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I gave you everything I had till I couldn’t give anymore and I thought I had nothing to offer anyone else, until now I have plenty to offer so many people it took me a long time to realize this but I’m here and I’m okay and that’s what counts.

Excerpt from a book I will never write #1171 // A.M (via excerptsofstories)

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November 23,2016

I really wish that you would listen to me instead of putting me down or making it about yourself when it comes to expressing my feelings. I do things for a reason and you are not always right, neither am I most of the time, but PLEASE listen to me.

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marry a man who loves Jesus. who loves God before he even knows you exist. a man who falls to his knees, with tears in his eyes and hands held high, without a care to the world watching him. a man who knows that God is the best foundation in your relationship. a relationship that brings you each other closer to Him. the man who loves Jesus will respect you. he’ll pursue you and treasure you. he won’t pressure you or control you, but gently walk beside you and lead you. he will appreciate you as the gift and beauty you are, and remind you of it every day. he will worship with you. he’ll pray for you and pray with you he will lead you with strong hands, stand up when you can’t, but remind you that only God can satisfy.

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and be that kind of woman too

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Our lack of intimacy with God causes a void that we try to fill with the frailest of substitutes.

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You and I will dance, no matter what the music, no matter the place.

Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson

Chasers of the Light & All The Words Are Yours are Out Now!

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I get way too sensitive when I get attached to someone. I can detect the slightest changed in the tone of their voice, and suddenly I’m spending all day trying to figure out what I did wrong.

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Marriage is not beautiful

Marriage is ugly, you see the absolute worst in someone. You see them when they’re mad, sad, being stubborn, when they’re so unlovable they make you scream. But you also get to see them when they are laughing so hard that tears run down their face, and they cant help but let out those weird gargling noises. You see them at 3am when the world is asleep except you two, and you’re eating in the middle of the kitchen floor. You get to see the side of them that no one else does, and its not always pretty. Its snorting while laughing, its the tears when it feels like its all crashing down, its the farting, its the bedhead and bad breath, its the random dances, its the anger and the joy. Marriage isn’t a beautiful thing, but it is amazing. It’s knowing that someone loves you so much, and wont leave you even though you said something nasty. It’s having someone have your back no matter what. Its fights over stupid things, like someone not doing the dishes or picking up after themselves. And its those nights you fall asleep in each others arms, feeling like there will never be enough time with them. It’s cleaning up their throw up, or just rubbing their back when they’re sick. It’s the dirtiest, hardest, most rewarding job there is. Because at the end of the day you get to crawl into bed with your best friend, the weirdest, most annoying, loving, goofy, perfect person that you know. Marriage is not beautiful, but it’s one heaven of a ride.

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I sin and I sin and I sin and I nail Him to the cross a thousand times over and yet He still continues to FORGIVE and LOVE and ACCEPT me… I need nothing else but Him. He is the center.

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Word of the Day...May 1, 2015...

A Gift of Peace        Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus. —Philippians 4:6–7  One of the first things I remember about the day I put my faith in Christ was the sense of peace filling my heart. It was as though someone had lifted a heavy burden from me. It wasn’t until later, when I read the Bible, that I learned about God’s promise of peace to every believer. He has given it to us as a gift. This peace, however, doesn’t come from what or who we are, but from what God has done—how He has justified us in response to our faith. A beautiful byproduct of this reality is a deep inner peace that floods our souls. But we can’t have this transforming effect without the beginning cause. If we’re fighting with God, resisting His plan and purpose for our lives, then we won’t experience this supernatural peace. I think many people would like to have the desirable results and benefits of the Christian life without having to pay the price. In other words, they would like to know they are forgiven and going to heaven when they die, but they still want to live as they please. They don’t want to put their complete faith and trust in Jesus. That sort of attitude just won’t fly. We can’t have the pleasing, life-transforming privileges of God’s peace without first meeting God’s requirements. Colossians 1:20 says that through Jesus Christ, “God reconciled everything to himself. He made peace with everything in heaven and on earth by means of Christ’s blood on the cross” (NLT). The only way we will experience the peace of God that passes all human understanding is through the blood of the cross, the blood Jesus shed. You can’t have the peace of God until you first have peace with God.  I hope that you enjoyed this devotional as much as I did.  Have a Simply Heavenly day!!  God bless you!!! http://dlvr.it/9dFmQQ

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My health may fail, and my spirit may grow weak, but God remains the strength of my heart; he is mine forever.

Psalm 73:26

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