The giver with his hand out. Luke 16:9
No longer hiding joy as a shameful secret. Nehemiah 8:10
The commotion of self-promotion by doing the loco motion with a loco motive. Galatians 4:8,9
Pain without the power to hurt. 1 Peter 4:16
Made possible by the commitment to separate one's youthfulness from whom we now think we are or have to be. We then try to bury it with the dull tool of an immature mind. We are called to lovingly allow the former youth to resurrect, the faith of a child, without thinking as a child. 1 Corinthians 13:11
When one recognizes he wounds not only by his words or actions, but simply by the mere fact of his being. Proverbs 3:27,28.
Be without a buzz. Ephesians 5:15-18
Separating lust from passion. Psalm 119:18
A call to Arms. Deuteronomy 33:27
Restoring the beauty by being an example intimate with the message. Psalm 85:10
Voluntarily called. Volunteers can fill positions, but the called are equiped for the positons they fill.
The difference between held and hell. Deuteronomy 6:4
Where you can find the board game called Precisely Vague, the toy of adults played with rather than used to tackle reality. 2 Timothy 2:14-16
There's more to life than what I don't have. Psalm 90:14,15
We often give someone unwarranted credit for expertise in a specific form of suffering simply becaused they suffered from or through it. Yet suffering reveals the true Expert upon which we learn to rely. Hebrews 2:18. Just as time doesn't heal but is the way over which the true Healer is revealed. Jeremiah 17:14
Our right to our opinion is often the wrong right exercised that blocks promised wisdom. James 1:5. We revert to our rights when hurt, caught off-guard, or under attack in some form such as criticism.
Stop removing more important discernment to deal with the underlying and often unrecognized issues. 1 Corinthians 10:23
No. You're just like your father Frank. Honesty is not always accuracy. Ezekiel 18:1,2,14
I resemble that remark. 1 John 3:3
Built by the Right Brother. Galatians 4:1-7, Proverbs 18:24
Something old, something new. Hard wear to softened wear, servers with glitches, yet running. Romans 7:6