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A Quiet Place & A Quiet Pace // Summer Mixtape: A Playlist of the Psalms // Read
A Quiet Place & A Quiet Pace // Summer Mixtape: A Playlist of the Psalms // Read

Scripture says, “Truly my soul finds rest in God.” It’s a beautiful concept in theory—to rest in God—but in reality? It sounds so abstract. What does it actually look like to find rest in God? Can I even afford to rest in today’s fast-paced culture? The answers to these questions point us to the truth that there’s more to it than just finding a quiet resting place in God, but learning a quiet resting pace from God.

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Jordan SanchezCornerstone ChurchGod, quiet, people, life, world, circumstances, stranger, confidence, Cornerstone, psalms, knockoffs, place, week, peace, pace, psalm, preached, called, restComment
A Quiet Place & A Quiet Pace // Summer Mixtape: A Playlist of the Psalms
A Quiet Place & A Quiet Pace // Summer Mixtape: A Playlist of the Psalms

Scripture says, “Truly my soul finds rest in God.” It’s a beautiful concept in theory—to rest in God—but in reality? It sounds so abstract. What does it actually look like to find rest in God? Can I even afford to rest in today’s fast-paced culture? The answers to these questions point us to the truth that there’s more to it than just finding a quiet resting place in God, but learning a quiet resting pace from God.

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Jordan SanchezCornerstone ChurchGod, quiet, people, life, world, circumstances, stranger, confidence, Cornerstone, psalms, knockoffs, place, week, peace, pace, psalm, preached, called, restComment
The Good Infection // Under New Management // Read
The Good Infection // Under New Management // Read

C.S. Lewis wrote in his classic work, Mere Christianity, “Jesus came to this world and became a man in order to spread to other men the kind of life He has—by what I call ‘good infection.’ Every Christian is to become a little Christ.” That is exactly what God has in mind for each of us—to become like Jesus. So how do we know if we’re catching the good infection?

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Taylor Poepeople, jesus, infected, infection, god, life, talking, spirit, paul, ferris bueller, fruit, walk, put, world, good, means, self control, symptoms, disciples, flesh, Christians, Cornerstone Church, Akron, Ohio, Jesus, Love, Minnennals, Gen Z, 2021, Now, God, Bible, Nondenominational, Created, creation, hate, positivity, negativity, positive, negative, worship, allow, suffering, prayers, pray, praying, hope, LGBTQ+, welcome, Pastor, ministry, ministries, evil, question, questions, return, returned, disappointment, disappointed, disappointing, forgotten, traditional, tradition, modern, religious, create, made, heaven, hell, surprise, onsite, online, encountered, Paul, slave, do, don't, sexuality, which craft, jealousy, Galatians, free, sinful nature, bite, devour, purity, debauchery, idolatry, hatred, discord, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions, envy, orgies, love, joy, peace, kindness, gentlenessComment
CTRL+ALT+FRGV+APLGZ // Hack The Wayback // Read
CTRL+ALT+FRGV+APLGZ // Hack The Wayback // Read

Our words, thoughts, and actions aren’t the only things archived in The Wayback Machine. The Enemy works hard to catalogue every hurt we’ve caused and every pain we’ve endured. The end goal is resentment, bitterness, and self-loathing. But we have a way out. We can destroy the Enemy’s program with two simple, powerful words—Forgive and Apologize.

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Taylor Poeforgive, people, God, poison, forgave, Jesus, life, hurt, apologize, feel, archived, reconciliation, talking, amish, praise, relationship, wayback machine, internet archive, cornerstone, kill, Love, believe, past, moment, present, current, reality, walking, high, low, comfort, confidence, Lord, listening, devil, enemy, guilt, shame, gratitude, redeemed, communal, connected, relegated, degraded, neglectful, bitter, infects, broken, relationships, peace, worthless, alter, seriousComment
CTRL+ALT+FRGV+APLGZ // Hack The Wayback
CTRL+ALT+FRGV+APLGZ // Hack The Wayback

Our words, thoughts, and actions aren’t the only things archived in The Wayback Machine. The Enemy works hard to catalogue every hurt we’ve caused and every pain we’ve endured. The end goal is resentment, bitterness, and self-loathing. But we have a way out. We can destroy the Enemy’s program with two simple, powerful words—Forgive and Apologize.

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Taylor PoeLove, believe, God, past, moment, present, current, reality, walking, high, low, comfort, confidence, Lord, listening, devil, enemy, guilt, shame, gratitude, redeemed, communal, connected, relegated, degraded, neglectful, archived, bitter, poison, infects, broken, relationships, peace, reconciliation, worthless, alter, serious, forgaveComment