When Yeast is Hypocrisy

Ever think, “I’m not so bad.” I know you do-so do I. Beware. Thoughts like that lead to something neither of us enjoy. Hypocrisy. It’s easier than we realize. Like yeast it quickly spreads through our thinking and personality. Hypocrisy… mostly…can be avoided.

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Possibly My Favorite Word

You try to do everything right. You think it through. You use expert advice. You wait till just the right time. It ALL falls apart. A business deal, your health, the person you thought would always be true. Wait. You have the focus of power in the wrong place. WE ARE NOT IN CHARGE. Consider one of my favorite words. Its something serious to think about.

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The Fish Sign

So you need proof. A clear sign would convince you. How could anyone believe in someone they could not see? Especially with all the claims which have been made about this person. Need a sign? Try this one.

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Its ALL Hopeless

Have you “hit the wall” lately? Everything seems hopeless. You find yourself thinking what’s the use? Do the words, “There’s nothing new under the sun” sum up life for you? Well-use this fact to lift you up: Its NOT All Hopeless. There is an solution to hopelessness.

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I'm Not the Pilot

It’s easy. We are told, “You can do anything.” When we think about it, we soon believe it. Who else could do life better than me? If I don’t do it, no one else will do it for me. Don’t buy it. We aren’t in charge. Even happiness is not under our control. Who flies your “LIFE PLANE”?

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Finding Happiness

Here’s a shock. Happiness does not depend on our efforts. We cannot create personal happiness. Happiness does not come from something we do or possess. It may be a surprise but happiness is a gift.

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What Did He Say?

Know anyone who never says no? Whatever you ask, it’s always yes. Never any rejection, not even once. Actually, there isn’t such a one, no mortal anyway. There IS ONE.

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Lip Service

Call it what you like: Insincerity, pretense, two faced, or falseness; every one is a form of hypocrisy. We dislike every form of hypocrisy. What about God?

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Trouble With Our Mouth

Wish you could take those words back? You spoke while angry, spoke harsh words, words that hurt. We have a problem with our tongues. They form words that cause trouble, heartache and sorrow. What can we do with out of control mouths? Our own first.

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Now We Know

I read these words once: “If someone could tell you the truth-would you want to know?”

So, because you matter-what you are about to read IS the truth.

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When Less is MORE

More dessert?-maybe. More vacation?-sometimes. More relaxation?-sure. Yet-MORE is not always better. When is more NOT better? When the subject is our words. Fewer words is the wise behavior. But don’t take it from me. Read the counsel of 3 experts.

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Chase the Wind

Here is a job for you. Chase the wind. That’s right-chase the wind. Right. No one does that. It is not possible to chase the wind. Yet, there are things we “chase” after which are just a futile as wind chasing.

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Fear Not-I Am Here

What is your greatest fear right now? If you have a pulse something troubles you. If there was someone who could say “Don’t be afraid” and then be able to remove your fears would that be something to desire? Well…there is. (click the photo title)

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The Flawless Companion

Two are better than one-it’s true. A second truth is a three stranded cord very strong. This is about companions. We need them-especially those we trust. Yet every earthly companion has faults. There is a flawless companion…who never fails, never leaves and is completely trustworthy.

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The Only Awesome

Ever hear someone say “awesome?” Used that way, the meaning of the word is “I agree” or “sure.” We use “awesome” a lot. Maybe check your use of “awesome.” There is only ONE AWESOME.

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