Sentences with phrase «cross keeps us grounded»

I said the theology of the cross keeps us grounded in reality.

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But as indicated, we can sometimes overstress either the Transcendence or Immanence of God, it is Jesus Christ who provides the bridge; who provides the reality check (particularly on the cross); who keeps our feet planted firmly on the ground whilst allowing our imagination to soar across the heavens.

You said: «The theology of the cross (not of glory) keeps us grounded in reality, and hopeful of the New Creation that Christ promises when He will someday usher in His New Kingdom.»

Bennett didn't get Bridgewater on the ground for a sack, but he did keep him from being able to set his feet and throw to McKinnon on the crossing route.

In the first method, you step under the bar and cross your forearms into an «X» position while resting the bar on the dimple that is created by the shoulder muscle near the bone, keeping your elbows up high so that your arms are parallel to the ground.

I kept the structure simple using only 4 × 4's (make sure they are treated because they will be going into the ground) and cut the cross beams flush to the support beams to keep it modern.

However, red turnips that haven't been planted in the ground are exempt from rotting, and in Animal Crossing: Wild World, by placing a bundle of white turnips on a table inside the player's house, they can be kept them from ever spoiling.

Unlike other Animal Crossing games where you can be rewarded for doing things like preserving your town by keeping it clean and orderly, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp almost completely disregards that in favour of compelling you to grind collecting materials from all areas the map has to offer, completing requests for the animals you encounter and crafting furniture, just so that you can level up, gain access to new items and do it all, all over again.

These Chooka low tops will keep you grounded during the snowmelt, whether walking to the lodge or crossing a slippery city street.

Unlike other Animal Crossing games where you can be rewarded for doing things like preserving your town by keeping it clean and orderly, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp almost completely disregards that in favour of compelling you to grind collecting materials from all areas the map has to offer, completing requests for the animals you encounter and crafting furniture, just so that you can level up, gain access to new items and do it all, all over again.