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Recipe for pushing people away by Amanda Katherine Ricketson
I wrote this at the beginning of the semester! I am adding it to my portfolio so I thought I would put it on here :)

When your jam comes on and you’re with your best friend:

sodamnrelatable:

(Source: dontworrybekarl, via break-whatbreaksyou)

cyberunfamous:

lenafaye:

I was reading this and all I could think was “this is so very true” and I got to the end and it occurred to me that I although I am broken by sin I am made whole in Christ. This “oh God” is not just some abstraction commonly cried out to in a moment of brokenness. There is a God. He is the God. He is my God. He guides me, He teaches me, and He LOVES me. Through Him, I am made new, I am made whole, and I am made alive.
Ephesians 2 (I’m just going to recommend reading it or re-reading all of it, but 2:4-5 is what immediately came to mind.)
4 But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, 5 made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.

This is the most anyone has ever analyzed that one word, and it is very accurate I did capitalize it for a reason

alunae:

honestly my entire life summed up

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spiritualinspiration:

7 Ways to Practice Peace By Joyce Meyer
I believe that one of the keys to maintaining peace in your life is to take small steps toward peace every day. Here are a few tips for having a more peaceful lifestyle.
1. Be selective with how you spend your time. You may be trying to do too many things and end up doing none of them well. Hurrying is trying to do more than the Holy Spirit is leading you to do. Be led by the Spirit.
2. Be prepared to say, “no” nicely. Sometimes we take on things we know we shouldn’t, just because we’re uncomfortable saying no. If you feel this pressure, ask God to put your spirit at rest and give you loving words to speak that will take away the unnecessary awkwardness of saying no.
3. Resist the spirit of procrastination. It’s the attitude that says I’m going to sit here and wait until I feel like doing what I need to do. But God’s Word tells us to exercise self-discipline. Do what you need to do now so you can fully enjoy your times of rest.
4. Eliminate key distractions. If you know you are easily distracted, set some guidelines for yourself. Don’t let them keep you up late at night so you oversleep the next morning and end up setting yourself up for a hurried, stressful day.
5. Set appropriate boundaries for interruptions. Life is full of interruptions, but we can learn to set boundaries that help us manage them in healthy ways. Schedule times when you are “off-limits.” Let your calls go to voicemail, turn off your email, and decide to get back to people after your “off-limits” time is over. Trust the Holy Spirit to tell you when there is a true emergency.
6. Modify your life. Ask God to show you “out-of-the-box” ways to save time and trouble. For instance, when I don’t have time to do the dishes, I use paper plates. And if I’m having a birthday party for one of my kids and don’t have time to make a meal, we just have cake and ice cream.
7. Listen for the Holy Spirit. If you can see that your plan is not producing peace, go back to God; pray for peace and for wisdom to make changes that will benefit your life.
If you can learn to trust God “in the now,” receive His grace as you need it, and you can become a truly peaceful person. Now that’s powerful!