Short and Sweet

Mar 24

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I am firmly of the opinion that true humility comes in the moment when you stop whining about the size of your cross because you suddenly find yourself floored under the weight of the cross of another, and you  both realize together in a gloriously gut-wrenching moment that Christ carried the weight of both already with Him to Calvary.

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