Another little something, something I snatched off a fellow blogger's site (Thanks Cheryl).
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Here's mine.
Matthew 10:7 NIV
"As you go, preach this message: 'The kingdom of heaven is near.'"
I like that it's from Matthew because that's the book we're studying in Bible Study Fellowship this year. Isn't it funny how God continually brings some things back to you again and again in a short span of time?
What's your verse?
(At least I'm not asking, "What's in your wallet?")
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"Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self."
-- Cyril Connolly
"People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily."
-- Zig Ziglar
"There was a significant difference between thinking and writing. Writing wasn't just the translation of interesting ideas to paper. It was its own kind of thinking, which seemed to kick in only when the pen made contact with the page, or her fingers touched the keyboard."
-- Ted Dekker
The Bride Collector
"In adversity our intellectual knowledge becomes actual knowledge. ... Adversity is the testing ground of our faith. ... Anyone can believe and sing praises on the Temple Mount when the sun is shining, but true praise is sung in the darkest valley when the Accuser tells you to curse God for making you suffer so much pain. If you can still praise your Father's goodness, even in the darkness, then you are His son indeed."
-- Lynn Austin
Faith of My Fathers
-- Cyril Connolly
"People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily."
-- Zig Ziglar
"There was a significant difference between thinking and writing. Writing wasn't just the translation of interesting ideas to paper. It was its own kind of thinking, which seemed to kick in only when the pen made contact with the page, or her fingers touched the keyboard."
-- Ted Dekker
The Bride Collector
"In adversity our intellectual knowledge becomes actual knowledge. ... Adversity is the testing ground of our faith. ... Anyone can believe and sing praises on the Temple Mount when the sun is shining, but true praise is sung in the darkest valley when the Accuser tells you to curse God for making you suffer so much pain. If you can still praise your Father's goodness, even in the darkness, then you are His son indeed."
-- Lynn Austin
Faith of My Fathers
Dixie, fierce watchdog
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