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Category Archives: ideal
Unconditional Will Wow You!
Unconditional, a new movie staring Lynn Collins and Michael Ealy, is based on events in the life of Joe Bradford, affectionately known as Papa Joe by the people whose lives he has changed in the projects of Nashville, Tennessee. It is a … Continue reading
Posted in history, lifestyles, The Salvation Army, race, prayer, music, racism, kingdom of God, life, positive thinking, recovery, Berry Street Worship Center, salvation, Christianity, revelation, spiritual, multi-racial, Berry Street, Music City, East Nashville, motivation, guidance, guilt, courage, spiritual growth, guts and glory, gratitude, spiritual warfare, miracles, normal Christianity, godly sorrow, spiritual combat, idealism, ideal, repentance, missional, conviction of sin, suicide, heart-felt love, human life, love, confession, equality, spiritual awakening, obedience, faith-based, non-church, misery, healing, Christian values, motivational speaker, lifestyle Christianity, training, Judeo-Christian, die to self, ministry, media, Lynn Collins, Michael Ealy, Nashville projects, movie, inner city, urban, middle class, poor, poverty, blacks, whites, African Americans
Tagged Nashville, movies, unconditional, movie review, Joe Bradford, Papa Joe, inner city
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Meek Means “Mighty By Another Power”
Who is meek? Not the milk toast nor the mouse nor the wimp. They won’t inherit the earth. Meek does not mean “weak, fearful, or timid.” It means “being mighty by yielding your life and will to another power.” Because … Continue reading
Posted in AA, addiction, addictions, alternative lifestyle, Christian, Christian history, Christianity, faith, faith-based, God, God's government, His story, history, humility, Ida B. Wells, ideal, idealism, inherit the earth, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John W. Miller, kindness, lifestyles, Quotations, quote, recovery, religion, revelation, revival, rivers of living water, self-denial, soul, spiritual, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, surfer, surrender to God, test pilot, the Grimke sisters, turned the world upsidedown, W.E.B. DuBois, William Booth
Tagged Christianity, heroes, meek, meekness, quotes, religion
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Case Study — A White Homosexual, A Black Woman, An African Muslim, & A White Mistress
I was asked to write a diversity case study for a course I am taking. Here it is: Sue, a black female, owns a company with 30 employees and hires Betty, a white female who has been the 2 year … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, community, conscience, courage, criticism, fear, feelings, free will, freedom, genetic tendencies, genetic tendency, good question, habit, harmful habit, hate speech, heart-felt love, ideal, idealism, inward change, judgments, justice, kindness, language, life, lifestyles, marriage, meaning, modern myths, moral principles, morality, morals, nonviolence, parable, patience, political correctness, political issue, politics, prejudice, questions, right and wrong, right conduct, self-denial, self-help, sin, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized, values, wages of sin, wake-up call, words
Tagged African, case study, diversity, homosexual, inclusion, mistress, Muslim, tolerance
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Why Is Depression Rampant In America
Why is depression rampant in America, a country known for freedom and prosperity? Perhaps the answer is in this quotation . . . “Many people look out into a meaningless world in which there is no afterlife, where all their … Continue reading
Posted in belief, brainwashed, center of the universe, Christ, Christ-centered, Christian, Christianity, clear conscience, depression, eternal life, faithfulness, freedom, gratitude, guidance, ideal, idealism, invisible, inward change, Jesus, Jesus Christ, meaning, Morton T. Kelsey, motivation, non-material reality, Oh my God, presence of Christ, presence of God, prosperity, purpose, Quotations, quote, Quotes, religion, Savior, self-esteem, self-image, soul, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, Why be a Christian?
Tagged afterlife, America, center of the universe, cure for depression, depression, freedom, meaningless world, prosperity
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Have some Possibila Tea. Sip a cuppa hope. Get a sense of purpose. Savor some faith. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Posted in Christ, Christian, Christianity, hope, ideal, idealism, insight, inward change, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lifestyles, motivation, peace, religion, self-esteem, self-help, self-image, thoughts, Uncategorized, values, words, words on fire
Tagged all thrings through Christ, cuppa, hope, I can do, purpose, semse of purpose
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