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I'm too fat.
I'm too skinny.
I'm too tall.
I'm too short.
My butt is too flat.
My butt is too bubbled.
How does my butt look in these jeans?
I don't like my nose.
I hate my thighs.
My eyes are OK, I guess, but I wish they were a shade greener.
What have we become?
Sara Marques retweeted
You would not search for God unless God was searching for you. You would not long for love unless love was longing for you. God is chasing after you. If you just stop running, He'll crash right into you in the best possible way. Psalm 23:6; John 15:16 #Scripture
Sara Marques retweeted
I feel like every couple needs to hear this: Just be humble before one another. Be quick to apologize. Don’t strive to be right or to win. Just say the words, “I’m sorry. That wasn’t cool. I shouldn’t have treated you like that. I love you.” And watch the sunshine come back in.
Sara Marques retweeted
When Jesus says, “Love your neighbor as yourself,” He doesn’t mean “feel” a certain way toward your neighbor, but rather channel your energy, voice, help, and resources toward your neighbor’s wellbeing. Your feelings are beside the point, and will come along soon enough or not.
Sara Marques retweeted
Someone has said, "The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother." Read it again. Say it out loud. One more time, please.
#HappyFathersDay2020
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Sara Marques retweeted
Those feelings of guilt and condemnation you feel after failing and falling are not a reflection of God's emotional or relational posture toward you! No, they are evidence that sin is alien to your essential nature and happiness. Please, grasp this!
Run from sin, not God!
“#Deus usa-nos como Seus parceiros para tentar curar e restaurar os danos e o sofrimento na vida de outras pessoas.”
“O fim da ‘corda’ para muitos de nós é quando o #Deus pródigo consegue mais facilmente chegar até nós.” (Meditações Matinais p.148)
“Nós não nos arrependemos para que #Deus nos ame, porém Ele revela-nos o Seu amor para que nos arrependamos.” (Parábolas de Jesus p.189)





