Sentences with phrase «read about hope»

It's easier to see them than to read about them I hope.

But thinking about that and reading about your hope filled me up, and my eyes too;).

Not exact matches

In one of our conversations, Goldman mused about asking subscribers for permission to passively read their emails in the hope of more accurately gauging the strength of their relationships.

We get sent hundreds of business books a year, all in the hope that someone here reads one and decides to write about it.

The thing about meaning is that it's best conferred by giving the topic personal relevance,» explains Page19, which suggests that for each new book you ask yourself what you hope to learn, how it might change your life, and why you should bother reading it.

If, after reading it, you aren't motivated and excited about working hard to become incredibly good at something... hey, there's no hope for you.

All the best in 2018 and I hope to read more from you about your investing endeavors and also your options trades.

I hope to one day use my economics and finance degree Read more about Introducing Our New Intern Class, Chelsey Izegbu & Branum Stephan -LSB-...]

From watching the video and reading about the different assets you can trade we hope this gives you a better understanding of what to look for when opening your account.

I hope I'm able to offer some value for a few readers, and hopefully the individual investors who are truly motivated to improve their own results will benefit from reading more about my general thoughts and specific portfolio ideas.

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Dear Mr. Perry, Hope you read the new testement sometime soon, especially what Jesus had to say about caring for others.

I learned about a man named Abraham and read, «Against all hope, Abraham in hope believed and so became the father of many nations» (Romans 4:18).

I read about a man blessed with wisdom who wrote, «Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life.»

Everything we read in the Bible surely has to absorbed and considered in line with our experience of God — for those of us who have travelled with God for a long time this experience (I hope) bears out a loving, caring, intimately involved Father whose example in the life of Jesus is all about love — tough, body - taking - the - brunt - of - whatever - life - throws, with the deeper soul fixed to God's promises of what lies beyond.

This Christmas Eve, we will light the Christ Candle, the white candle right in the middle of the wreath of our hopes, and we will read the Scriptures here, and we'll talk about Jesus.

For to Jews the Holocaust is not an event to read about in a few books, or to remember on a few special occasions; it is for them to confront, to agonize over, to reject and resist, to search deeply and widely for a glimmer of hope - all this with a view to a Jewish self - understanding, of which an essential part is being heir of the murdered millions, the remnant of the catastrophe.

The use of a commentary discussing the passage that we hope to read can do a great deal to enlighten us about what it has to tell us.

In my day job as the editor of The Englewood Review of Books, I've staked my life and work on the hope that reading carefully and well will undoubtedly transform us, reforming the ways that we think, talk about and live within this wondrous web of life that is God's creation.

One would hope that reading this article would encourage non-Hindus to seek more information about it — but as soon as you get into the philosophical elements of any religion, you are going to see people clicking away from a page.

Then I read about adding two numbers of days together, 1260 and 1290, and calling them 2550 years, and saying that Jesus Christ would return 2550 years after 536 BC, I thought that was bonkers, and I hope you also think its bonkers.

These serial readings from Acts end with Paul established in Rome (probably in today's Trastevere district), speaking with the Roman Jewish community about the fulfillment of their ancient, covenantal hopes in the Risen Christ.

Last year, I read about a bunch of churches that decided the way to defeat evil in their town was to write Bible verses on wooden stakes and then go drive them the ground in certain areas with the hopes that this would drive away any territorial sprits and reclaim the area for God.

When I read the bible and turn to other sources to study something I am unclear about I end up totally confused and without hope, back focusing on sin instead of Jesus.

A further factor is that concern about Christian hope has shifted among scholars and those reading their books to another angle — tangent to the kingdom of God but not directly centered in it.

I have encountered people who know more about God and how He works than I have ever hoped to know of God, and they have never read the Bible all the way through, nor do they even know what the word «theology» means.

I, too, was raised a catholic and after listening and reading streams of reports across the globe about how many hundreds if not thousands of young boys were so viciously attacked, I sincerely hope that these guys are right and that there is a Hell.

I can only hope that each person will read this, really think about it, and do their own REAL research on these issues.

read psalms 91 about the righteous man and his family protected from these storms... not everone has a telepathic link as you say only those who have overcome their sinlife (not many) by believe the Lamb of God took it at His cross... the rest have no hope in this life and that includes wicked so called christians and money / fraud preachers.

Some reading about logic might cure you of your backward supersti - tions, but there isn't much hope for that since you seem to have bought into the silly dead - guy - on - a-stick scapegoat story hook line and sinker.

I certainly hope no one unearths some of the sticky notes I've read (not to mention emails) and, 2000 years ago, interpret everything said about Obama and Romey's private lives to be authoritative rather than opinion.

This is new territory for me, doing a book - length study of Jesus and the origins of Christianity, but I have read everything I could get my hands on, weighed all the scholarly debates, and hope my book will be useful to the book - reading public in explaining what we can really know, historically, about Jesus.

and it felt like The Spirit left me I became weak after church I went to this scripture in Matt 12 I prayed and prayed it was like silence I continued in church but dry I would get hope but still no peace about what I did, every 5 yrs it seems like it would reoccur, get counseled get better, so to make a long story short, here I am today still struggling with the curse word, evil thoughts to myself, I read your comments again and again.

But as I read this interview, I had two thoughts: 1) Driscoll is absolutely wrong in the way that he characterizes emerging Christianity, and I hope he is absolutely wrong in the way that he characterizes Reformed theology, and 2) Driscoll is absolutely right about the fact that Reformed and emerging are the big trends.

I hope reading what college staff and students have to say about the quality and range of training options available today, will give you a broader understanding and a deeper appreciation of what a precious resource these places of learning and growth are.

(I hope he doesn't mind me reposting them here... on his blog, they take up about 400 posts... so I compiled them all and put them here for your reading enjoyment.)

I just read today about how faith today became the wishy - washy hope - so feeling that most think of today.

You can read more about it all here, hope you find it helpful!

There's a post on fats I recently did where I talk about the difference between the fats in coconut and why they're actually great for you — have a read, as you shouldn't be worried about the healthiness of coconut products Hope it helps, Ella x

You can read all about my journey and how I started cooking this way in the opening chapter of my book, really hope you love it!

You can read more about it here — http://deliciouslyella.com/products-i-love-super-foods/ Hope that helps a little x

I think and talk about this subject a lot and I hope reading this post makes you guys feel happier and more comfortable with the concept of healthy eating and living.

Now that I've shared these treats with you I hope you'll scroll through the post, read a little bit more about the food and enjoy the two recipes I've included in this post from the evening.

These look awesome and I'll have to try making them with the chocolate graham crackers... talk about a chocoholic love fest:) Thank you so much for being a reader - I've been reading your blog for quite a while too and I hope someday -LCB- soon! -RCB-

Who knows if you'll read this, but I hope you do, just so you can know that the ship has landed, or whatever, in Chicago, and I am pretty darn excited about it.

I hope you enjoyed reading about my Devonshire camping holiday.

beautiful post on friendship... hope to read more about this journey.

I'm holding in thoughts... ruminating... hoping I can remember what I thought about on my walk, the drive to work, when I was reading, «The Hungry Caterpillar» to 28 kindergarterners, the drive home... the car line... and then?

As I post, sharing my thoughts about life, my cooking, my photography and aspirations to become a better person — a better wife, mother and friend — I can only hope that my words meaningfully touch the lives of others who visit and read.

I only read about the half the comments so I hope this post isn't duplicitous.