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Goooood Morning!! (I read this in the tone of a camp director with a megaphone??)

Anyway welcome to lesson 101! :3

(I hope you like reading, there’s alot!)

I’ll be talking about well.. How to think before you speak. And you’re probably wondering “What? Why would I need a lesson on that?”

Well the truth is as teenagers I think we all do! Talking back is hard NOT to do, especially when we think someone says something that isn’t exactly logical, yes?

Ephesians 4:29; “Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may be beneficial to those who listen.” Personally, I relate a lot to this verse!

I argue with my little sister often, which was bound to happen knowing we share a room and are emotionally and mentally not on the same level of being mature yet. If you have siblings you just might relate to it!

Tip #1- Praying! -Okay now hear me out, I absolutely love to pray and talk to God about my worries and just overall about my day, it honestly makes my shoulders and heart feel lighter.

Tip #2- Kindness and Forgiveness!

-I know, being kind and forgiving someone that maybe wasn’t nice to you isn’t the easiest thing to do; but it’s very rewarding. The best thing to do in order to end an argument is to ignore it. That’s it. Ignore it. Because here’s the thing they’ll realize they’re talking to no one because you aren’t listening, yes it may be hard but it’s easier than it seems when you let Jesus take away your worries. I personally just try to remember kindness is key and I can talk to Jesus about it later. (That will be the next lesson!)

Tip #3- Bringing the reason of the Conflict to light!

This is hard, I must say. I mean really hard if the person who’s trying to argue with you is headstrong and doesn’t let anything go. Or even worse; Tries to reserve everything back onto you. Now everyone handles their emotions and processes conflict differently so you will neverrrrr know what someone’s thinking. And i’ll be straight toward, if you started the argument it’s best you don’t avoid that fact because it’ll make it much worse. This is self explanatory, no one wants to keep an argument going! But my pro tip for this? Walk out. That’s it. Ignore it! Eventually they’ll stand there and wonder what just happened and will try to reflect and think back to what they said. Another pro tip! Be KIND! being kind when someone is being immature and rude will humble them SO quickly because they’ll realize maybe they’re the cause of the situation

Haii! I’m Gianna or Gigi, and this is my introduction!!

I’m 13 years old and i’m completely and utterly devoted to the Lord.

Time and time again in the past I fell back into sin, but now i’m here to share my recovery back into faith and christianity and how you can find peace and love in Jesus as well. 💗

This blog is mostly targeted toward young teenagers like myself that struggle with temptation, lust, and desire. You are NOT alone, we all struggle with worldly things.

I’ll post things like how to get on track and consistent with reading the bible and prayer, and habits to work on! (As I am also working on some bad habits I struggle with.)

Never be ashamed of who you are because you were made in God’s image, and that makes you amazing.

I don’t do this for clout or for followers, I genuinely do this because I feel it’s the right thing. I’m struggling with shyness and anxiety as i’m quite the introvert, and so spreading the gospel and helpful tips this way is the best for me as I build towards being more confident in spreading the word of the Lord.