HeartThoughts - Pursue the Beauty!™
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| Blog Name: | HeartThoughts - Pursue the Beauty!™ |
| Url: | http://www.natalienyquist.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | marriage, christianity, books |
| Description: | The blog of James and Natalie Ference, featuring music, photography, literary discussions, Bible study, and lots of the humor of daily life. Our goal in every branch of this work is to spur you “further up and further in” as C.S. Lewis wrote. To pursue the beauty through the darkness to the praise of His glory. "What sort of people ought you to be in lives of holiness and godliness, waiting for and hastening the coming of the day of God...according to His promise we are waiting for new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells...be diligent to be found by Him without spot or blemish, and at peace." (2 Peter 3:11-14) |
| Popularity: | 137 Followers |
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You’d think we were a bunch of girls or something…
- Originally published June 2, 2006 GirlTalk blog posted on chivalrous manhood which is no longer available, that I can find. Carolyn Mahaney listed ways her son will strive to show honor to ladies including: Open her doors Stand when she enters the room Pull out her chair Give up your seat for her Carry heavy objects for her Retrieve dropped items for her Such (seemingly) insignificant acts like opening doors and walking street-side are not just courteous gestures of a gentleman recognizing a lady. These things are a reflection of the God-ordained relationship between men and women. How do
- Originally published June 2, 2006 GirlTalk blog posted on chivalrous manhood which is no longer available, that I can find. Carolyn Mahaney listed ways her son will strive to show honor to ladies including: Open her doors Stand when she enters the room Pull out her chair Give up your seat for her Carry heavy objects for her Retrieve dropped items for her Such (seemingly) insignificant acts like opening doors and walking street-side are not just courteous gestures of a gentleman recognizing a lady. These things are a reflection of the God-ordained relationship between men and women. How do
PursuetheBeauty.com
HeartThoughts has a much nicer domain name: www.pursuethebeauty.com. Please update your links and if you have friends you want to share our website with, just tell them it’s pursuethebeauty.com. Posted in Announcements
HeartThoughts has a much nicer domain name: www.pursuethebeauty.com. Please update your links and if you have friends you want to share our website with, just tell them it’s pursuethebeauty.com. Posted in Announcements
A lyric from my grandfather
I’ve been offline for about 10 days so your comments are just now getting published. We’ve been in the fire with my health…it’s bearable now but is still the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through. God is providing. Even when I am angry at Him for not showing me what to do to get better. My grandfather flew up from Texas this past weekend and was a huge help and support to James and me. He sent me this song when he returned home and i wanted to share it as I am sure many of you can relate. We feel weak so often. We’ve nothing left to do but beg the Lord for His merciful help. I’m only human, I’m just a
I’ve been offline for about 10 days so your comments are just now getting published. We’ve been in the fire with my health…it’s bearable now but is still the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through. God is providing. Even when I am angry at Him for not showing me what to do to get better. My grandfather flew up from Texas this past weekend and was a huge help and support to James and me. He sent me this song when he returned home and i wanted to share it as I am sure many of you can relate. We feel weak so often. We’ve nothing left to do but beg the Lord for His merciful help. I’m only human, I’m just a
A lyric from my grandfather
I’ve been offline for about 10 days so your comments are just now getting published. We’ve been in the fire with my health…it’s bearable now but is still the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through. God is providing. Even when I am angry at Him for not showing me what to do to get better. My grandfather flew up from Texas this past weekend and was a huge help and support to James and me. He sent me this song when he returned home and i wanted to share it as I am sure many of you can relate. We feel weak so often. We’ve nothing left to do but beg the Lord for His merciful help. I’m only human, I’m just a
I’ve been offline for about 10 days so your comments are just now getting published. We’ve been in the fire with my health…it’s bearable now but is still the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through. God is providing. Even when I am angry at Him for not showing me what to do to get better. My grandfather flew up from Texas this past weekend and was a huge help and support to James and me. He sent me this song when he returned home and i wanted to share it as I am sure many of you can relate. We feel weak so often. We’ve nothing left to do but beg the Lord for His merciful help. I’m only human, I’m just a
I don’t miss Facebook
Note: This piece is intended to provoke thought–not set down universal rules. Once upon a time I made daily visits–or multiple daily visits–to Facebook. With over 1,000 friends there was always something interesting to read or photos to view. I used it to fill my odd moments during work. It was fun. I felt connected to my friends; I felt loved when I would get comments on my statu
Note: This piece is intended to provoke thought–not set down universal rules. Once upon a time I made daily visits–or multiple daily visits–to Facebook. With over 1,000 friends there was always something interesting to read or photos to view. I used it to fill my odd moments during work. It was fun. I felt connected to my friends; I felt loved when I would get comments on my statu
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