"Those who look to him for help will be radiant with joy; no shadow of shame will darken their faces."

Psalm 34:5  (via sweet-melody)

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"Do not be conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is-his good, pleasing and perfect will."

Romans 12:2

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markmuldez:

• A woman who is full of grace.
• A woman who is striving to be like Christ and genuinelyin-love with Him.
• A woman who exudesGod’s character. 
• A woman who embraces godliness and making inward beauty, her priority.
• A woman who knows her identity is found in Christ.
• A woman who is after God’s own heart.
  
• A woman who is completely sold out to God and the works of His kingdom.

Bottom line: A woman’s beauty is far more than what she looks like on the outside.
It’s about letting Jesus shine from the inside.

Inner beauty is more attractive than physical beauty.

That’s my definition of real beauty.  That’s the kind of woman I wanna marry. :]

I strive to be more like this everyday :)

^ agree! :D

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eternalhomeinheaven:

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both-seeker-and-sought:

“Being satisfied in God (or anything) always seems easier when all is going well. But when things you love are being stripped out of your hands, then the test is real. If God remains precious in those moments, then his supreme worth shines more brightly. He is most glorified.

The most meaningful testimonies I receive are when people tell me that it was a vision of the sovereignty and goodness of God that got them through the most difficult times of their life.

Here is one of those testimonies. I tremble with the glad responsibility of introducing you to Ian & Larissa Murphy in this video. Tremble, because it is their story and so personal. So delicate. So easily abused. So unfinished. Glad, because Christ is exalted over all things.”

- John Piper.

Without a doubt, one of the most touching love stories. Love that goes beyond, stays, and grows in hard times.

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"I agree with your previous post, but there's also nothing wrong with being angry or hurt or upset. We're human and we go through trials that cause us pain, even Jesus wept before he died and even he became angry, such as in the temple when he turned over the tables. We must trust God, you're right, but those emotions are all valid and no one should feel guilty for having them, you know? But God is a healer, for sure."
then I said:

Hey anon, you are also right. I also agree in your point of view.

Yes, we are human; I agree that we have challanges and trials that gives us the tendency to get hurt even I experience those stuff. We can’t avoid it.

Yes, even Jesus experience that. But regarding the time that when Jesus was on the temple, I’ll give you my point of view about it; this is what I learned studing that verse. Indeed, Jesus was in rage with of the Jews that started using the temple as a marketplace.

But why did Jesus went on a rage? This is because the Jews are abusing the temple and Jesus is very careful of making the temple pure. He left this earth and He sends us the Holy spirit to live in us. Now our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. As the time goes by we become occupied of something else such as emotion, stress and so on. But we have to remember that no one owns our body but the Lord Jesus Christ. He instructed us to take care of it.

It’s just some time I feel like most of us are putting our emotion first, we are putting it in the throne of our heart when Jesus is the one who is meant to be sitting on it. Sometimes, this hinder us to worship Him. However, I know that God allows this trials to happen because He is teaching us something and He is molding us to become the person that He wants us to be.

Just as I say that, God knows that we are human and that is why He freely given to us His grace. And indeed He heals us.

Hopefully this clear it up.

God bless.

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