Quest for Glory

We were all given a second chance to rewrite our story when our slate was wiped clean by Jesus Christ. Now it's up to us to decide what to do with the new life given to us.

"For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal." - 2 Corinthians 17-18.

Custōdiō Lux

Reblogged from 6randomskittles

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"He who has faith has an inward reservoir of courage, hope, confidence, calmness, and assuring trust that all will come out well - even though to the world it may appear to come out most badly."

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B.C. Forbes (via quote-book)

hm, now where’s there a girl like that =P

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hm, now where’s there a girl like that =P

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8pm why the heck is it still so bright out. This is awesome

Choose Truth: Revisiting Popular Christian Arguments Against Homosexuality

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choosetruth:

“Why do Christians care about gay marriage so much if it doesn’t affect them? If gay marriage would make people happy without hurting anyone why do Christians care?”

Why do Christians care? If you are a Christian, how would you respond?

What I hope to show Christians in this article is that…

For the lol

So a week or two ago I came across this set of books on the minds of men and women. Both were about equal length, about 200 pages. I was like “whoa, how did you fit info about women’s brains into the same length of a book as a book on men’s brains?” Turns out the book on women’s brains took up the solid 200 pages. The book on men, however, utilized only about a third of the book. The rest of it was footnotes. LOL

A note.

Been working my way through the “ians” of the New Testament lately. There’s a lot of stuff in there that hits so on the spot for living for Christ. The key lesson God seems to be teaching me again is how to live for HIS glory. Some of it is rather redundant, but definitely good reminders. Understandable though, considering he was writing this to several churches and they all needed to know similar ways of living for Christ. One part that kept repeating itself was how the relationship between the men and women of God should be. One key reminder to men was that we must be willing to love those we claim to love in the way Jesus loved his church. A good challenge and definitely something for me to work towards. Always looking for that “one” God’s prepared me for but even if I met her… am I even in tune in terms of my relationship with God yet to treat her in such an unconditional manner?

Anyhow, hopefully I can post some things about the different passages later on. Maybe even some today. Been spamming this Tumblr with so many tiny notes. lawl

Fake Love, Fake War: Why So Many Men Are Addicted to Internet Porn and Video Games

Reblogged from welooktoyahweh

welooktoyahweh:

blakebaggott:

Wow. So eye opening and spot on. Definitely take the time to read this.

Needed this.

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A note.

These past few days have tested my faith and my self control as a Christian more than many previous times. I hope and I pray that God will see me through again. Actually, scratch that, I KNOW he will. But in the midst of it, as usual, it doesn’t feel like it. Pray for me? It’s a small thing really. Something that is so redundant in and of itself it shouldn’t even be a problem. But it is. Pray that my heart remains steadfast on God and not on petty hormonal impulses. Oh God bring me someone who knows my struggles and I can simply be able to talk to and pray with. That would be nice. All glory to God for all He has done and will do.

A long day out with the brother and the dad. Not bad not bad.