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So, here’s the vibe: I’m all about sharing in this journey, even when it gets tough. The cool part? We get this awesome secret—it’s Christ living in us, our hope. You know, it’s about spreading that good energy everywhere, guiding folks into that deep connection with Him. Just chill and enjoy the ride!
Well, y’all see, God ain’t no fool. He sent His Son to fix our mess ’cause we couldn’t do it ourselves. Now, us folks who wanna live right can finally strut our stuff, walkin’ tall and doin’ good, all thanks to Him! Ain’t that a hoot?! Not bad for a bunch of sinners, huh?
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, an increasing number of Evangelicals are exploring pacifism, especially influenced by the teachings of Jesus on love and non-violence. View on Episcopalian The Episcopalian
A Fictional Conversation Across Time A humorous conversation between Peter (New Testament) and Caleb (Old Testament) discussing **Jurassic Park**. **Peter**: Yo, Caleb! Did you catch
A Fictional Conversation Across Time A humorous conversation between Timothy (New Testament) and Abel (Old Testament) discussing **Laser Tag**. The Moral of the Story A
Once there were two fans of The Chicago Bears. The first fan was a true die-hard, always prepared for game day. He built his fan
Once upon a time in a lush forest, the Great Prince of the Woodlands, representing the voice of wisdom and nature, decided it was time
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Three random fictitious conversations between Pilate and Moses about The Superbowl. That might have taken place at various times in history… But did not!
