I do not make films primarily for children. I make them for the child in all of us, whether we be six or sixty. -Walt Disney
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Posted 7 months ago
Posted 7 months ago
Psychology Blog (Neurolove/psych-facts): The Psychology of the Spotlight Effect
Many people fear how they will be judged or viewed by others during embarrassing or awkward moments. Whether it be eating out alone, fumbling money at a cashier, dropping items or having no one to talk to at a party- people are particularly afraid of “sticking out”. However how realistic are…
Posted 7 months ago
In my sin. In my tears. In my hurting. In my depression. In the hurts and pains. In the severest trials. In the hardest of obstacles. In the heaviest of burdens. In the deepest of valleys.
Christ is there.
Posted 7 months ago
1) You always carry a bible.
2) You have a cross tattooed on your right shoulder.
3) Your refrigerator is covered in bible verse magnets.
4) You have a bumper sticker that says, “Jesus is my homeboy.”
Sound familiar?
Don’t get me wrong. All of these things are great. But when your faith in Jesus stops and ends with appearance, you’ve got to stop and realize you’re heading down a road of false assurance.
To be honest, It’s easy to live in America as a closet Christian. To buy Christian clothing, stickers and accessories, and proudly wear them because you attend Church once every couple weeks.
Here is something that might sting a little bit. I say this because I love you. Just because you believe in Him, doesn’t mean you will end up with Him.
My Point: “even the demons believe in Him.” (James 2:19)
The real issue isn’t whether you wear enough sparkly cross t-shirts, it’s whether you’re allowing the Christian message to go deeper than your closet and jewelry box.
It’s time to go deeper. It’s time to end closet Christianity, and engage in a faith that penetrates the core of your soul.
Holding a bible doesn’t make you a Christian, just like holding a basketball doesn’t make you Kobe Bryant.
- Jarrid Wilson
Posted 7 months ago
This whole page absolutely made Nightwing #0.
“It’s better to celebrate the way someone lived… than to be driven by the way they died.”
Posted 7 months ago
This little girl actually dressed up as a Batman Princess. Told her mom that she wanted to be batman princess for halloween and her mom was like ok i guess that’s the costume I’m gonna make then. Awesomeness ensued. Not gonna lie, I’m considering being batman princess too.
OMG BATMAN PRINCESS IS ADORABLE!
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Posted 7 months ago
Batman by Jim Lee
another favorite comic artist
