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"God never called you to be normal! Don't ever try to be normal...you will succeed, and you will be miserable. God has called you to be extraordinary. He has called you to be a person of passion." Warren Martin is the Executive Director of the International Institute for Truth & Grace.

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"Discipline is remembering what you want." David Campbell. Titus 2:11-13
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We are always trying to do things that we think will pleasing in the eyes of God. The only pleasing is when we allow Christ to live through us. Manning. John 15:5.
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What's on God's mind today? Would you believe that you are? God is thinking about you in every moment of every day. Silesias. Psalm 139:17-18
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The greatest present is the present--today. It is the only thing that you can choose to change. You cannot change the past or the future, but you can make choices in the present that will improve both your past and present. Benjamin Franklin.... more
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You get to choose who you want to be. If you don't choose, the world will choose for you. Andy Andrews.
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"The greatest mystery in life is discovering who you truly are." Only God can reveal that to you. Psalm 139:13-16. Man in the Iron Mask.
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Everyone has shadows -- weaknesses. But it is in our weaknesses that we have the greatest opportunity to experience Christ living through us. Dante. 2 Cor. 12:9
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We constantly use the word "but" to dismiss all the wonderfual attributes of Christianity from being a reality in our life. 2 Corinthians 4:7-9
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Focusing on what we know prevents us from learning and growing. We know too much, so we rarely grow. Focus on one thing you do not know today and ask God to reveal it to you. 2 Cor. 5:21. G. K. Chesterton.
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