Sentences with phrase «not talk about your family»

I most definetly would not talk about my family.

My Mom couldn't talk about family as she laid on her deathbed but she did talk about Heaven at the exact moment of her death.

When I tell you that we have battled darkness through the power of Jesus Christ in my family, I am not talking about our family just not getting along or someone didn't like us.

This book is just a wonderful resource and the world would do good to understand the different perspectives and needs in such often not talked about family dynamics.

I'm not talking about a family member, close personal friend, or even the polite person who asks before making a move (although really everyone should).

Do not talk about your family or health problems.

I'm not talking about my family genealogy; I don't know much about my family.

If you didn't talk about your family I'd worry.

Not exact matches

And when she gave her reason to the media, Leslie didn't talk about spending more time with her family.

Sale talks to celebrities and the not - so - famous about «relationships, money, family, work and making it all count while we're here.»

«My family didn't want to talk about specifics, but with my friend I could be more open.»

«While we have this image that America is this land of great opportunity, the truth is, the places we're talking about [at the top of the ranking] have high social mobility — meaning if you're born to a relatively poor family, it's not an obstacle, you'll be able to get an education and get ahead.

After Bushnell moved to Los Angeles with his family 13 years ago, he didn't talk to Jobs as frequently, though he made a final visit about six months before he died.

You can't talk to your family and your employees about your concerns or worries without transferring those concerns and worries and setting off a self - reinforcing downward spiral of stress.

Trudeau never really talked about his overhaul of the family benefit program as economic stimulus, but that didn't stop others from anticipating a jolt in household spending.

«They may not share information [about their estate], because they think it might negatively impact their child's work ethic or because of confidentiality — if they think their children might talk about it with their friends or other family members,» said Connie Torabian, senior vice president and market trust director for U.S. Trust, who works exclusively with high - net - worth clients.

You talk about «against leadership» and it's hard not to think about the presidential campaign, in which the winner bashed this department, a man who dodged military service himself, disparaged the service of one of our most honored veterans, Sen. McCain, and engaged in a flamewar with a Gold Star family.

When I became obsessed with Pure Barre, I wouldn't stop talking about it to my family.

I'm doing this marketing business but my day job's over at Walmart and my family and two kids... I'm not going to talk about my day job at Walmart, I'm not going to talk about my family and two kids, I'm not going to talk about any of the things I like, I'm going to focus strictly on marketing because I want to be known as a marketing guy».

During F8, Facebook talks not only about Facebook itself, but also its family of applications and services — Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Oculus, Workplace, Audience Network, and Internet.org.

«In my opinion, if you are not talking about marriage and building a family, then there is no need to be exchanging credit scores, 401 (k) or any financial information,» wrote Meagan from Smyrna, Ga. «You can be working on correcting financial mistakes, if they are any, and developing great spending habits in your season of singleness, as I am doing.

It is ok to talk about family and loved ones as long as the discussion about God is not neglected.

Talking about your family will not get you to heaven.

One would not necessarily be talking about God near death, even if one is part of God's family.

Yes, talk mostly about family and love and life, but don't withhold elements of that persons faith that they deserve in settling their existential angst.

When Jesus was on the cross and he talked to the two thieves, also having been nailed to the cross, one taunting and one repentant, He talked about the afterlife, not about family.

She would talk about how much she loved her family and that that type of love could not die.

My mother spend her final few days of consciousness talking about two things: her family, mostly, and at times her fear of not being forgiven by God and going to Hell.

The essence is people do not talk about God, or passing into the next life, but equate the sum of thier lives with respect to love, and family.

All of the patients talked about family, and NOT God.

To be a spy, you can't talk about your job with your friends or family.

I suppose talking to the dying about their families is all well and good if the dying are all confirmed Christians, but I believe it was C.S. Lewis who articulately bemoaned the friends and doctors who tell a dying patient the classic «everything is going to be all right» when from a Biblical viewpoint, everything will not be all right.

I wouldn't criticize a person for talking about family.

Like Kerry, I think that our relationships / family are the vehicle in which love is shown and given in life and I'm not surprised by the fact that most people talk about family on the deathbed.

I don't think that talking about God and talking about family are mutually exclusive.

Talking about family is not always «how we talk about God» as the author says.

Obviously, they talk about their families because they don't know God, otherwise they would be glad to live this world and be with God where there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain.

I know what I'm talking about and faith in God IS NOT THE SAME THING as turning the last pages in one's mental family scrapbook.

Yes, one would talk about their families because it s also a way for them to tell you things that they wouldn't say to their families.

This is not the first time I have heard of talk about the family upon one's death.

But to get there from here, the President shouldn't be talking about the Navy SEALS, but about old - fashioned «family values.»

She spins it, until the dying are not just talking about their families, they are talking about their GOD by means of talking about their families.

I think this article does a great job exposing us to the truth of the chaplain's real experience, which is that when people have a last opportunity to talk about what is most important, they don't talk much about their religion, they talk about their families.

People talk about life, family, love... They don't talk about God because, it has nothing to do with God.

First of all, the professor shouldn't criticize a person for talking about family with one who is dying.

I don't think that people were intentionally or unintentionally talking about god when they were near death and talking about their families.

She was peaceful for the first time during her last stage of illness, NOT because she got to talk one last time about the love from her family but by talking about her salvation she found through Jesus.

What I did not understand when I was a student then, and what I would explain to that professor now, is that people talk to the chaplain about their families because that is how we talk about God.

«All our talk about peace and the weapons of the spirit is meaningless unless we try in every way to embrace voluntary poverty and not work in any position, any job that contributes to war... We must give up our place in this world, sacrifice children, family... And we will be considered fools for Christ.»

I felt that pressure to be perfect, at a time in which pastors and their families didn't talk about their struggles; didn't talk about anything wrong.