“you’re so full of yourself” no i had a lot of insecurites and a low self esteem which i worked extremely hard to overcome and now i realize that im awesome and i dont care if you think otherwise
my friend did a psychology class in high school and came to my house and diagnosed my cat with depression
do your eyes ever randomly go out of focus and then you are too lazy to focus them back in and just stare at nothing for a while
In barvarian (Germany) that’s called: “goaßgschau” which translates to “stare of a goat “
I love that there’s a word for this
I guess that’s just part of loving people: You have to give things up. Sometimes you even have to give them up.
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All night long I search for you; in the morning I earnestly seek for God… Isaiah 26:9, NLT.
Jesus said in Matthew 6, “Seek first the kingdom of God.” That word “seek” is a strong word. One definition is “to require as a vital necessity.” You have to see spending time with God as being vital to living a victorious life because some mornings we think, “I don’t want to get up early. I don’t feel like reading my Bible. I don’t feel like going to church today.” But once you get in a habit and see the benefits of how you feel refreshed and restored, you make better decisions, you’re more creative, you have God’s favor, and then you’ll think, “I can’t afford not to do it. When I don’t spend time with God, I don’t feel right. Something is missing.” “When I don’t go to church I don’t have the wisdom, the clarity, the direction. I don’t have the boost that I need for the week.”
Scripture says, “Seek first.” That indicates that we should take time for God at the start of the day. Don’t give Him your leftover time. Make Him a part of your normal routine. Make Him your first priority. Seek Him first, seek Him earnestly, and watch what He will do on your behalf.
