Transformation can be beautiful….

NOLA/DFW/ATL
Joined January 2009
Replying to @kumoriRaver
Spine tingling. Goosebumps. Spiritual. Joy Rising. Ethereal. Flowing. I have a newfound appreciation for this song. Michael would be in awe. #MichaelJackson #MJ #KingOfPop #IMissHim
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Sigue siendo el mejor vídeo sobre adicción que se ha creado
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How can anyone listen to this vessel of the Most High—Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell and still call him a false teacher? This is the very same man I have been listening to for over three years. A man whose love for God and reverence for His Word are evident in his consistent call for the body of Christ to pursue holiness, walk in righteousness, and prepare for the return of our Lord. There is a sincerity and authenticity in his devotion to God that is difficult to overlook. Y’all need to move beyond the familiarity of lifeless, churchy sermons and genuinely come to know God for yourselves. Spiritual discernment is cultivated through intimacy with Him and a growing knowledge of His Word. The more deeply you know His character and His truth, the better equipped you become to discern what is of Him and what is not. You cannot afford to substitute familiarity with church culture for genuine intimacy with God. Learn His Word. Walk in His ways. Cultivate a relationship with Him. Because knowing God is fundamental to discerning truth from error. @PhilipAMitchell 🫶🏼
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🚨 Pastor @philipamitchell weighs in on Hell and speaks on what happens after death to those who are separated from Christ and, ultimately, separated from God. “Everyone has to make the decision for themselves.” 📺 Watch the full conversation on @Netflix or listen for FREE on the @iHeartRadio app!
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Things my mental illness sometimes stops me doing.. • picking up the phone • leaving the house • eating healthy • exercising • laughing • doing my hair or makeup • getting dressed Sometimes being able to do one of these things is a victory. Retweet if you understand
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I ❤️ this so much. This is the real America we live in
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I’m a flight attendant for a major airline; I use my flight benefits to travel the world. I bought #Nobl luggage. One of the WORST purchases I’ve made in my life! Don’t buy! NO #customerservice NO #telephone number. #travel #luggage #beware #carryon #airlines #badcustomerservice
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your telling me people HATED this song when it came out???
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I’ll be 65 in December; not married, no kids. I live alone. My fear is if I die in my apartment, it could be days before my remains are found. I don’t have a “village” of friends in my current city; I moved here because of my job. I wish I had someone checking on me everyday.🥺😢
The raw fear of aging isn't outliving your money, it’s the quiet terror of being locked in an apartment with nobody noticing if you wake up. ​At 70, Robyn Yerian drained her $150K 401(k) to build a tiny-home haven in Texas. ​Rent is $450. Shared meals, doctor rides, and someone checking on you every single morning. ​500+ women on the waitlist. ​She risked her own security so nobody has to grow old alone. Pure grace.
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I’m going to post this once more; can someone - anyone - help me? #mentalhealth #grief #depression #help
I don’t have active followers so I would really appreciate it if someone can help me: I need to listen to podcasts that deal with depression and grief. May someone PLEASE share some with me? Thanks.
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I don’t have active followers so I would really appreciate it if someone can help me: I need to listen to podcasts that deal with depression and grief. May someone PLEASE share some with me? Thanks.
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“Heavenly Father, in the Name above ALL names, Jesus Christ-Cover the New Orleans Saints with Your Guidance & Protection. Keep them safe from injuries. The Saints Nation thanks You in advance for today’s win-Amen! #Saints #GeauxSaints #NewOrleans #WhoDat #NewOrleansSaints 🏈🙏🏾
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Sunday 😈 #Saints
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When this song came on, you already knew what time it was🔥🔥🔥
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🗣️ WHO DAT!!! ⚜️⚜️⚜️
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Dead before he ever entered the water. Accidental drowning my ass. May those murderers and their families never know peace
The autopsy of Nolan Wells reveals that no water was found in the lungs, throat or stomach
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I’m looking for a good Bible Concordance app to have next to me when I study His Word. Does anyone have any suggestions? #Bible #BibleStudy #Concordance 
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Amen.
I am not religious at all, but I like the reply here very much all the same
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Two janitors found a girl's body at a Texas high school. One was Black, one was white. An officer looked at both of them and said: one of you two is going to hang for this. Then he turned to the Black man and said, you're the one — you're elected. Clarence Brandley. Conroe, Texas, 1980. He was convicted and sentenced to death. He came within days of execution twice. It fell apart slowly: witnesses recanted, saying they had been pressured. Evidence had gone missing. A judge who reviewed the case wrote that in his entire career he had never seen a more shocking disregard for fundamental rights. He was released in 1990 after nearly a decade on death row. Texas never paid him. He fought for compensation for years and got a fraction of what the law allowed, late. He died in 2018. The officer told him he was elected. He was right — that was exactly how it worked, and the man said it out loud at the start Clarence Brandley spent nearly a decade on death row because someone had already decided what his fate would be. How many other cases began the same way? We dug through the record and documented up to 150 in a book. Get yours savvypurchase.samcart.com/pr…
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She was seventeen years old. A mob of about a dozen men took her out of a jail cell and hanged her in the street. Marie Scott. Wagoner, Oklahoma, 1914. Accounts of what happened are consistent on the core: a white man had forced his way into her home and attacked her, and her brother killed him defending her. Her brother escaped. So they took the girl instead. She is one of the very few documented lynching of a Black woman in Oklahoma, and one of the youngest women in the national record. Seventeen. Held in a cell, taken from a cell, and killed for surviving an assault that her attacker did not survive. Nobody was charged. Say her name — most people have never heard it once. Marie Scott was seventeen. Her story is one of up to 150 cases documented in our book. Most people have never heard her name. That’s exactly why we documented it. Get yours savvypurchase.samcart.com/pr…
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Please go to hell lmao, I would have died in the theater if this happened from a heart attack 😭😂🤣😂🤣😂💀💀💀
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