Just Dance.

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don't think just dance,

Thursday, November 22, 2007

God has answered my prayers, somehow.

That passage in the daily bread on wednesday spoke directly to my heart. Sometimes when i pour my love, i expect an equal amount being deposited back.

Love, as described in 1 corinthians 13:4, "suffers long and is kind" and is never self seeking. Love keeps no records of wrongs-even if someone forgets to thank us for kindness. The other side of thank you is a pure heart that reflects God's perfect love for us.

to =) : I think the lesson God is teaching through you is patience, and that love is not self seeking.

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