Sentences with phrase «confess i think»

So I confessed my thoughts to others at church and asked for their prayers.

AOT: You have got me down as a saddo anyway but I have to confess I thought of you immediately after hearing this news.

From barbarous jabs swapped between friends, to quiet riverside reflections about inaccessible upward class mobility, to sheepishly confessed thoughts on God's real estate, Hockenberry and Benson have written a game which easily sits next to the likes of Oxenfree, Gone Home, and Kentucky Route Zero as a modern day classic.

Poor examples, but I must confess I thought for your last link it would lead to Hansen so you do retain the capacity to surprise...

I must confess I thought for your last link it would lead to Hansen so you do retain the capacity to surprise...

As we cruised to nowhere on the Voyager of the Seas past the distant spires of the Newcastle coastline, I have to confess I thought WHY couldn't they move just a little closer so I had wi - fi?

In her moment of panic she confesses she thought: «Not in a swimming costume.

Not exact matches

At the White House's first United States of Women Summit in 2016, Buffett confessed that he only thought to put a woman on the Berkshire Hathaway board in 2003 — nearly 40 years after taking over the company — by the suggestion of his wife Susie.

«My biggest fear,» Ulman confesses, «is that people internally will always compare us to the past, and I don't think that's a fair comparison.

«We wanted to be prepared when the big day came, so we thought we needed to build a team even before we achieved our product - market fit,» confesses Chakrabaty.

In an interview with The Independent, which dubbed him «Godfather of the cuts,» Martin said he was proud of what he accomplished as finance minister, but confessed that in beating back the deficit, «there were some areas where I think we may have cut too much, and as soon as we eliminated the deficit, I immediately began to repair it.»

Beyond thinking a million - pound payout is a matter of basic necessity, he is deeply insecure in his professional standing, confessing he no longer understands the «immensely complicated mathematical formulae» that drive his industry.

«I'm confessing because I now think I have a problem.»

What should we think when tech CEOs confess they don't want kids in their family anywhere near the products they're pushing on everyone else?

Analysts who retain sympathy for the gold standard, like self - confessed «gold bug» John Mauldin, have always understood that the main argument in favor of gold is that it imposes an unbreakable trade and capital flow discipline — indeed that is also the main argument against gold — but many of them have tended to de-emphasize reserve currency economics mainly, I think, because this particular problem is to them subsumed under their more general concerns about money.

I confess, sometimes I even catch myself thinking the very same thing.

Think about how it would be for a teenage boy confessing that he is gay and has been acting on it and not wanting the world to know.

This, I think, will fall on deaf ears, figuratively speaking, but PsiCop, you nobody is going to force you to your knees, you will volunteer to do it, not only that you will volunteer to confess that Christ is Lord and God, maybe not in this life, but when you are resurrected to receive your just reward, I don't know what that willl be, I'll leave that up to God.

However, once I say that statement... I must confess that means that I think of God as beyond the revelation of the Bible.

I think there is this fallacy that dying people all want to confess their sins and ask god for forgiveness.

But while I saw Donne's applicability to my own situation, and took frequent comfort in his words, I confess I wondered what my other classmates must think of him.

i wonder whether the accountability idea comes from the scripture about «confessing our sins to one another»... the bible doesn't use the word accountability, but this is the closest i can think of (can't remember where it is).

Hmm — when I think charlatanism, I must confess, what comes to mind is this ridiculous excuse by early Christian apologists (Justin Martyr and others) that the devil was able to perform plagiarism in reverse time order (to fool people into thinking that other similar stories before the Gospels came first).

If you are elected to office and asked to affirm your orthodoxy, it is not likely that you will confess that you are «still thinking about it.»

I don't think it makes me a bad mum or a bad woman to admit to that complexity, to confess the squirrelly, overwhelmed, and terrified feelings of a complete reorientation of...

I don't think it makes me a bad mum or a bad woman to admit to that complexity, to confess the squirrelly, overwhelmed, and terrified feelings of a complete reorientation of my life.

But I confess to thinking that Jesus could have done better.

Jay responded by ruminating on this clause in the Constitution and confessing sadly that «the word slaves was avoided, probably on account of the existing toleration of slavery, and of its discordancy with the principles of the Revolution; and from a consciousness of its being repugnant to... the Declaration of Independence» (111:298) The number of such revealing glimpses into the thinking of the founders is almost without number.

