TheOnlyStarz

Do you really?

Most people picture the poor as someone who is kind, humble, and grateful for help, really similar to themselves, just down on their luck trying to feed their families.

and then, two months later....

1. First, and most important, see yourself as a valuable, likeable and worthwhile person – someone who is worth knowing and loving. If you find that hard, then you are likely believing lies about yourself. (and that may be something you want to explore, and work through with, a counsellor.)

2. Recognise that your thoughts, ideas, views and beliefs are as important as anybody else’s. You are your own person. You are not just a clone of somebody else. What you think is worth hearing – and you don’t have to apologise or change your views in order to please, or be acceptable to, others.

3. Stay away from people who are trying to change you, or who want you to think and act as they do. Don’t allow yourself and your personality to be swamped or dominated by others.

4. Surround with people who encourage you to be yourself, awho ccept you as you are, and who bring out the best in you.

5. Resist the urge to emulate or copy people you admire. At the end of the day each of us is unique. The world is a richer place by you expressing who you are in your own way.

The first is that they all asked, “Is it I?”, we know because of the Scripture that eleven of them truly loved Jesus yet they still asked the question. In that moment each of them knew (except one) that even though they loved Jesus deeply, they were wicked to their core and full of sin - Jesus had shown them just how sinful humanity was, including them.

The second, perhaps the most beautiful and hope-giving truth, is that none of them could discern who Jesus meant because He didn’t treat any one of them the way they deserved; not even Judas. They didn’t all immediately look at Judas thinking “Oh well, that’s obvious!” They had no clue who it was because Jesus treated them all with grace and mercy, that none of them especially Judas, deserved.

Not only does our Lord show us the reality of our desperate need to be saved by a Holy Savior, He also shows us the unending mercy and kindness of a God who would pay the ultimate price to save His own enemies.

I really like Cliff, the dad of little Cove in Our Life. He’s trying his best in some pretty crappy circumstances and he loves his son more than anything. So I couldn’t help but feel that he really must have been panicking when Cove disappears on that first night in game.

He’s a good guy, tries his best, owns up to his mistakes, is a kind neighbor and loves his son~! Cliff needs more love~!

POV: You’re a new kid in town and the cool kids are checking your vibes.

Also, I like to imagine he got the miku shirt as a very bad b-day gift ☺️☺️☺️