Yesterday you said tomorrow

Audrey. IB. Violin. Running. Cross country. Track. God is my superhero. I'm normally super hyper and live my life in a daze. Ask away and enjoy.

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I can't wait till my wall looks like this

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Duhhhh

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this made my heart do a thing 

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Alex Kosinski (requested by anonymous) 

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WHATCHA GONNA DO WIT ALL THAT JUNK

ALL THAT JUNK INSIDE YO TRUNK

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I’m going to dispose of it properly in a garbage can, for I am a good citizen.

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God will never ask you to do something without giving you the ability to do it. You may get passive or complacent and think, “Yes, I know I need to do that. Maybe next week.” Well, next week turns into next month. Next month turns into next year. When we put off what God has told us to do, we miss that season of grace. But, if you’ll deal with things as soon as God brings them to light, you’ll have a special grace, a special empowerment. You’ll feel God’s enabling power helping you to do it.

Today, is there something you’re putting off? Something you know in heart that you are supposed to do? Don’t let the season of grace pass. Don’t let complacency destroy you. Your destiny stands before you. God has something amazing in your future. Be bold, be strong. Step out in faith, be obedient, and embrace the good things God has in store for you!

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Shingeki no Kyojin Op - Violin

WOW MAN I FEEL SO PUMPED

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Wow!

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A lot of people “believe in God" but certainly don’t put Him at the center of their lives—I mean, He’s around and you ask Him for things and assume that it’s His job to meet your needs, but that is so vague and biblically inaccurate. As C. S. Lewis said in The Problem With Pain, “we don’t really want a father in heaven—we want a grandfather in heaven." Fathers are demanding and controlling, but grandfathers—they just want the kid to like him. The grandfather lets you do whatever you want. Most people don’t really want God as a father, they just want to be spoiled. They want God to be a grandfather figure who wishes them well and lets them do whatever they think is best. And even though you know that isn’t love, you still want it because it makes you feel comfortable. But that idea of God is fantasy. That God doesn’t exist. If that’s the God you’re serving, you might as well admit that you are your own god and stop pretending your living as a child of the Heavenly Father.

Timothy Keller, sermon on “The Jealousy of God" (via yesdarlingido)

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