“Think about it: Jesus didn’t confront Zacchaeus about his thieving practices, he offered relationship, and that changed Zacchaeus. Jesus didn’t make sure the woman at the well understood that sex outside of marriage is wrong (though he taught it was at other times), he offered her living water that made the muddy water distasteful. Jesus didn’t remind the woman caught in adultery that she broke the Ten Commandments—he didn’t have to—he set her free from condemnation so that she could “go and sin no more” (John 8:11 NLT). He offered a chance to live a new life! Relationship was Jesus’ solution to sin. Can we offer restorative relationship to very muddied people? That’s what it takes to be like Jesus.”— John Burke, Mud and the Masterpiece (via contrariansoul)
me: [facedown on the floor] listen everything is totally fine
What’s with the obsession with calling food or recipes “better than sex”…I tried your pintrest risotto Sharon and frankly I’m wondering if your needs are being met
“There’s really no shortcut to forgetting someone. You just have to endure missing them everyday until you don’t anymore.”— Unknown
@audriestorme
I can’t wait for my mother in law and I to roast her son.
Bro, I can’t wait to be roasted by the two most precious women in my life
Edinburgh | kymgrimshaw
Get in loser, we’re going to the farmers’ market
