WalkbyFaith

tessakins:

iwilltrustinyou:

Marriage today is struggling. Divorces, adultery, misconceptions, etc are plaguing not only the marriage itself but products of those marriages (my generation and the next). My hope in this poem is to highlight the most frequent and problematic issues marriages face today while also pointing to Jesus as the ultimate healer, redeemer, and restorer of every marriage. Whether single or married, my intention would be that this poem would allow you to look more deeply to Jesus to either better your current marriage, or prepare for your future marriage. 

This guy’s videos are so powerful.

(Source: iwilltrustinyou)


kidwiththebulletsoul:

cheeseburger-first:

neverendingfangasminprocess:

shaydee604:

This is what happens when white guys listen to Indian music

HELP I CAN’T BREATHE

omg

#reasons i love people

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(Source: videohall)


oh man.

It’s been a while hasnt it? Sometimes I really wanna blog all.the time, but then I realize that if I am on this a lot, my socisl life is probably non-existant.

Anyways. my life is just a big complicated jumble, and I don’t know where to begin. So I try to pray more consistently. Cause otherwise all these stupid feelings of not being good enough won’t. Go away. Sounds bad, but in general I am taking it as a testing of my spirit to God. He obviously knows whats up.


And for the bulk of you, most of what you will wrestle with will be unseen. Most people won’t see it. What I have found is that the legalist more often than not doesn’t necessarily to put to sin to death. They just want to control it. They want to train it. They don’t necessary want it to die. Here is how it shows back up. Because you don’t want to murder it and because you want it to be your pet, when you get tired and frustrated and angry or when you feel entitled and somebody isn’t giving you what you think you are owed, you run to that sin for comfort rather than to the God of the universe for comfort. This is why so many of get stuck in this cycle of sin where you do really well for a season and then you fall back into it. It’s because you haven’t tried to kill it and put it to death. You have simply tried to train it.

— Matt Chandler (via aportraitoflove)