Laugh when you can, Cry when you need to, Apologize when you should, Forgive what needs to be forgiven and then move on from past mistakes...

Hiiii

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Dear sister, instead of complaining that your partner isn't spiritual enough, try fanning the flame. Your marriage needs spiritual leadership, and you can play a vital role. Continue praying for him, and trust God to work in his heart. Refrain from nagging, as it can create resistance. Inspire and encourage him through your own devotion and faithfulness. Your persistent prayers and positive influence can help align him with God's will, strengthening your relationship and guiding your home.

Himmm

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I cannot imagine navigating life without Jesus. His body, the church, is a precious gift, and nothing surpasses the beauty of communion with fellow believers united in Him. When you find a GENUINE Christian, cherish and support them, for they are a blessing. Christians aren't apathetic to the struggles of others or the harmful dynamics of economic and socio-political indifference. Instead, they care deeply and choose to pray, trusting in God's power to bring hope and relief. Ironically, they're destined to be hated, yet commanded and compelled to love those who hate them. This radical love defines their faith. Don't misunderstand or resent Christians; they'll love you unconditionally, just as their Father and Lord does. They embody selfless compassion, genuinely caring for others. Still working on it... (Felt led to share it. Someone somewhere will find it useful.) 🥱🌌