Time slips through our fingers like fine sand—soft, silent, and relentless. One moment we are laughing with friends under summer skies; the next, those same faces have softened with years, and the sky itself feels different. Days blur into weeks, weeks into seasons, and before we notice, the child we once were is only a quiet memory living inside us.Yet in that very speed lies a quiet invitation. Because time moves so quickly, every ordinary moment becomes precious. The morning sun on your skin. The sound of rain against the window. The simple fact that someone you love is still here, breathing the same air as you. These are not small things. They are the whole of life, arriving and leaving in the same breath. So pause. Feel the ground beneath your feet. Notice the light as it falls across the room. Let gratitude rise—not as a forced list, but as a soft recognition: this breath is enough. This day, imperfect and fleeting, is enough. When we stop chasing the next thing and truly inhabit the now, time does not slow down… but it deepens. And in that depth, we finally meet the life that has been waiting for us all along.
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You can be thankful for where you are and still believe God has more ahead of you.
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SAY THIS PRAYER TO BREAK ANY CURSE. OVER YOUR LIFE. Very Powerful Prayers 🙏
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Watch as Philip Anthony Mitchell gives a signal, that look, before he drops the hammer.
Boom!💥 conviction right there
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Go to sleep knowing….
Every night, God asks you to surrender control of a world you were never in charge of in the first place.
And yet, we lie awake rehearsing conversations, worrying about problems, and imagining circumstances that may never happen.
But remember this:
God does not need you to stay awake for Him to remain faithful.
Psalm 121:4 reminds us that the One who watches over His people neither slumbers nor sleeps.
That means while your eyes are closed, His are not.
While your mind is resting, His wisdom is not diminished.
While your strength is being restored, His power is not exhausted.
While tomorrow remains uncertain to you, it is already known to Him.
You don’t have to finish everything to rest in Him. Leave tomorrow where it belongs: in the hands of the Lord. The same God who carried you through today will be waiting for you when morning comes.
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Your brokenness may be part of your story, but it doesn’t get to define you. Grace does!
Amen #truth
Replying to @BenfullerM
fought the devil face to face while I lay awake at night and celebrated seven years of sobriety last month due to God’s faithfulness, not mine. But He restores everything when you put Him first.
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When it all falls, when it all falls through
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FALLS THROUGH out Friday 10.23
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Romans 12:11-12, “Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord. Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer."
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Every book of the Bible in a single phrase:
Genesis - The people of God
Exodus - The exit of God’s people
Leviticus - The priests of God
Numbers - The wandering of God’s people
Deuteronomy - The second law of God
Joshua - The advancement of God’s nation
Judges - The deterioration of God’s nation
Ruth - The preservation of God’s line
I and II Samuel - The choosing of God’s king
I and II Kings - The history of God’s kings and the people’s kings
I and II Chronicles - An alternate history of God’s kings and the people’s kings
Ezra - God’s law and temple restored
Nehemiah - God’s city rebuilt
Esther - God’s nation preserved
Job - God’s wisdom on suffering
Psalms - God’s wisdom on worship
Proverbs - God’s wisdom
Ecclesiastes - God’s wisdom on emptiness
Song of Solomon - God’s wisdom on sexuality
Isaiah - God’s prophet of redemption
Jeremiah - God’s prophet of repentance
Lamentations - God’s prophet weeps as God’s city burns
Ezekiel - God’s prophet of return
Daniel - God’s prophet of revelation
Hosea - Israel and God’s mercy
Joel - Israel and God’s judgment
Amos - Israel and God’s rebuke
Obadiah - Israel and God’s enemies
Jonah - Israel and God’s grace
Micah - Israel and God’s uniqueness
Nahum - Israel and God’s anger
Habakkuk - Israel and God’s presence
Zephaniah - Israel and God’s redemption
Haggai - Israel and God’s house
Zechariah - Israel and God’s visions
Malachi - Israel and God’s money
Matthew - Jesus is the fulfillment
Mark - Jesus is the victor
Luke - Jesus our brother
John - Jesus is God
Acts - Jesus’ church begins and overcomes
Romans - Jesus’ Church Victorious over ignorance
I Corinthians - Jesus’ Church Victorious over sin
II Corinthians - Jesus’ Church Victorious over Attackers
Galatians - Jesus’ Church victorious over legalism
Ephesians - Jesus’ Church victorious through Jesus, Himself
Philippians - Jesus’ Church victorious over selfishness
Colossians - Jesus’ Church victorious over heresy
I Thessalonians - Jesus’ Church Victorious through persecution to the End
II Thessalonians - Jesus’ church victorious through deliverance from evil
I Timothy - God’s pastors and leading well
II Timothy - God’s pastors and suffering well
Titus - God’s pastors and teaching well
Philemon - God’s righteous restoration
Hebrews - Jesus followers hold him over everything in faith
James - Jesus followers and righteous living
I Peter - Jesus followers and holiness during suffering
II Peter - Jesus followers and knowledge leading to righteousness
I John - Jesus followers and knowing that you are saved
II John - Jesus followers and overcoming false teaching
III John - Jesus followers and living in love
Jude - Jesus followers and persevering to the end
Revelation - Jesus comes back and wins in the end
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When nothing in your life makes sense, trust God anyway. #JoyceQuote






















