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Watched a video on how social media is specifically designed to be addictive and how tons of research and algorithms are used to ensure SM sites are as addictive as possible. I can see myself restraining from social media some time soon because I just feel so tired of it, and this new info about it seems really accurate.
God won't place you where He doesn't want you
I remember applying to every corporate internship under the sun and getting rejected from alllll of them and thinking like @God wya?? I even did a Spring week in an investment bank because I thought that if I was undecided about a career path then, i would be undecided forever, so I was more than willing to settle for something I wasn't truly passionate about. I realise now that was just me being impatient and worried about my future instead of putting my trust in the process, but recently God has made it clear to me why things had to work out that way. If I did intern in a corporate place I probably wouldn't have realised that what I wanted to pursue was down a more creative path. The opportunities I'm getting now just seem a lot more natural and fitted towards where I'm supposed to be. One verse I've recently come across that's solidified this route is Colossians 3:23 (NLT); "Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord rather than for people.â Knowing that I can glorify God in whatever I do just makes me view my future so differently, because I once thought that jobs that are more on the creative side aren't doing anything to help society, so I'd feel selfish at the prospect of not doing a job which directly helped others. But the verse just makes it concrete that it's not even by our works but by God's, so it doesn't matter. At the end of the day I'll be working for the Lord and not man. It was this verse that made me change perspectives of my career path really
Im having one of those moments where I'm wondering how people think of me. One of my friends once described me as teflon - and I just looked up its google definition: 'Someone whose reputation remains undamaged in spite of scandal or misjudgement'. This sounds very accurate. I think it's because I completely hate confrontation and don't like to involve myself with drama. If two of my friends come to me to complain about one another, I usually just listen but don't take sides, which might seem kind of passive. Or maybe because I don't really get angry with people who've hurt me ... I don't actually know. But i guess because I shy away from confrontation it means I let things slide even if it really bothers me, which isn't great- I need to change that. I've also been told that I'm really naive, that I think too well of people and so I wouldn't think badly of somebody who I think I know really well. I wouldn't expect them to do something out of character to me. This i think is true, so I just get so disappointed when my own expectations of a person aren't met, which isn't healthy either. One thing that I hope people see in me is that I'm quite open, or I'd consider myself as open anyway. I have no problem with telling people personal things about myself even if it means I'm the first one to open up to them. If I feel my experiences/stories can help people then I don't care if it's embarrassing to me or whatever.
The desires of this world are like sea water. The more you drink of them, the more you thirst.
Ibn Arabi (k.s)
But Jesus said âwhoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life.â (John 4:14).
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The service at church today really spoke to me. For this entire week I've been feeling disheartened at the fact that I'm 'not good enough' at anything even when I try my hardest, so I was so surprised when one of the worship leaders was talking and directly said: "You don't have to be good enough because Christ was already good enough." This was really all that I needed to hear, because I've been feel so so emotionally drained recently because of this heavy weight on me and the pressure to be 'better' and the disappointment at the fact that even when I try my hardest it's not good enough. To the point where I was just exhausted of feeling this way. We sang 'Great is your faithfulness' and it just reminded me that God hasn't forgotten about me, that He will fulfil all of His promises for me even if that takes more time than I thought. It's frustrating at times not knowing how everything will turn out in the future, especially when you're not seeing much progress and see everyone else moving forward, but I've learnt that having faith and trusting Him doesn't have to be frustrating. To trust someone means to deeply love them and give your whole life over so they can take control. Jesus has lifted this weight off of me so I don't have to feel it. I've realised that it's fine to not know what will happen, because I'm not living on my own strength or my own plan, Im living on God's plan for me and I trust where He will take me, even if it takes longer than I imagined.
Saying âYesâ to Jesus is not just one time confession but a lifetime commitment. When you say yes to Him, youâre saying no to the things that donât glorify Him.
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I'll still praise Him even when things go from bleak to just miserable. Better things are to come
No matter what advantages you are born withâ money, intelligence, an appealing personality, a sunny outlook, or good social connectionsâ none of these provides a magic key to an easy existence. Somehow life manages to bring difficult problems, the causes of untold suffering and struggle. How you meet your challenges makes all the difference between the promise of success and the specter of failure.
