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V.E. Lin's avatar

This applies to all Christians, I think. Not just men.

I remember asking a similar question on a youth service about contentment: "how to keep contentment from being complacency?"

His answer was based on "love the Lord with all your strength", and that we are to be great steward of the time, talents and opportunities given to us. Put extraordinary effort even in ordinary things, because we're working for God, not just for people, and He deserves our best more than human taskmasters.

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Richard Bush's avatar

Thank you for this reminder for all of us. Grace and Peace. Richard

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rick parham's avatar

wow 🤯

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Julia's avatar

This counts for women too!

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The Good Return's avatar

This is great! Nice post. You're right, today there are tons of people, both men and women, who seem to think that God will actively show them direction or validation in their lives. I think this is somewhat rare that people see true Godly signs and wonders, and in the case I'm describing, people tend to become completely passive.

From a man's perspective, I think about many men who think God will hand deliver them a woman one day so they live their lives waiting for that to happen only to realize later that it's nearly impossible to succeed like that.

Anyways, nice post, good work.

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Pill_Apostate's avatar

I like this

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Daniel's avatar

Can I ask a question jason doing press ups to failure every morning does that not hurt your body after a while?

Thanks

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