A College & Young Adults Hip Hop Dance team
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- I want to join Beyond Movement because:
- I love to dance and to be able to dance for Jesus is awesome!
- About Me:
- I am energetic, just a “little” dramatic he he he I love to talk and to meet new people. I also like to build others up, the way I see it there is just way too much in this world that tries to tear us down I want to counteract those things. .I am very happy when I get to work with kids. They are so much fun and I love to watch them grow and learn. They are actually 1 of the reasons why I joined BM. All the kids on our children’s dance team wanna learn hip hop. Now I am not naturally a hip hop kinda girl but anything is possible with God right!! I am learning a lot and as it turns out I really love it. This team has got such awesome people I learn from each one. There are just so many ways to worship God with our lives LOVE IT!!
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- http://beyondmovement.ning.com
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We Need Each Other
By Dr. James MacDonald
Category:
Family, Friends, God Can Use You
A friend loves at all times. Proverbs 17:17
Often the way God works in a person’s life is through other people. If there’s anything in my life that is praiseworthy, so much of it, from my perspective, relates to the people around me—my family, friends, and ministry partners. These people know and understand the power of biblical friendship.
I’m sure you too could report that major steps forward in your relationship with God have come through Him working through the influence of other people. If we’re going to continue to go forward spiritually and be the people that God wants us to be, we need to take hold of one another in caring, supportive, biblical friendship.
Friendship has always been a priority relationship with God. Throughout His Word, when God has wanted to picture a relationship of intimacy and integrity, He described friendship:
Of David and Jonathan, 1 Samuel 18:1 says “the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David.”
James 2:23 calls Abraham, “God’s friend.”
Jesus Himself describes the highest kind of love in terms of friendship, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lays down his life for his friends” (John 15:13-14).
Proverbs 17:17 says, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.”
In each of these contexts, godly friendship is a God-given refuge in hard times. Friendship is a bond in seasons of heartache, disappointment, and failure. A godly friend says, “Times are hard? You’re disappointed and discouraged? You’ve failed personally? I’ll stand with you, man. I’m not going anywhere.” Real friends come alive in those times. They move in closer.
Biblical friendship—lasting, loving friendship is a wonderful, very powerful thing. God created you and me to need each other. I want to be that kind of friend, don’t you? God help us not just to want others to be like that for us, but help us to be that kind of a friend to the people in our lives.
We Need Each Other
By Dr. James MacDonald
Category:
Family, Friends, God Can Use You
A friend loves at all times. Proverbs 17:17
Often the way God works in a person’s life is through other people. If there’s anything in my life that is praiseworthy, so much of it, from my perspective, relates to the people around me—my family, friends, and ministry partners. These people know and understand the power of biblical friendship.
I’m sure you too could report that major steps forward in your relationship with God have come through Him working through the influence of other people. If we’re going to continue to go forward spiritually and be the people that God wants us to be, we need to take hold of one another in caring, supportive, biblical friendship.
Friendship has always been a priority relationship with God. Throughout His Word, when God has wanted to picture a relationship of intimacy and integrity, He described friendship:
Of David and Jonathan, 1 Samuel 18:1 says “the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David.”
James 2:23 calls Abraham, “God’s friend.”
Jesus Himself describes the highest kind of love in terms of friendship, “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lays down his life for his friends” (John 15:13-14).
Proverbs 17:17 says, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.”
In each of these contexts, godly friendship is a God-given refuge in hard times. Friendship is a bond in seasons of heartache, disappointment, and failure. A godly friend says, “Times are hard? You’re disappointed and discouraged? You’ve failed personally? I’ll stand with you, man. I’m not going anywhere.” Real friends come alive in those times. They move in closer.
Biblical friendship—lasting, loving friendship is a wonderful, very powerful thing. God created you and me to need each other. I want to be that kind of friend, don’t you? God help us not just to want others to be like that for us, but help us to be that kind of a friend to the people in our lives.
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I want to thank you for last night too! I needed to hear your skeleton-viewing story.
We can certainly meet before church service. We usually do Starbucks, you game? I probably will not be in the mood for a pearl drink that early but you should buy one for you and I'll meet you at the one by the church..yes?
Pearl drinks nightcap is your idea so you can invite whoever you fancy. =D (Which means yes, would love to have Jac join us).
Pearl drinks with you!? Totally free this Wednesday..I'm off from the youth that night so we can go to Q-Cup (Senter and Capitol) right after service. Yes?
Are you asking me out on a date? =D If you are..totally down!
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