Sentences with phrase «do love these conversations»

I won't enter the debate but I do love the conversation with the new Pope.

I do love these conversations!

Not exact matches

Of course, we'd love to do anything we can to help arm you with the answers you need as you work through the final steps, etc...» While your champion still may not know what puppy conversation questions are in store for them, raising potential blockers early (and even forecasting the existence of the conversation itself) will prevent them from being blindsided, enhance their credibility within their organization, and result in a more frictionless and timely conclusion to your sales cycle.

If you're desperately seeking ways to woo your boo this Heart Day with presents that don't come with a price tag — be it stimulating conversation or cerebral foreplay — why not brush up your game with a TED Talk or two about love?

Some sports fans clearly relish the idea of being able to combine a love of football with live Twitter conversation — something that the service does well around major sporting events.

Couple points — I think having different ideas of what content marketing is is fantastic... I love the conversations coming from that... but when someone comes out and says «content marketing is this, this and that» and it's absolutely not true, I think we are doing a disservice to the entire marketing profession.

What you don't seem to get is that you casual implied I was sub-human in our conversation (that the best of me is only as good as the worse of a «normal» person), and yet you don't seem to display any recognition of that fact, any remorse at having said it, nor any appreciation of the hypocracy of then saying we are the same, that you love me and that you are a friend to me.

And most people in churches want to love and want to be in those conversations, but don't always know how and don't always know what to say.

Having spent the last ten years wrestling through some tough questions related to faith, heaven, hell, and salvation, I really appreciate the personal way in which Bell frames the conversation, asking the very questions I was so afraid to ask all those years and proclaiming the same hope I only dared believe — that God doesn't give up on people, that he is ever - loving, ever - redeeming, ever pursuing.

When I hear that there is no room for God in the whole «mental health» debate, I want to remind those people of something that I think is one of the key issues at the center of this whole conversation: God loves people in their humanity and we are to do the same of one another.

Relational people, on the other hand, focus on what God has done for them, and know that God is already in every conversation and relationship (even if He is not mentioned), so they can just love and enjoy the person standing in front of them right now.

I'd love to have an intelligent conversation with you about our fundamentally different views and why I'm a Republican but don't waste your breath on a blog with wide spread, unfounded claims of racism.

In a global conversation about danger, fear and Syrian refugees, we're seeing a resurgence of the countercultural practice of loving people we don't think are like us — and in extending Gospel - saturated love to them, we realize we are far more similar in our human needs.

We have a lot of work to do... My hope is [to] help foster better dialogue between Christians and atheists and that, together, we can work to see a world in which people are able to have honest, challenging, and loving conversation across lines of difference.

I didn't want to see him, but the Ammas and Abbas that I had spent all my time working on and with whom I had many conversations on prayer kept saying, Look, the goal of the Christian life is love of God and love of

[I was in a conversation about this with someone I love just the other day and he noted in frustration, «Just because something's in the Bible doesn't make it biblical»... which kinda left me scratching my head.

And of course, we do not research what they are saying just so we can blast them, but so that we can (1) love, (2) listen, (3) don't judge, and (4) seek friendship and conversation.

While nonprofits like To Write Love on Her Arms and Hope for the Day are doing real, measurable good in the area of mental health, there's just something about being at the center of pop culture that turns an issue like mental illness from something we would rather avoid in polite conversation to something that demands to be discussed.

I love to do treasure hunts by asking the Lord to highlight someone for me to be on the lookout for that day, such as a description of clothing, or a name and then I ask God to give me a word of knowledge about that person (such as Jesus «example with the woman at the well), and then as the conversation opens up, I can share the hope to which I «ve been called.

But certainly for us who participate in this conversation and this work year round, we do really love that there's a day and even a week where this conversation is given more of a microphone and more of a platform.

I believe that God whispers to me that the Day Nursery I run from my house with my daughter is a church in His vision of Church — a place built on love, supporting staff children and families, yes a business, but one run for love, providing wages to live, to support charities too and to enable me to have a break every now and then — but God is not yet overtly mentioned other than in 1:1 conversations where I share my faith (more than I ever did in Church).

Prayer changes things Prayer is conversation with God Prayer is love Prayer does not fear Prayer is Truth Prayer reveals heaven Prayer changes things

I never dreamed it would lead to so many career opportunities, never dreamed it would connect me to such wonderful people, never dreamed it would start so many interesting conversations, never dreamed I would love it as much as I do.

I love engaging in conversation with readers, and will do my best to respond.

