#bearing burdens

[tomthomasblog]

The Power of Bearing Burdens: How Galatians 6:2 Can Transform Your Life

As Christians, we're called to live out our faith in practical ways, and one of the most powerful ways to do this is by bearing one another's burdens. Galatians 6:2 reminds us that we're all part of the same body, and when one part suffers, we all suffer. But what does it mean to bear burdens, and how can we put this into practice in our daily lives?

Bearing burdens is not just about helping others; it's about being a supportive and caring community that helps each other through life's challenges. When we bear burdens, we demonstrate the love and compassion of Christ to those around us. We show them that we care, are invested in their lives, and are willing to help them through tough times.

But bearing burdens is not always easy. Sometimes, we may feel like we can't because of our own struggles or limitations. However, Galatians 6:2 reminds us that we're not alone—we have the support of the body of Christ. By being honest about our needs and limitations, we can work together to bear burdens and support one another.

So, how can we start bearing burdens in our daily lives? We can start by being more aware of the needs of those around us and looking for opportunities to serve. We can also ask others how to pray for or support them in their struggles. We can develop a habit of bearing burdens and living out Galatians 6:2 by taking small steps.

As we bear burdens, we'll experience benefits ourselves. We'll grow in empathy, compassion, and understanding and develop deeper, more meaningful relationships. We'll also focus on others rather than ourselves, which can lead to a more joyful and contented life.

So, take the challenge today to start bearing burdens. Look for opportunities to serve others, and be willing to ask for help when you need it. Remember, you're not alone – you have the support of the body of Christ. Together, we can live out Galatians 6:2 and transform our lives and the lives of those around us.

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The Scripture Collection A compilation of 20 uplifting music videos inspired by a different Bible scripture. First Edition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv1XEZzrCvE Second Edition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucV8yJIEsvc

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I've created the song "Carry Each Other's Burdens" in three different genres from Galatians 6:2.

70's rock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPquMoss1Co 80's Rock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWoznLX81aM Techno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Jon9COhh

[yamfroggy]

my prayers for the anime coming out. god please take all of the internets horniness and give it to laios

[lgbtlunaverse]

Deeply ill about the way Nemesis' interactions with Melinoë start at "You don't deserve this (you're not good enough)" and slowly morph into "You don't deserve this (you deserve better than this)"

[nosleepgummitato]

but what if. . . what if he wasn't always a ball of beaming sunshine?

[aspirant1598]

[demigods-posts]

thinking of percy going to school as a small child. learning that some of his peers talk to deceased family members in their heads to cope with grief. and deciding to take the time each night to talk to his father. telling him a funny story of how mom laughed so hard, milk came out of her nose. of how he got a near perfect score on his third grade spelling test. of each time he got expelled from school and how much he knew it made mom sad. of how his stepfather is the meanest bully he's ever met. of how he wished the two of them had more time together so they could share s'mores and stories around the campfire. of how much he grieves the father he never had. and thinking of poseidon sitting in his throne atop olympus. tears threatening to fall at the sound of his son's voice. mirroring the grief of a child he never got to raise.

[motherfucker-unlimited]

Budd Doe caught pushing the payload on hightower. instead of accepting his ban, jumps directly into the enemy teams sentry nest.

[tangledinink]

did y'all think i'd make @tmntaucompetition propaganda for the gemini that wasn't super extra...?

[ladyverdance]

I guess I'm starting to understand why there's no ancient prophecy about a chosen one and her friends.

The Sharing of Power in Buffy the Vampire Slayer — The Yoko Factor & Primeval (4.20 & 4.21) — Touched & Chosen (7.20 & 7.22)

[ghcstao3]

kind of on this thought train but i think it’d be a little funny if ghost’s hair just naturally has the little wolverine tufts whenever he takes off the mask. they never appear any other time, only ever once he takes off the balaclava, and no gel or product ever prevents it from happening. soap thinks it’s funny and in their private life will fluff up those tufts constantly just to tease ghost until ghost threatens to stab him—in true wolverine style, soap must say.

[lefthandarm-man]

Steve Rogers // Captain America Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)

the way he looks at bucky (part 1, part 2, part 3)

(bucky vers.)

[glitterghost]

Vessel and his "all I have ever given anyone was a small window into the emotional waiting room of my mind."

Actually, if I could crawl through said window and curl up against the door to your mind, eyes closed, hand and ear pressed gently to it like if I'm not careful, everything would dissolve under my fingertips, I would.

[enii]

You are not just being sensitive for feeling a lot🐱💕🐻

[canonkiller]

please do not be afraid to tell people that you need to be loved

[martyrbat]

the funniest (tragic) thing is multiple times and in different canons bruce HAS tried healthier coping methods and life choices than being 'just' batman. he journals and its stolen and hes blackmailed with it and alfred is put at risk because of it. he skips patrol for a date and people are killed. hes goes to therapists and they either try to kill him or end up getting killed, leading bruce to blame himself and not attempt it again. he rests while being sick and wakes up exhausted and in pain and feeling guilty because he thinks of how many aren't waking up because of his need to sleep.

but when hes paranoid, hes more likely to benefit for it. from contingency plans to obsessive training to get through a fight or a dangerous situation. from excessive research to solve crimes and help people to pushing his body constantly because his weakness can be what gets someone killed. hes keeping people at arms length the best he can lest they hurt him and what hes fighting for or end up being killed because tragedy follows him like a hungry dog waiting for its next meal.

sure, his obsessiveness blows up in his face sometimes. hes scolded for it, people feel betrayed from it, hes isolate because of it. but if people get away, dont they usually end up better? he'll rather care from afar and know theyre safe but hate him then chance them being killed or used as a weapon because he wasn't prepared.

hes caught always feeling selfish for his love, something thats always fueled him and his choices, because he knows what it brings. hes caught feeling guilty in his attempts of normality and wanting a real life because then who will take care of gotham and who is he to say his happiness is worth more than the strangers on the street lives? hes always punished if he attempts happiness and hes punished when he attempts to always be prepared—the only difference is the later usually doesn't have as many people being killed. so without fail, every single time, bruce is going to sacrifice his own life and his own happiness so others can have it instead. and usually, its the 'right' choice, all other options leading to something terrible.

[foldingfittedsheets]

One of my mutuals refers to me as “golden nipple milk” to their partner. That’s me. Golden nipple milk.