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A man who reads the Bible becomes dangerous to modern stupidity. He carries dead kings, prophets, poets, warriors, saints, drunks, generals, and madmen inside his bloodstream. The algorithm cannot compete with voices forged across centuries. It cannot compete with God.
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THE CONTENT YOU WATCH ON NETFLIX MAY BE THE REASON YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH LUST, MASTURBATION, PORNOGRAPHY, AND SEXUAL IMMORALITY.
You cannot spend hours watching sexually explicit scenes, entertaining lustful thoughts, and feeding your flesh, then wonder why you are struggling to remain pure before God.
Some of you need to unsubscribe from Netflix, not because Netflix itself is a sin, but because you know the content you are consuming is weakening your commitment to purity and distracting you from seeking God.
You cannot keep feeding the desires you are praying for God to help you overcome.
The music you listen to, the movies you watch, and the content you consume are influencing your mind more than you realise.
If you want to remain pure, you must be willing to change what you watch.
Replace the ungodly content with Christian movies, biblical teachings, sermons, worship, and content that strengthens your relationship with Jesus Christ.
Romans 13:14 says, “Make no provision for the flesh, to fulfill its lusts.” (NKJV)
Sometimes, your next step toward freedom is to delete an app, cancel a subscription, unfollow an account, or stop watching a particular show.
You cannot pray for deliverance while deliberately returning to the things that keep feeding your temptation.
GUARD YOUR EYES. GUARD YOUR MIND. GUARD YOUR HEART.
Your purity is worth more than your entertainment.
Choose Jesus over anything that is pulling your heart away from Him.
P.A.K.A MOVEMENT retweeted
Maturing is realizing that the gospel isn't about cutting sin off, it's about loving God so much that you lose the desire to sin.
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The next time you admire the beautiful things in the universe, remember you are one of them.
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“I remember when you’d come in all the time with that bonnie we lass. You both had smiles for days.”
“Your redhead. Whatever happened to her?”
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« Mon défaut, c'est que je vois toujours la fin des choses dès le début… et pourtant, je vais jusqu'au bout… pour confirmer l'intelligence de ma stupidité. »
Fiodor Dostoïevski
P.A.K.A MOVEMENT retweeted
Haruki Murakami dijo una vez: «Sé por experiencia que en la vida solo en contadas ocasiones hallamos a alguien con quien compartir nuestro estado de ánimo con total precisión, una conexión profunda que se aparta de lo habitual. Encontrar a esa persona es casi un milagro, una fortuna poco común. Muchos viven y mueren sin conocerla. Y no, no tiene por qué relacionarse con el amor; es más bien un estado de entendimiento mutuo, casi como una empatía absoluta».
P.A.K.A MOVEMENT retweeted
eu to sem acreditar nesse video q vi no instagram cada um q aparece eu perco o ar
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My promise to you is simple: I’ll be your one and only, your best friend, your safe place, and the person you can always count on. I’ll never give up on us, and I’ll always do my best to stand by your side, even when things get difficult. No matter what life throws at us, I want us to keep choosing each other, growing together, and finding our way through every storm hand in hand. I don’t promise that everything will always be perfect, but I promise that my heart will always be intentional about loving you. At the end of every day, through every season of life, it’ll always be you and me, babe, till the very end. I love you more than words could ever explain. ❤️🩹🫂❤️
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Let me teach you some popular and psychological concepts and their meanings.
1. Schrödinger's Douchebag: Someone who makes an offensive statement and only decides whether they were joking or serious based on how people react. Example: A man insults you, and when you get offended, he says, “Can't you take a joke?”
2. Recency Bias: Judging someone based on their most recent behaviour while ignoring their past actions. Example: Someone who has helped you for years makes one mistake, and you suddenly treat them as a bad person.
3. Sunk Cost Fallacy: Staying in a bad relationship because of the time, money, or effort you have already invested. Example: You know your partner is wrong for you, but you stay because you have spent five years together.
4. Projection: Attributing your own undesirable feelings, motives, or behaviours to someone else. Example: A man who is cheating constantly accuses his partner of infidelity.
5. Intermittent Reinforcement: When unpredictable rewards make a behaviour harder to stop. Example: Someone who treats you badly most of the time but occasionally showers you with affection can make you more attached because you keep hoping for the good moments.
6. Fundamental Attribution Error: Judging someone's character without considering their circumstances. Example: You see someone being rude to a cashier and conclude they are a terrible person without considering that they may be under extreme stress.
