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True Beauty
do not let your adornment be merely outward …
rather let it be the hidden person of the heart with the incorruptible beauty
of a gentle and quiet spirit which is very precious
in the sight of God.
{1 peter 3:3-4}
Working away on lots of new designs …
This is one of my favorites.
Reminding me to not focus so much on the external,
but rather, to set my eyes on what is is eternal.
Unable to be corrupted.
Truly lasting.
Hope to share more sneak peeks soon.
Happy -almost- weekend!
Roots
let your roots grow
down into Him
and let your lives
be built on Him.
then …
your faith will grow
strong in the truth
you were taught.
and you will
overflow
with thankfulness
colossians 2:7
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True Love, Valentines, and … Manipulation?
True love. What is it? How do we define it?
Is there a difference between what the world says love is and what Scripture says?
First Corinthians 13, arguably the most well-known definition of love in the Bible, gives us a straightforward list of what love–real love–looks like. And right in the middle of this list, we are told that one of the earmarks of true love is that it is “not self-seeking.”
Would it surprise you then to learn that one of the most popular and best-selling books on love in the church today spends a great amount of time instructing husbands and wives how to “get what you want” from your spouse? While such an idea is common among “needologists,” psychologists, life-coaches, and the world, it is antithetical to God, His Word, and, ironically, to true love and respect.
Read full article here …