Sentences with phrase «still struggle»

I still struggle, and my boys are out of the toddler stage!

I still struggle with meditating, but Abramovic's directives feel like baby steps in that direction.

So yes, I still struggle eating these babies, but I won't give up, tacos are on our menu more and more often.

I still struggle with (against?)

You touched on many of the problems I still struggle with and have given me even MORE insight to fight my «issues.»

I never took pictures until I started this blog, so it's still a struggle at times.

Years later I've gotten better, but some days are still a struggle.

Even in an age of airtight plastic containers and refrigerated transportation, food manufacturers still struggle against the age - old enemies of freshness — moisture and oxygen being chief among them.

Dr Dunford said that many consumers still struggle to use kilojoule labelling, but HSR perform well in terms of consumer understanding.

I still struggle with mornings but i have to say my goto breakfast would be breakfast burritos / taco's.

If you still struggle with gastrointestinal upsets after eating gluten - free oats or oatmeal, you may have Avenin to blame, says Dr. Barbara Griffin of Vital Health Inc..

It's still a struggle to do all those things I mentioned, but I don't feel sorry for myself any more.

I so do understand the questions of «why» and «what's the point» and and and... It's still a struggle at times to pick myself up and serve the «churched» as I've been doing for more than a decade now in two different countries to three different cultures, in three different languages... yet I'm also grateful that it's providing me with platform to promote a bigger vision and dream God might have for us as we find in the life of Jesus.

Obviously, my perspectives have changed a lot since then, but I still struggle sometimes with the feeling that I have to choose between my intellectual integrity and my faith.

You say that «the church has always embraced those who forsake sexual sin but who still struggle with homosexual desires.»

I sometimes still struggle with these things.

Yet we still struggle with it, maybe with less justification than did Nazareth.

I was a prolific sinner and still struggle with it today.

There is still a struggle, but it is not against each other, but against the forces which seek to drag us back into rivalry, accusation, and scapegoating violence.

On Thursday, I'll write about how I still struggle with doubt.

I struggle with varying degrees with masturbation since my youth; I am middle - aged and married but still struggle with it.

But many Christians, after they have placed faith in Christ for eternal life, wonder why they still struggle with sin.

Although Latin Americans still struggle to make democracy work in practice, they concede to no other regime an equal legitimacy.

We still struggle with sin and must live in the reality of Messiah's Kingdom.

I still struggle.

It's not been an easy transition and I still struggle on some days, but I've found a new sense of freedom in relating to God and other people as I've trusted what He says over what I feel.

(Actually it's something that I still struggle with that.)

Of course, I still struggle some with James 1:27 where James, the brother of Jesus, and one of the leaders of the Jerusalem church talks about pure religion that God accepts and finds faultless.

«I still struggle some with James 1:27 where James, the brother of Jesus, and one of the leaders of the Jerusalem church talks about pure religion that God accepts and finds faultless.

Still struggle daily with the hipicritical side of things but have grown to appreciate the the true meaning again!

But Mary just keeps singing, ranging high on her scales of praise, soaring in her expectant and revolutionary libretto, because God has reached so unexpectedly down to where the least and the lowly still struggle for life.

Wouldn't it make sense that a church made up of flawed and broken people humbly seeking Christ would still struggle at times with the selfishness that lies in every heart?

But even with all these things in mind, I still struggle almost every day with guilt, so I need your help.

I still struggle to understand your view of Scripture, and many time we «orthodox - types» seem so thick headed while the «emergent - types» seem so mircurial in their presentation of doctrinal truth.

I still struggle all the time to not be re-active... to work from a more centred core, still even understanding the difference in one's life can itself be very freeing, even if I don't get have the pro-activeness nailed down.

While I'd like to think that A Year of Biblical Womanhood is a humorous and disarming critique of overzealous attempts to prescribe «biblical womanhood,» I still struggle sometimes to articulate the alternative... which brings me to some important questions for you:

For 22 years now I've wanted to more than anything though and it's still a struggle.

You may still struggle with that sin, but Jesus can give you the power to be celibate, or to get married to a fellow Christian of the opposite sex.

The whole point of Thoreau's parable — indeed, of all his writings, including Walden, Civil Disobedience and his famous Plea for Captain John Brown — is to declare that the revolution of 1776 is not yet over; the people and the land we love still struggle for liberation.

My guess is that many of them still struggle with lust, that is why they are in the monastery in the first place: to heal.

I'll be honest with you: Today I still struggle with anxiety from time to time.

Yet now all seems to have remained more or less as it was before: theologians still struggle painfully with their problems, their is still a bureaucratic administration which seems to prefer the letter to the spirit, there is still no united Christendom, but we are still divided, fearing and mistrusting each other on both sides of the fence.

I still struggle sometimes to accept the fact that faith isn't about having everything figured out ahead of time, that it's about trusting God daily — with or without a roadmap.

I still struggle with this perversion of grace.

I still struggle with which church to join.

However, we all still struggle with the consequences of sin in our lives and in our relationships.

But all Christians still struggle with sin.

She is frequently going through med changes and doctors still struggle to understand her condition.

I still struggle knowing that people still believe in this stuff.

She was vilified in the 1990s for her association with the political scandals of her husband's administration, and more traditional parts of the country still struggle with a woman who exhibits unfiltered ambition.