Instead, we should pursue “five kingdom habits that build trust.’ These are the five habits that they suggest cultivating.

1. Pray. Pray for our own hearts to be soft but also pray for their whole lives.


2. Learn. We can learn what causes their distrust. Practice asking good questions.


3. Bond. Make space in your life for people. They write “The best conve

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This is for those that are tired of using just salt and seasonings. It has a little bit of almost everything, saves you from the headache of thinking of what to use and saves your time!

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Paprika 5tbsp.

Curry powder 5tbsp.

Suya spice 5tbsp.

Onion powder 5tbsp.

Garlic powder 5tbsp.

Chicken seasoning 2tbsp.

Parsley 5tbsp.

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Classical Christian education employs the language arts (Trivium: grammar, logic, rhetoric) and the mathematical arts (Quadrivium: astronomy, arithmetic, music, geometry) in the pursuit of educating whole persons – mind, body, and soul. These arts are not simply subjects, but are as they are called – arts. That is, they are principles and methods o... See more

Welcome!Hi love, my name is Ayana Zaire Cotton.I’m an artist, learner, writer, software engineer, and founder of Seeda School, a skill building platform for learning how to worldbuild through a black feminist lens.

We’ll likely find the things algorithms have told us to care about aren’t all that important.

However, marketing to an audience (marketing at scale) can cause real headaches when it comes to less standardized products and services. Azout points to examples of companies scaling to the point that the unchecked variations among its customers and conflicting internal priorities led to a breakdown of quality and effectiveness. I've seen (and exp... See more

“I am searching for that which is real of my heart, and which when completed I can stand humble to one side of and say: ‘This is it, this is how I feel, this is my honest interpretation of the world; this is not influenced by money, or trickery, or pressure...except the pressure of my soul.’”

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Late have I loved You,

O Beauty ever ancient, ever new,

late have I loved You!

You were within me, but I was outside,

and it was there that I searched for You.

In my unloveliness I plunged into the lovely things which You created.

You were with me, but I was not with You. Created things kept me from You;

yet if they had not been in You, they would ... See more