Tag: coping
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Reboot my ❤
New memories. Flashback nightmare last night. Father I need a refuge right now. A safe, protected place, where I can sleep and eat and rest Then go back and fight. You are my bunker. My bivouac. (Sp?) My safe place. My good jou jou. Hide me under your wings for a little. Don’t let me…
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Comfort-er 💐
INTIMACY – Jesus’ disciples had a very intimate relationship with Him which is why it would have been so hard to think of Him leaving. Jesus knew this, but He also knew that the same level of intimacy would be available through the Helper who was coming. The Holy Spirit is now, God with us. Literally…
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Rough Season– don’t you think?
I’m surprised we’re still here, aren’t you? I have now listened to the Ps 121, Ps 37, Ps 18 and\or Rick Warren, Joyce Meyer, Beth Moore, RT Kendall, Steven Furtick and a bunch of other sermons and scripture. Roughly 32 billion times. Conclusion…we are going to make it guys. strengthandcourage.That is what I am talking…
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Things I 💕
I’m starting to get a little bit fussy. Time for a list. Sandy feet from walking on the beachGetting an 🍨 ice cream with someone I 💕 The way my dogs can sleep anytime and anywhere. I’m not kidding. It’s quite remarkable. Helping online charities: grin Naps in the sunshine Subway–I always feel like a…
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Toxic family
I love that Jesus teaches me how to think about well-meaning but toxic folks. He modeled it. And the people became offended and began to turn against him. Jesus said, “There’s only one place a prophet isn’t honored—his own hometown!”Matthew 13:57 TPThttps://bible.com/bible/1849/mat.13.57.TPT And if anyone doesn’t listen to you and rejects your message, when you…
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Things to love
My dog’s chin whiskers. Comic note. Take a look sometime. Bread 🍞 Cats vs. dogs. Endless comic material. I love it. Fields of lavender in the 🌞 The beach Audio books + any type of household chore. Automatically 75% easier Family meals Scottish, Irish or New York accents Welcoming soldiers home from active service Early…
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Stick it in my pipe and smoke it.
I wish Christians understood that Paul generally uses “flesh” as a negative term for anything partial, and untrustworthy, NOT for the body itself. Richard Rohr@RichardRohrOFM