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Day 4231 of the 7 day Bible verse challenge.

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Matthew 25:38 NIV Invisible opportunities And they to entertain angels unawares. And that because not everything here is as it seems as even those things that we might find normal or common or perhaps even boring may be in truth divine chances to help us both see and show who we really are unto whomever may or may not be watching, listening, learning about us through whatever we say or think or do. Indeed, what if I told you that everything we’ve ever done mattered more than might have been able to imagine? Might that cause us to imagine harder? To believe bigger? To try better? To be better? What if we did try to live this life as if this world were just a great big stadium filled with all of the thousands of people we’ll meet along the way out, each of whom is placed in our path as something of a road map in which we glean from them something gained only should they gain from us something given? What all might we give if we were of the faith to believe that everyone around us was som...

Day 4217 of the 7 day Bible verse challenge.

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1 Timothy 6:18 NIV Those who have Truth is that we’re all them as we’ve all something either in us or around us or perhaps even about us that allows us what is an affluence in opportunity to be unto humanity, no matter how many, those who dare offer change, inspire hope, encourage a lost and hurting soul. Each of us has here, even if nothing else, a certain amount of time that we can use for literally whatever we like. Problem is that it’s clearly seen that what we all like the very most is thinking about only ourselves. For this world sells this approach to life in which we’re the ones who win. No my friends, we’re here to be the ones who lose. Why? Because that’s what love does. It gives. It cares. It tries. It fights. It shares. It welcomes poverty so that another may have plenty. It wonders as to the chance of a life lived without worry, only for once not for ourselves. It does a little of what Jesus did so perfectly well in that it does, sometimes at least, lay down its life that ...