A trio of Romance/Drama movies set in NC. Love, relationships, marriage, family. Starring @_AshleyBratcher @coryassink @grosephjay @JENNGOTZON
North Carolina, USA
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I see Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter and push to protect free speech as a sign of God’s mercy.
I see Donald Trump turning his head to narrowly miss an assassin’s bullet as a sign of God’s mercy.
I see the Musk-Trump interview circumventing mainstream media’s censorship tonight as a sign of God’s mercy.
I don’t know what God has planned for November 5, but I pray that He will once again show mercy by restraining some of the unprecedented evil that a Harris-Walz administration would bring on this country and allow Donald Trump to be elected as president of the United States.
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I’ve been married going on 44 years. Marriage is not all romance and roses as Hollywood has taught women. I teach women to lower their expectations on marriage and their husbands. Your husband is no Prince Charming. You’re no Cinderella. Marriage is a commitment and takes hard work yet is incredibly worth it. BUT, it gets far easier when you become the wife God commands you to be.
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Women aren’t being taught to be good wives. They’re taught to be led by their emotions/feelings instead which is a recipe for divorce. This is why God specifically commands older women to teach younger women to LOVE & obey their husbands. They aren’t being taught this anywhere.
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Why are so many godly young women not able to find godly men to marry them? Because our entire culture has given into the radical feminists. Young men and women aren’t being brought up to value family above all. They aren’t being taught to marry young and have children. They aren’t being taught how to be good husbands and wives. They’re being taught to pursue materialism and stuff instead while they’re young. Even churches aren’t teaching the high value God puts on marriage, children, hard work for men, and homemaking for women. Our nation has tanked.
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Here’s your first of the ‘10 Bare Essentials of Fatherhood’. Stop giving pride month the attention they want and start singing praises to the patient and wise fathers of the world.
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If, in an act of amazing generosity, God offered up his Son, won’t he, along with him, generously provide for you everything you need?
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You’ll never win your husband by fighting him. He’ll either fight back, withdraw, or flee. You must learn to be silent, listen, and remind yourself that a soft answer turns away wrath. He needs to see Christ in you. It takes a lot of humbling yourself and trusting God.
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We all need a mentor, a disciple-maker in our lives. And we all can be one as well!
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Sexual satisfaction does not come from novelty. God designed sex to be a shared experience of love rooted in the marriage covenant, not merely a physical high. Sex is supposed to age like wine, not like meth. (Pr. 5:18) #pride
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"Love the Lord all you His saints! The Lord preserves the faithful
But abundantly repays the one who acts in pride.
Be strong and let your heart take courage, all you who wait for the Lord!"
.@ @Reddit stop exploitation on your platform! It’s time for @Reddit to implement strong, survivor-centered policies against explicit content – especially if it was created or shared non-consensually – and ban users who upload such material. #DirtyDozenList
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You'll see Priscilla Shirer's light shining on the big screen in THE FORGE this August.
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A dungeon with Christ is a throne. A throne without Christ is a hell. - John Owen
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Brotherhood is essential to masculinity and mission; it stabilizes, directs, and magnifies one's purpose.
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Too many Christian parents allow their kids to saturate their minds with worldly thinking through education and entertainment the majority of their waking hours, idolize celebrities who lead godless lives and mock Christianity, and then when they send them off to college and realize they’ve abandoned the faith by their second year, say “I just don’t understand how this happened!”