my life is brought in love. Only the gospel allows me to go through difficulties and still be a rest in my soul.” - Kim Kira
His only boast is Jesus Christ. That is Christianity. That our hope is in God and not in man. All the other religions of the world, the hope is in man. Maybe you don’t agree with me. “No my hope is in God.” But think about it. You’re trying to work yourself to Heaven. Your hope with regard to heaven has to do with whether or not you’re good enough. You are hoping to be good enough to go to heaven. I am hoping that God is powerful enough to save those who have no hope in self.
Paul Washer (via worshipgifs)
You’re not saved because the Romans and Jews rejected Jesus. You’re not saved because they put a crown of thorns on His head. You’re not saved because they ran a spear through His side, and you’re not saved even because they nailed Him to a cross. Do you know why you’re saved if you are saved? Because when Jesus Christ was hanging on that cross, He bore your sin. The sin of God’s people and all the fierce wrath of God that should fall upon you fell upon His only begotten Son. Someone had to pay that price. Someone had to die. It was God the Father who crushed His only begotten Son. According to Isaiah 53, it says, It pleased Yahweh to crush Him.
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Becoming a Christian means being sick of your sin, longing for forgiveness and rescue from present evil and future hell, and affirming your commitment to the lordship of Christ to the point where you are willing to forsake everything… it isn’t just holding up your hand or walking down an aisle and saying, “I love Jesus.” It is not easy, it is not user-friendly or seeker-sensitive; it isn’t a rosy, perfect world where Jesus gives you whatever you want. It is hard, it is sacrificial, and it supersedes everything.
John MacArthur (via fearless-and-bold-for-christ)
God is breaking you for a reason. Be still.
Late Night Thoughts (via everlastingjesus)
And with that he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit.
John 20:22 (via worshipgifs)
Scripture never tells of Jesus smiling, though he certainly wept. Instead, Scripture calls Jesus “the man of sorrows, acquainted with grief.” Jesus—who knew better than anyone the promise of eternal joy—was not a jolly messenger of cosmic bliss, but a suffering servant. The icons of church tradition never show a smiling Christ. He gazes back at us with a look far beyond all happiness and frivolity. It is the gaze of pure joy, tinged with grief. The despair and grief of repentance is the necessary prerequisite to the joy of restoration. Ash Wednesday always precede Easter Sunday.
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