Tag: Scriptures
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Ink & Oil Starter Freebie
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COMPROMISE
Amzi and Noa met through a mutual friend. They received an invitation to an evening worship fellowship on a city rooftop. Their eyes locked during a serendipitous prayer circle. Between prayers and chuckles, these two believers from different worlds discovered that a love rooted in Christ can transcend distance, doubt, and fear. Then the test…
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Faceless
This is a story of obedience over recognition. Scriptures: Proverbs 18:16 (NIV), Colossians 3:23 (NIV) While embracing the role of a stay-at-home mom with her baby girl, Monnee continued to reflect on the deeper purpose God had for her in this season. One evening, while attending a small party, Monnee found herself in a conversation…
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From Philly, With Love 💓
Trokon & Saydah’s Wedding © 2025 Scriptures, Sass & Stories with Anita. All rights reserved. Read Terms of Use In seven days, they got married. They stood beneath a simple arch and sang their vows. It was a covenant—a calling, a love that was led, not just felt. The ceremony was intimate, with their blended…
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Audio Bible Diaries: Streaming Faith, Silencing Fear
It began with just one voice memo: “Keturah, I hope you listen to this dream in time. It is about you,” her aunt announced in a tone that projected danger. “Your neon orange suitcase was packed for that retreat, and I was told to tell you to cancel the trip. The sky looked very dark…
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Sasspoint Village
Welcome to Sasspoint Village: Where Faith Shines and Wisdom Walks Freely Nestled on a shimmering peninsula kissed by the Two-El Ocean, Sasspoint Village glows at sunrise like a whispered prayer wrapped in light. The waves hum softly against the sand, tracing God’s name in every ripple. Palm trees bend gently toward the ocean, as if…
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The Shift
Something is definitely shifting. It appears like the atmosphere is doing a whole back-and-forth waltz, but clearly favoring one side. Me: I am literally seeing my breath in the kitchen. My friend: What? Is the house haunted? Me: God forbid! No! Yesterday, the air was inviting, but today, it is telling me to put on…
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The Quiet Goodbye
“And now I make one more appeal, my dear brothers and sisters. Watch out for people who cause divisions and upset people’s faith by teaching things contrary to what you have been taught. Stay away from them.” – Romans 16:17 (NLT) The day had finally arrived for a simple, drama-free brunch. Four friends always met…
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I Won’t Be Insulted!
About exactly five hundred and four hours ago, I discovered a word—a whopping 29-letter word: floccinaucinihilipilification. Are you tripping over it yet? It’s not worth it. It means “to treat something as worthless.” 🤔 Already feeling this word? Why do folks think that women who homeschool their children are “just sitting around”? Why do folks…
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The Invisible Hands
It was a late Saturday afternoon. The day carried the kind of warmth that made your knees sweat and your attitude melt. Blapoh slipped through the door, ready to get things done. One foot down, the other followed. Then … woosh! Her foot slid unexpectedly. It was a full-blown, not-so-dainty trip. Her arms flew out…