Justice in Poetry #ADFB
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined October 2010
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Grandview Park isn’t a place I often capture #Pittsburgh from, but every time I do go there, I always vow to return sooner. The dynamic lighting in scenes like this is just incredible.
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Whether it feels like it or not, this is the day that the Lord has made!!! So, rejoice, put a smile on your face and be glad in it! There’s always plenty to be grateful for.
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Jesus is the most rejected person in history by men but the most chosen in the history by God! The cross and the resurrection is a testament to that fact that rejection by man never has the last word in our lives!
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Upcoming Christian artists: Never forget Psalm 75:6-7, that “exaltation doesn’t come from the east or west, but from God”. You don’t have to play by the industry’s rules. Pray, work on your craft, & trust God to open doors in His timing. True success is faithfulness to God. – at Philadelphia, PA
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Comparison is both a drug and a dream killer! Stop it and let God shape your narrative! Be inspired by others, not covetous of their journey! God’s got you! Phil 1:6, Eph 2:10, 3:20-21
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Grab a tissue.
Here’s how @RandyMoss reacted when he found out he was headed to Canton. (via @ProFootballHOF)
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Dr. King was 26 when the Montgomery bus boycott began. He started small, rallying others who believed their efforts mattered, pressing on through challenges and doubts to change our world for the better. A permanent inspiration for the rest of us to keep pushing towards justice.
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I can’t think of any other person who has inspired a country & justice movements around the world like the Christian preacher, pastor, & civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King! Timelines in America changed from his leadership!
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Some of the finest persons I have ever met, including men and women I have served alongside in uniform, are from these “s-hole countries”. These comments are divisive, degrade human dignity, and fly in the face of our values. – at Centreville, AL
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The self-righteous will celebrate your fall but humble will help you get back up.
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Repentance is not about perfection; repentance is about heading in a new direction. While you will commit sins as a Christian, you will not sin with joy. You happily give up your sins out of gratitude for the One who died in payment for your sins.
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Stewing in bitterness and creating a false world in your mind damages your soul and relationships. Also, it can create a false view of others. Being willing to process with people through what you are feeling can bring understanding and reconciliation and peace! Try it!
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The God who called you now is with you, faithfully providing just the things you need just when you need them.
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Bitter activism is abundantly unhelpful! You can be somewhat right and abundantly wrong at the same time!
