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Don’t Judge Me!

By: Nina June 27, 2014

judging otherscorrecting ministers or pastors, correcting others, don't fix others, don't point fingers, fix yourselves, Forgiveness, how to deal with others that judge you, judging others, log in my own eye, mind your own business. speck in my brothers eye, minding my own businessLeave a Comment

Just because you’re a pastor/minister doesn’t mean you are perfect! Ha! Far from it! So why does God use his ministers to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ if we’re not perfect? Simple answer: Treasure in human vessels, ” We now have this light shining in our hearts, but we ourselves are like fragile clay…

Walking In Gods Shoes

By: Nina June 23, 2013March 24, 2014

Walking in God's Shoesfitting into Gods shoes, forgiving others, God is the judge, how to love family and friends, job description, judging others, loving others, older brother in the prodigal son, prodigal son, qualifications, relationships and how to love, telling others what to do, trying to get people to do what you want, what is our role as a Christian, who are you to judgeLeave a Comment

Have you ever approached an employee of a store for help and had them respond with something like, “Sorry, this is not my department”. Or have you ever had someone come up to you at work and say, “Can you help me with this?” Knowing that what they are asking of you does not fit…

That’s Not My Job

Have you ever approached an employee of a store for help and had them respond with something like, “Sorry, this is not my department” Or have you ever had someone come up to you at work and say, “Can you help me with this?” Knowing that what they are asking of you does not fit…

Gwyneth Paltrow~Does She “Really” Hate Overweight People?

During my research of actress Gwyneth Paltrow author of her new cookbook, “My Father’s Daughter” and who recently starred in the film “Country Strong” I came across a blog titled, “Gwyneth Paltrow Hates Fat People” and was completely shocked when I read it. Since my curiosity was sparked I was compelled to continue reading. …