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via Animals Loreta Looking for ways to build silent reflection into daily routine? RE: Tim Keller: A Tale and an Idiot [Ecclesiastes 8] #md

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check-out this gem of a post from '24 I found by accident, essentially addressing grief with the wisdom of GOD—where our hope is shifted to the future rather than buried in the ground, HE is committed to save us continually as we go back to what we know.. || via coloradocowgirlforchrist
that bit about JESUS made me think why there are still oiler fans, despite being a bit of an underdog, it's biblical to root for this despite long droughts bc one day the last shall be first & JESUS will reign again. I used to think it was control too, but s/o convinced me it is staving off #despair bc nothing lasts/measures up & there is the usual gamut of death/disasters/betrayals/reversal of fortunes, what have you being born in sin & wanting what we shouldn't..it all just kills us inside & so we imbibe to forget. RE Knowing JESUS: Worship by Tim Keller [Luke 19:28-40]
P.S. I just watched a TMZ special that went over the findings from NYT's investigation on the death of Jeffrey Epstein, it played off the world's smallest violin where JE was painted as someone who was undergoing depression "As he realized he was not going to escape conviction." Meeting with his team of lawyers for long stretches of the day for "solace," and how the maximum security cell was poorly run by overworked staff, under squalid conditions—even though it didn't look bad in the footage they showed.
Maybe if the entire narrative wasn't total nonsense: "Poor Jeffrey." No one believes a word you're saying bc not only was whoever wrote this bit obviously taking creative freedom to drum up sympathy for JE: He was isolated in a cell & locked up with the most dangerous convicts on the block—but who also tried to talk him out of suicide? How dangerous are these cell mates again? And most of the day he's stuck in this tiny cell, away from general population, who tried to extort him for cash. But for someone who had gotten off scott free under his first conviction, and who is still being protected by his circle of powerful friends, who were paying such high prices to assault children JE could afford to fly these girls on a private jet called "the lolita express." Yet we are supposed to believe Justice was going to send him to jail for life: If only the cameras were all working correctly, and the evidence collected was not botched, and everyone working during those weeks weren't sleeping on the job.
Oh yeah the story is riddled with more holes than bonnie & clyde or that Mexican drug lord you guys ambushed earlier this year. The USG, despite all the story telling prowess, cannot hide that nothing about their claims prove JE didn't escaped alive that night. In light of these facts, which you used to say we should be sorry for him, paints the picture of a concerted effort to get him out. https://youtu.be/_aIfZas2p1s
Tim Keller: The Prodigal GOD || via joytri
A person raised in love and another raised in survival will never see the world the same way —M00wd
[5:58] Imagine two individuals given the exact same dead-end job, where the first guy is offered $10K/yr while the 2nd is told he will receive $10M/yr. And by the end of the first week, the guy who is only expecting $10K/yr approaches the other admitting in a huff: "I find this job so tedious I'm ready to quit, aren't you..??" to which the 2nd sweetly replies "Oh no, in fact I love it." This account relays the truth behind our attitude in life is largely coloured by our perception of what we can (hope) look forward to for our future; which ties back to why we're largely antiheroes all thru life. It becomes evident where along our walk we are, in terms of understanding our place & purpose in the world, and how what things we look to for comfort will shape our equanimity. If you've never lost your way in life (in an existential crisis) then you haven't lived long enough to wake-up to the fact that you are deeply dissatisfied with life.
snoopy getting to know his neighbours before they die later today
Snoopy is one of the central characters in the comic strip Peanuts by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. He also appears in all of the Peanuts films and television specials. Debuting in the strip on October 4, 1950, the original drawings of Snoopy were inspired by Spike, one of Schulz's childhood dogs.
C01 31:28 - When you love the immutable, it will bring tranquility. If you love anything that you can lose, anything in this world: [a] It won't be big enough to fill your heart, your heart is deeper than you know. [b] It's too fragile, one of the things that my wife & I know, "we've got three sons/daughters-in-laws/grandchildren, we've got a loving family & we know even if you're fortunate enough to live a long time—if you do live a long time, you will live to see everyone that matters to you in the ground." And you're the fortunate one bc you have a long life.. And if all the source of your love & contentment is your family, that's intolerable! [32:12] Augustine says only if you love GOD more than you love anything else, will your heart not always be broken; or you'll be hardening it in order to deal with how it tears you up if you love anything more than you love GOD—you've got to love GOD supremely!!! because HE's the only thing that can't be taken from you.. [32:30] Tim Keller: Uncovering Satisfaction || Oxford Christian Union 📦fulfillment

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Psalm 19: The Doctrine of the Word | waterfall | via jeffygifs how to become wise.. I like this sermon, in 10/20yrs from now you'll look back at your old self & think how foolish I was—I can't believe I ever did/thought that!? But also Tim makes art seem legit again :D
I have insecurities of course, but I don’t hang out with anyone who points them out to me. — Adele, thehopefulquotes
Views of a pond in late June || listening to this after seeing this.. Tim Keller: Witness of the SPIRIT - We’re in a series on experiencing GOD, and we’re looking at the work of the HOLY SPIRIT. The main job of the HOLY SPIRIT is to assure you that you are a child of the King—to assure you that you belong to him, that you’re his child, that he loves you. [updated: 2026-06-24 description & tags]