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Before You Judge the Next Person, Look At This Photo

I found this image while I was scrolling through my Instagram timeline earlier this morning, and thought, "Wow. So. True." So, of course, I thought to share it with you. If we all thought about this before we condemned someone else... how different the world would be. Kunmi x

BWG Quick Word of the Day

As a Christian, one of the most important things I've learnt is saying 'Yes' to your flesh less and less, and yielding more to the Spirit of God (or the Holy Spirit) - which will ultimately make you happier, and leave you in a lot less pain.  But it's TOUGH. I want to be more like God, but my humanity keeps getting in the way. But I realised this on Tuesday - forget about the war (to be a super, all-loving, ever-forgiving, eternally joy-filled Christian); take it one battle at a time.  That means: Making small but powerful steps every day. If someone says something silly (and insignificant) which upsets me, instead of putting up an attitude immediately, and be rude or cold to the person, I choose to carry on with the conversation as normal and let it go, rather than let it ruin my morning. Every time I do that, one decision at a time, I make my flesh weaker and weaker. And when the flesh doesn't have the ultimate power, there's space for the Spirit to d

Think God can't use you? Take a look at THIS.

I'm a total expert at dwelling on my insecurities. I'm the Chief Wallower in how I'm not 'deep' enough for God,  how I'm not the perfect Friend Indeed to pretty much everyone in my circle, or why I'm still struggling with certain things after walking with God for a while - and then, I wallow some more about WHY I'm SUCH a WALLOWER. Yo. My head is bu-sy. (Which isn't great; hence why I've been reading Joyce Meyer's Battlefield of the Mind  for the last - what? - six months? Anyway.) The fact that I can't seem to get past everything that is so wrong with me, and why I'm so wrong for this Christian life, really doesn't allow me to see how God used the most flawed people to achieve... pretty much anything He wanted to.  I got a wakeup call yesterday morning when I saw a poster, with this written on it: Do you seriously think God can't use you? Noah was a drunk Abraham was too old Isaac was a daydreamer