Yet how many times did Christ lovingly seek out those in need of God's Love in areas that the Sadducees and Pharisees wouldn't dare to venture into, just to have a conversation with them, eat with them, and try to show them God's Love?

We're sitting in the pub post Star Wars, discussing the film in minute detail as we are wont to do... AND THE WOMAN FROM THE NEXT TABLE TURNS TO US AND SAYS «OH HI, I»M ROSE FROM THE FILM AND I»VE LOVED LISTENING TO YOUR CONVERSATION FOR THE LAST HOUR.»

G.I. Joe had it right when they said «knowing is half the battle» (don't you just love it when you can bring G.I. Joe into the conversation) but the other half of the battle has yet to be fought.

Things an edible gift will always do: warm hearts, fill bellies, fuel holiday travel, get shared, spark conversation, inspire your loved ones to start making their own granola (or hot sauce or challah or macaroons), and disappear, leaving only happy memories.

She loves to cook like I do so we share lots of emails and conversations talking food.

Don't get me wrong — everyone loves that person but you always know they are in the room and they have a way of getting in to every conversation.

And although we did not see each other frequently, he in Iowa and I in California, when we did see each other, our conversations were substantial, uplifting, wise and full of love and respect (he and I did not always see eye - to - eye on politics or religion).

I try to use our own organic fruit as much as possible but when I do buy from fellow farmers I love the conversation that happens as the boxes of fruit trade hands.

something does nt make sense to me (actually a lot of things): i would love to have a 1:1 conversation with wenger: why is he doing this (not buying WC players while we have money in the bank): is it really because he thinks we can win without such investment?

So, of course, I spoke to the Rev. Todhunter, too Again, the full details of that conversation will be included in The New I Do, but here's a taste of what he's observed — couples that celebrate 50 or so years of marriage and see commitment as «staying together no matter what» have an entirely different marriage than those that see commitment as a chance for each to grow, with the loving support of the other.

And in the middle of all the storytelling and conversation she had with Ginger, I heard «Ginger, you love my beautiful new sweater, don't you, you cute, cute little duckling?»

Join the conversation on the Live and Love with Joyful Courage Facebook group - a crowd of like minded parents do the best they can to be their best on the parenting journey!

They may actually get a lot of self - esteem and meaning from that, so I think if you have that conversation you want to do it in a loving and tender way as possible.

In other words, you want to come into the conversation in a kind, loving, interesting way because your partner may get a lot of self - esteem and identity from their work so yo don't want to come into it with a hatchet.

I know it's been a while since this conversation occurred, so I'd love an update on what you and your wife decided to do.

I'm a full time sahm by choice, and while I do love it, I crave female adult conversation sometimes!

I love how THE FATHER doing some shopping / cooking / cleaning / childcare never enters the conversation.

[Theme Music] SUNNY GAULT: Alright, so before we dive into conversation today we have a segment on the show called «mama hacks», I love this segment, it was actually created by you guys somewhat unintentionally because people kept sending us their hacks when it came to breast - feeding and pumping and I'm like we need to make a segment out of this, so that's exactly what we did.

Join the conversation: Which gift does your baby love the most?

The labels that have been politically and socially imparted, and widely accepted, do an incredible disservice to the conversation around pregnancy, parenting, abortion and adoption, by over-simplifying and dismissing the lived experiences of women and their loved ones.

Having tough conversations with people who love them unconditionally is far less scary than having those same high - stakes conversations with people who don't know them and easily decide that they're not worth the effort, and exclude them from friendship, organizational membership, and so forth.

Bettina I love your work against the pink slime companies trying to hide that crap in our kids (and our own) food, for the people who don't like pink slime being labeled that think of a pr campaign where the slimer from ghost busters is green and has a heartfelt conversation with kids on how mean old bettina is trying to stop him from coming over to play at lunchtime!

Everything goes well, you're basking in the glow of familial love and then, conversation veers toward what you do.

Women will be given the opportunity to see themselves and their peers through new lenses, ones that do not condition love based on external appearance or limit worthiness to a particular waist size... Lets create a conversation that moves away from «i'm so fat», «i'm too thin», «i don't look good enough» to «I have Purpose» and I am worthy of love and respect», and» I have so much to offer»... This workshop is not just about body image and eating issues, but also about acknowledging our worth in our work, family life, relationships with others and changing the conversations we have our selves to be a much more positive one

Conversation I would love to see this project encourage dialogue within a culture and a sub-culture that doesn't talk about money.

I wrote books, letters, had conversations I could never have had with staff members and loved ones doing long slow distance workouts.