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March 14, 2016

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Misconception of Righteousnes

Many see righteousness as doing all the right things to be accepted by God, obeying the law declared in His Word. Making little or no mistakes in your walk with God. Many people try to strive for righteousness continuing to believe if they do right, they will be made right. Little do they know this perception of righteousness is wrong. In actuality righteousness is a gift, just like God’s grace and mercy is a gift. And the only merit for righteousness is faith. We are not made right simply by obeying God’s law – it’s mere dead works–you can do all the right things and still be unrighteous at heart because all of us, every single one of us were born into sin. For merely listening to the law doesn’t make us right with God. It is obeying the law that makes us right in his sight. (‭Romans‬ ‭2‬:‭13‬ NLT) In addition … Obviously, the law applies to those to whom it was given, for its purpose is to keep people from having excuses, and to show that the entire world is guilty befor

Enjoying the Season of Singleness: The Breakthrough After the Breakup

Introduction In October of 2015 our relationship came to a sudden end. We didn’t understand why we had to break up nor did we want to, but we knew it was what God wanted us to do. As time progressed, God gradually revealed to us the reasons for our break up. Seven months later, we are amazed by how good God has been to us and how He has transformed our individuals walks. Our friendship in Christ is now so much greater than what our relationship was; thus, we want to share our experience. Because there are so many people seeking relationships who simply aren’t ready for them, we hope to encourage you to be patient, seek God, and enjoy the season of singleness. There are many things we should consult with ourselves and with God before entering a relationship. For starters, what is the intent of the individual you’re interested in? Can you see longevity in the prospective relationship? Does the individual hold the same morals and beliefs that you hold? All of those are great an

Academic Intentionality: Habits Prohibiting Academic Excellence

I wanted to share with you all habits I personally struggled with last semester, along with habits I believe other students may constantly battle with. I pray that this post enlightens and encourages you to break from habits that are hindering your academic success! And that your summer is full of reflection, rest, and growth for the upcoming academic year. God bless. – Angela. Rest and Wellness I was not resting the way I should have been. Many of us wonder why we are not working to our full potential and it is simply because we are not caring for ourselves the way we should. God calls us to have divine health in its FULLNESS. That means physically, spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. We must stop neglecting these aspects of wellness and wondering why we are not prospering in our classes. Make time to have quiet time with God, get adequate sleep, eat well, and be active. All these matter. Stop burning yourself out like Go

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