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Thought For the Day: The Man Who Moves A Mountain Begins By Carrying Away Small Stones
“The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.” – Confucius
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Tagged Begin, Carry, Confucius, Mankind, Mountain, Move, Small Stones, Thought For the Day
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A Gurnsey Tale
Watched a movie that I think is bound to become a classic of our times. It was about a complicated and absolutely thought provoking movie that dealt with things as uncomplicated as love and war and what happens when the … Continue reading
Tapestry of Change and Joy
Based in part on 2 Cor.: Tapestry of Change and Joy by Michael Romani Praising our Lord and God in song and dance Loving the happenstance of our second chance Our God of second chances always there and willing To … Continue reading
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Tagged Anoint, Bright, Burn, Challenge, Change, Crawl, Daily Walk, Dance, Day, Do, Dsiplay, Faithfulness, Fear, Fight, Give, Glory, God, Gospel, Guiding Light, Heal, Hope, Humble, Jewel, Joy, Knees, Lord, Love, Move, Need, Night, Outward, Photograph, Poem, Poetry, Praise, Prayer, Reliance, Resurrection, Salavation, Second Chance, Shake, Shelter, Song, Strength, Struggle, Talk, Tapestry, Triumph, Truth, Wisdom
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Thought For the Day: To Move Most Freely, It Is Best To Be Deeply Rooted
“To move freely you must be deeply rooted.” – Bella Lewitsky, dancer (13 Jan 1916-2004)
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Tagged Bella Lewitsky, Dance, Deep, Free, Life, Move, Roots, Thought For the Day
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Moving Past Our Procrastination
Based on James 1:22 Moving Past Our Procrastination by Michael Romani Be a doer not just a thinker Moving on beyond a milk drinker Inaction doesn’t get us there It’s best to move on to where No more procrastination Time … Continue reading
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Tagged Action, Book of James, Church, Direction, Faith, Frustration, Love, Love One Another, Move, Perfection, Prayer, Proactive, Procrastination, Real Deal, Sermon, Walking the Walk
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ALOHA PROMISES FOREVER 