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Listening to hotel books

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i wanna live not just survive, i’m alive

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How to compliment me:

Say something nice about Taylor Swift

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“cuz compared to everyone before you they’re just stars but you’re the galaxy”

Dani Cimorelli

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Hey everyone! Here are your journal prompts for November! Hope you enjoy them. :)

All you need to do to participate is respond to the writing prompt for each day in your own words, use art or any medium you want to, snap a photo of your finished product (or keeping your personal pages to yourself as you follow along is okay too! You don’t have to post if you don’t want to. This challenge is just to help inspire you to write!) and tag #journaling-junkie, and #2017novemberjournalchallenge so we can all like and share your awesome creations!

Feel free to write me a letter if you have any questions and I will do my best to help you!

For those of you participating in NaNoWriMo, I wish you the best of luck writing your novels this month! You rock!

Happy writing, friends! :)

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The truth is: Doubt is not a “sin.” It’s great to have a vibrant, robust, thriving sort of faith, and God wants that for you. But our deepest roots are born out of the winter nights when we’ve had to dig into the shallow dirt of our infant beliefs and reach into the soil of our most core foundations.True faith, the kind that perseveres through pain and trials and urgency, takes a surgical navigation through all the very difficult questions of life. Only doubts will ever get you to ask them.When pain hits home and you’re walking through that cancer or car accident or earthquake, you want the kind of faith that can face death. In the end, I want a faith that doesn’t just tickle my inspiration or gives me cute slogans, but a faith that can get beat up by suffering and scholars and satanic evil, and will keep on standing.There are too many Christians who don’t really dig to the bottom of what they believe, so that when tragedy comes, they wonder how their concept of God could ever allow such misery. This quickly turns into a toxic disillusionment because their faith was never nuanced enough to deal with the gray-space struggle of real life. It’s not that their God was not big enough, but rather much too small.

J.S. from this post (via jspark3000)