RT @UPCIORG: When Hurricane Ian devastated central Florida in late September, Reach Out America, an endorsed ministry of the UPCI, stepped….

RT @HomesteadMuseum: Congress has officially recognized the #ArmenianGenocide that targeted Armenians, Assyrians, & Greeks from 1914-1923.….

RT @UPCIORG: General Superintendent @davidkbernard announces the formation of the National Apostolic Christian Leadership Conference, an or….

RT @IMAO_: A really rich guy saying he can’t speak out against brutal oppression because he might lose money probably ain’t a great look.

RT @GKCdaily: The first effect of not believing in God, is that you lose your common sense.

RT @The_Kyle_Mann: “The Church always seems to be behind the times, when it is really beyond the times.” - Chesterton.

RT @ajsolorio: The “Jesus was a socialist” trope has resurfaced and taken over Twitter again. So let’s talk about it. It’s time for a quick….

RT @ajsolorio: Don’t stop praying! God collects every single prayer. My grandma died 25 years ago believing God was going to save her olde….

I had to take my phone off the charger at 99% power this morning. When I arrived at work, I immediately plugged it back in to finish charging. Based on this info, I’m sure some psychologist out there can give me a diagnosis.

RT @RevKevDeYoung: God’s boundaries are not designed to steal our joy, but to ensure that we keep it.

RT @AmyMorinLCSW: "Now, every time I witness a strong person, I want to know: What dark did you conquer in your story? Mountains do not ris….

“There are many things of which a wise man might wish to be ignorant.”. - Ralph Waldo Emerson. Via @tferriss, from “The 4-Hour Workweek”.

Everything is a work in-progress. Including you.

“Many a false step was made by standing still.”. —Fortune cookie. From “The 4-Hour Workweek” by @tferriss

RT @TimothyKight: Your culture is not what you occasionally say. It is what you consistently do.

“Not seeing results? Feel like giving up? Consider this: the last thing to grow on a fruit tree is the fruit.". – Unknown.

Everyone should work in sales, even if it’s just for a short time. It’s the perfect training ground for developing perseverance and patience with difficult people—2 critical traits for success in any line of work.

Those of us who struggle with perfectionism need to accept that sometimes “good enough” is, actually, good enough. The extra time/effort/attention needed to achieve perfection just isn’t worth the extra cost.

The truth about our troubles.

“Don’t you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant, and patient God is with you? . Can’t you see that his kindness is intended to turn you from your sin?” (Romans 2:4, NLT). God’s kindness holds back His judgement while simultaneously leading us to repentance.