When you complain that there are too many people, it’s worth remembering that you classify as part of that unfortunate category to someone else
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A blog by Justin N. Poythress, Pastor in Boise, Idaho
There’s an ordinariness, an unobtrusiveness, to someone with a tranquil heart. She has come to terms with life itself being rather ordinary.
Read MoreThe goodness of God alleviates more anxiety than a swaggering self-confidence because it frees you from that dreadful cell of...you.
Read MoreWe hang a low ceiling over our imagination, and live the rest of our lives cramped and hunched over.
Read MoreThe faster you descend from your mountaintop of success into feelings of failure and self-loathing, the better. That means you’ll get to your next…
Read MoreTry to remember—what used to happen when you got bored? What have we lost, exactly? The underlying catastrophe is the loss of humility.
Read MoreAdultery is more like trying to get your summer tan in a single sunscreenless day at the beach.
Read MoreQuestions of value lead us to constantly look for something bigger, better and more lasting.
Read MoreThe violent man is like a dragon sleeping on his horde of treasure—never able to use it, and never happy about it.
Read MoreWe do not naturally possess wisdom. Left to your own devices, you are not in good hands. There is something inside us that is…
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