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Second Chances
Jenna’s last memory of Earth was a blinding flash of light. The explosion had come out of nowhere, tearing apart the research station where she worked as an engineer. One moment she was calibrating a thermal relay; the next, she was weightless, her body consumed by fire and silence. She thought that was the end. It should have been.
By MIGrowth2 years ago in Motivation
Understanding Jesus as Our Faithful High Priest. AI-Generated.
The role of a high priest is a central theme in the Bible, especially in the book of Hebrews. Understanding Jesus as our Faithful High Priest offers profound comfort and encouragement to believers. In the Old Testament, the high priest was responsible for mediating between God and the people, offering sacrifices for sins, and ensuring the spiritual well-being of the community. However, Jesus, our High Priest, has taken this role to an infinitely greater level, securing eternal redemption for us.
By Betty Sue Michael2 years ago in Motivation
Coffee-Stained Conscience
Coffee-Stained Conscience His conscience, coffee-stained; like his favorite cup, a ring remained down at the bottom where the sponge won’t reach, like his SO(U)L, which ignores the lies they preach, doing NOT what he’s TOLD but what he SHOULD, and recalling the line from the struggling feline: “Tough titty said the kitty but the milk’s still good!”
By C. Rommial Butler2 years ago in Motivation
Signs Someone is Actually Not A Good Person Even if They Seem Nice on the Surface
The popular saying goes “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, in some cases, the book cover can be misleading and this explains how some people have mastered the act of pretending to be good. People can tend to be nice on the surface especially when they are polite and say the right things. But beneath all these charming attitudes, they might not be so nice after all. Not everyone who seems to be nice is genuinely nice, some project positive images but hide their true colors. The following are the most noticeable signs that someone is not a good person even when they seem nice on the surface.
By Emma Ade2 years ago in Motivation
The Power of Silence
In a world filled with judgments, opinions, and constant noise, learning to navigate the overwhelming influx of thoughts and perspectives can be one of the most freeing lessons in life. The past year has been a journey of understanding the power of non-reaction—of choosing not to let the words and actions of others sway me, especially when they don’t align with my values or my path.
By Faceless Lim2 years ago in Motivation
The writer in me
I could write an article each day for a week, only to slack off in the next two weeks or so. Making the habit stick has been a struggle for me. Amid a strong desire to write is an obvious lack of discipline. And in that absence, progress is halted.
By Gajanan Rajput2 years ago in Motivation
How to Use Scripture to Defend Yourself Against Spiritual Attacks. AI-Generated.
Spiritual warfare is an unavoidable reality for believers, but God has not left us defenseless. We have powerful weapons at our disposal, and one of the most effective is Scripture. Using God’s Word to defend yourself against spiritual attacks can provide peace, strength, and protection. Here’s how to apply biblical defense strategies to guard your heart and mind.
By Betty Sue Michael2 years ago in Motivation
Into the Storm
Emma had always thought of herself as a city girl. The wildest place she’d ever camped was in her own backyard. So when her boyfriend, Nate, invited her to join him and some friends on a weekend sailing trip off the coast, she hesitated. But Nate’s excitement was contagious, and she told herself it would be an adventure. Just two days of sunshine, ocean, and laughter. How hard could it be?
By MIGrowth2 years ago in Motivation
The Secret Power You’re Ignoring
Let us face it: the world is rather adept at creating distance. Whether it is with a neighbor who refuses to make eye contact in the elevator or a cousin who only reacts to texts in GIFs, genuine human connection might feel like an endangered species. Enter the "compassion catalyst"—the person who strides in, waves a metaphorical magic wand, and instantly makes everyone around them feel a little more noticed and connected. Becoming a compassion catalyst is more than just being kind; you are creating a positive ripple effect that may truly impact relationships and communities. And the best part? You do not need a cape—just a little humor, empathy, and a willingness to make everyone feel like a million bucks.
By LUKE KHAKEYO2 years ago in Motivation