Deepak Chopra (via purplebuddhaproject)
I recently and for the first time ever, have the urge to travel. Everyone says they want to travel but I've never felt compelled to fly out to another country (even tho I have before when I was younger), and I guess the lack of enthusiasm to travel was why I didn't follow through with my year abroad plans last year. That kind of sucks because now I actually want to spend next year in France - oh well. I just want to go abroad so I might have to use my good friend student loan to book impromptu tickets soon lol đŤ On another note, I think all this French revision has made me forget how to English because my writing skills are not what they used to be đ

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This week has taught me that Christians can definitely feel discouraged and sad even when the Holy Spirit is within them.. but in an article I read, I was reminded that it's important to never be complacent in this world, there are much greater things to come. Our expectations should be that of God's - rather than earthly expectations, they should be heavenly expectations: http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/lay-aside-the-weight-of-passivity I've also learnt to not put myself into situations which I know won't agree with me. Screw trying something new, if it doesn't feel right just don't do it - (lol yesterday) Also, people change and people leave. As much as that really sucks I'm learning to just get used to it even if I don't want to. These are very vague thoughts but noting for future reference ... I might even turn some of these things into a blog post
Stay away from the evil things a young person like you typically wants to do. Do your best to live right and to have faith, love, and peace, together with others who trust in the Lord with pure hearts.
2 Timothy 2:22 (via godlywoman)
Lorde in Givenchy photographed by Robbie Fimmano for Vogue Australia, July 2015.
I spend more time thinking about my future than my current course. I just want to be successful đŠ

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If Jesus lived today, he would smell like smoke.
Whether it be from pot or from cigarettes or whatever else can be smoked, Jesus would smell like it. Not because he would partake in it himself, but because he would go out of his way to go to where the smokers were. He would go to them and be with them, get to know them and show them that they are worthy of love and that they can be saved from whatever theyâre running from.
Jesus would know the sensation of stale beer drying on his shirt because somebody forgot to put their drink down before they hugged him. Heâd never get drunk but he might have one beer, maybe two, socializing as he got to know the regulars at the bar. The ones who found their way there day after day, hearts too heavy to do anything but numb the pain. Heâd go there and listen to their stories and help carry their burdens, lift them off their shoulders. He would be the person that everybody knewâknew was safe, knew was loving, knew would listen. The bartender would call him the âunofficial shrinkâ, and Jesus would smile and order another glass of water, ready to drive home whoever would need it that night.
Heâd know the feel of gauze beneath his fingers as he wrapped it around a friendâs bleeding wrist. He wouldnât ask, wouldnât pry, just patiently clean and treat it with careful, calming touches. The story would eventually come tumbling out in the bathroom and Jesus would draw them close, hugging tightly, and do whatever he could to find the best help available when asked, when needed.
He would know the drained, yet relieved, morning after feel the day after (of?) a three a.m. phone call from a person who was desperate, because they didnât know who else they could turn to. He would know the days when one cup of coffee isnât enough to wake him up, where two cups of coffee almost doesnât do it either, but the lethargy and the headache and the bags under his eyes are worth it because the person he was talking to is okay. He would do it again in a heartbeat, too.
He would always have somebody staying in his spare bedroomâif he wasnât staying in somebody elseâs spare bedroom himself. He knows what it is to be without a roof over his head, without a blanket to pull over his cold body, and he would do whatever he could to make sure others didnât need to experience itâeven just for a night. Heâd keep an eye out for help wanted ads and help his friends on the street with their resumes and pay for their haircut and nice clothing for the interview, and heâd buy them dinner after whether they got the job or not.
He would know the need to go and grab another box of kleenex as the person at his kitchen table canât help but cry at the feeling of not being enough, of needing to change themselves before people would love them, before they would be accepted. He would know the heave of their shoulders beneath his hand as he comforted them, reassured them that they are enough, that they are wonderful and beautiful and amazing and loved. So, so loved.
He would know the feeling of a tight bank account, not because he doesnât know how to manage his finances, but because there are other people who need it more. Who need food for their families and clothing for their children and money for their rent. He would give of himself and build relationships with these people, connections with them, encouraging them to keep going. To keep striving. That life isnât out to get them, and that they can succeed.
He would know the pain of a harsh word, thrown at him by a hurting soul, and he would stand tall and take it because sometimes a broken heart just needs to shout.
If Jesus lived today, he would smell like smoke. Not because he approves or because he doesnât care, but because he knows that to love isnât just being pleasant to other people and giving them a smile, itâs crawling into the trenches with them.
The wine server forgot about Joseph.
Godâs timing is always perfect, He allowed the wine server to forget Joseph because itâs not the right time. Godâs ways are higher than our ways, you may think the circumstances is against you but the truth is, God is orchestrating everything for you to see that He can do so much to a man or woman who is willing to wait for Him. God has a bigger plan for us than we have for ourselves, Joseph may think that itâs Godâs will for him to stay in prison but the truth is God wants Him to be the second most powerful man in Egypt.Â
When you put your trust in God and glorify Him in all your ways, He will work out everything for your good. He will use your life in a way that will show how good He is.Â