First I think it may be appropriate to confess my own prior prejudice about you David and this blog.

But then I have to examine my own heart and confess that when I look to myself and not to Christ, when willful sin begins to harden me because I have let it in, I too can begin to fall into legalistic, self justifying modes of thought and behavior.

They only confess - we were blind in our distrust of being, now we begin to see; we were aliens and alienated in a strange, empty world, now we begin sometimes to feel at home; we were in love with ourselves and all our little cities, now we are falling in love, we think, with being itself, with the city of God, the universal community of which God is the source and governor.

Very few criminals are likely to be either stupid enough or pious enough to confess their sins to a priest if they think there is any risk that the priest will report them.

I must confess I had always thought when I prayed for something (especially if it was important) and then added «in Jesus name» — it would «magically» happen and I sometimes got so disappointed with God when it didn't.

After they finished, something prompted me to confess my struggle with racist thoughts.

I confess to having thought so at first, but no: I'm sold.

«Therefore, holy brothers, who share in the heavenly calling, fix your thoughts on Jesus, the apostle and high priest whom we confess.»

So has it seemed to many other people: almost every mathematical logician I have put the matter to has confessed similar thoughts, but has felt reluctant to commit himself definitely until he could see the whole argument set out, with all objections fully stated and properly met.

In theBCP we pray...» we confess that we have sinned in thought, word and deed by what we have done and those things we have left undone...... later «we thank thee for thy Precious Body and Blood that by these mysteries we are assured we are living members of the body of your Son so that we may go forth t by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit let us go forth into the world to love and serve you amen.

Surveying the desert of modernity, we would be, I think, morally derelict not to acknowledge that Nietzsche was right in holding Christianity responsible for the catastrophe around us (even if he misunderstood why); we should confess that the failure of Christian culture to live up to its victory over the old gods has allowed the dark power that once hid behind them to step forward in propria persona.

For myself, I think a belief in a god is debate - able... whereas, I do confess I feel that believing that god is talking to you and that you have a «relationship» with it is just another form of talking to yourself and it weirds me out.

After an inmate on death row confesses details about murders, rapes and a lifetime of crime — «You know, the heavy stuff» — the chaplain responds: «Have any impure thoughts?

Or do you really think, as it seems you are saying here, that God gets more glory from those that confess that, as long as they are in this world, they will be in bondage to a certain amount of sin, than from those, like myself, that confess that they are free from sin, and servants of righteousness through the power of Yahshua?

And still, while knowing all about my spiritual neediness, I confess that He is taking me to a place where I will experience thinking, speaking, and acting just like Him.

So I think it truly impossible to repent of all our sin, I would even say that just confessing all our sin is impossible.

I think we agree on the fact that it is by faith that all are saved i have no problem with that and its in that that there is unity.You find within any christian modern church law can be mixed with Grace that is not peculiar to any domination maybe it is more extreme in some.Where there are believers there are works of the flesh such as pride and self reliance.I was thinking today the word says if we believe in our hearts and confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord then you shall be saved.Its not a hard doctrine to believe thats in its basic form.The seventh day have tacked on to that belief adherence to the sabbath that is sadly how denominations spring up.In the anglican church we still recite the apostles creed how many church still do that today as a basis for there faith in Jesus Christ.Your statement that some are saved is just as true to those who go to modern christian churchs who say they are christian but walk according to the flesh..

JOE: Well, I confess that when Carol started changing, and wanted an equal say in our decisions, and wanted to have her life considered as important as mine, I did think maybe she wanted to be the boss.

Cobb confesses that changes have come about in his thoughts of the linear view of human progress, the rise of feminism and his critique of existentialism.

In later years he was to confess that he regretted not having studied the thought of Augustine earlier.

Looking back upon his ministry in later years, he confessed, «About midway in my ministry, which extends roughly from the peace of Versailles to the peace of Munich, measured in terms of Western history, I underwent a fairly complete conversion of thought which involved rejection of almost all the liberal theological ideals with which I ventured forth in 1915.»

Without thinking, I confessed, «I wish I had what you have in your life.