... and what we have been exposed to. Our love for people and items depends on how attractive they are to us and what we seek to benefit from them. Unfortunately, many things we love most end up in disappointment ...

... but this conversation helped me to see that an attitude of love will still make us attractive to those around us who need to hear the gospel. Jesus exhorts us to “go the extra mile” for a reason and that ...

... which sin is garnished to be attractive and normal, and A generation that chooses themselves first and Jesus last. I believe we will not be able to stand the description apostle Peter would have given ...

... utmost efficiency. Like all the seeds, they look unattractive and without any obvious potential. However, when it is planted and carefully tendered, it sprouts into greatness. The same can be said about ...

"Now it came to pass in Iconium that they went together into the synagogue of the Jews. And so they spoke so that a great multitude, both of the Jews and of the Greeks, believed. But the unbelieving ...

... for our consumption. One significant observation with this modern competitive world is that, individuals and institutions always want to bring on board something unique and catchy. Anything flashy or attractive ...

... others, people will automatically find us different and attractive. Over time you can develop friendships with these people and there will be opportunities to tell them why you are different. Above ...

... that whatever he did was good including the creation of the home. Broken families, single parenting and increasing crime from broken homes are making marriage unattractive to some people. Humanity is losing ...

... of the Lord. When God gives a word, it must be acknowledged wholeheartedly. The tendency is always there to find seemingly attractive replacements for the Lord’s command. Such undertaking does no good ...

... Here’s a summary of how it works. The plant has a bright and attractive petal as well as sweet nectar which draws flies and insects to it. The nectar lines the bottom part of the petal, meaning that ...