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- Humor: What did the brain say to reason?
Balance is the key to a proper will that is honoring to The Way of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
- A way to know if you're distracted or on track in focus?
“A whole system has an aspect to it as the key is to not lose the whole meaning.” - G.S “An aspect to
- "Looking beyond denominations, sects, and corporatism will lead to an emphasis on what truly matters
Presumptuous are they, selfwilled, they are not afraid to speak evil of dignities. [11] Whereas angels
- “A real integration has purpose of function that stays 'on'.” - G.S “How to integrate properly?”
The key is to be patient and know “how” to group together by way of “integration.” The key is to notice how specific functions work together. ~ G.S.MinistriesDevotional ~
- Less skeptical, more secure throughout in faith in Christ, and prudence are ingredients to stability
Life is not about the social or economic status as in the size of house or size of bank account digits
- The business cycle has to do with the seasons of sowing reaping, harvest, and rest.
. - G.S.Ministries “Learning systems engineering is a key to understanding function of a system and how
- What is a “stock”?
The key is choosing the right stock method, and making sure when it (the stock pile is being used up)
- A person's emotions are tied to an emotional connection. This is normal.
The key is how to modulate it.
- Stop trying to fit in this current passing environment for them in Christ belong to a Higher net
The key is to make sure that a person’s family knows Christ, Jah!
- 2 Peter 2 (KJV) The Warning Of Times From Saint Peter...
Presumptuous are they, selfwilled, they are not afraid to speak evil of dignities. 11 Whereas angels
- Glide to a calm rest
The key is to improve. ~GSDevotional.ExpressDef~
- To be fair is as proper assessment; achieved through God’s wisdom by reading Proverbs
.” - G.S.MinistrDef Assessment is key in any area of life, and is used on a daily bases.
