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After eating Halo-halo. HAHA #hyper!!! #Wemadehalohalo 😜😝😛😋
I just watched The Croods. Great funny movie with a great message. :-D #MustWatch
Lessons Learned From The Croods
The movie contrasts two very different philosophies on life. Grug, the father, believes “fear is good; change is bad.” Grug’s main rule in life is: “never leave the cave.” The rebellious teenage daughter, Eep, is curious by nature and wants to explore the world outside the cave. Eep does not subscribe to her father’s philosophy of “never not be afraid.” During one of her adventures outside the cave, she meets Guy, a charming teenage boy who warns of the end of the world and that the family must leave the cave and get to higher ground to survive. Guy’s philosophy is “keep moving forward.”
“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
“Don’t wait any longer, take a leap of faith today, Whether it’s signing up for that half marathon you’ve been meaning to do for years or finally cleaning up your diet, make the jump!
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!” (Isaiah 6:8)
Church worship on Sunday is not the goal of our life here on earth. As important as church worship and personal praise are, they are only part of our goal. We are here to glorify God with both our lips and our lives, with our hearts and our hands. With the world around us caught up in Satan’s traps, God wants us to hear his call to us in our church and private worship and respond by saying, “Here am I. Use me!” Then he wants us to enter the world redemptively, making a difference in our “public worship” of ministry.
Definitely. Especially, ice-cold coffee. :)
INSOUCIANT: I'm still that kid.
I’m still that kid. I’m still that kid who dreams big. I’m still that kid who sees the world through hopeful eyes, and believes that there’s some good in everyone. I’m still that kid who won’t stop ‘til she gets what she believes she deserves. I’m still that kid who embraces life with arms wide…
