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XPerfect Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Mar 04
2026
Ingredients
3/4 cup salted butter, softened
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 egg
1 tbsp vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 350° F.
In the bowl of a stand mixer or using a hand mixer, cream together the butter, white sugar and brown sugar until light in color and fluffy.
Add the egg and vanilla extract and mix well.
Add in the flour, baking soda and salt. Mix until a soft dough forms.
Add in chocolate chips and mix.
Using the palm of your hand, roll into dough balls and place on cookie sheet about 2” apart from eachother.
Bake for 10-12 mins.
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XHow Faith and Brain Science Grow Patience in You
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Jun 08
2026
Patience Is Not Passive. It Is a Learned Response.
Patience is often misunderstood as simply waiting quietly. But both Scripture and brain science reveal something deeper. Patience is a regulated response that grows through practice. When we feel rushed, irritated, or triggered, the brain’s threat system wants immediate action. React now. Fix now. Defend now.
Patience engages a different part of the brain. The prefrontal cortex helps us pause, gain perspective, and respond with wisdom instead of reacting out of urgency or frustration. Each time we slow down, breathe, pray, and choose restraint, we strengthen neural pathways that support emotional regulation. Neuroscience calls this neuroplasticity. Scripture calls it spiritual formation.
Over time, those small choices reshape the brain. What once felt difficult begins to become more natural. That is why patience is not formed in big dramatic moments. It is formed in the ordinary places of life. In traffic. In conversations. In unanswered prayers. In seasons of waiting.
Scripture reminds us that the Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love. As we spend time with Him, His patience begins to shape both our character and our responses.
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XPressure Cooker Curling
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Feb 13
2026
This video was made to show that Brazilians are following the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics with a good sense of humor, focusing on the curling competition. We made it at home using string, a pressure cooker, and a scrub brush to represent the sport.
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XHow to Overcome Guilt and Shame Through the Freedom Christ Provides
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Sep 15
2026
Conviction and shame are not the same.
The Holy Spirit’s conviction points us toward repentance, healing, and restoration. Shame attacks our identity and tells us nothing will ever change. Even the brain can interpret shame as a threat, reinforcing fear and withdrawal.
God’s truth offers a different message: forgiveness, belonging, and a restored identity in Christ.
SAVE these biblical steps for replacing shame with truth.
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XBaby Has in Depth Conversation With Talking Cactus Toy
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Jan 15
2026
I bought Spike the Cactus for my one year-old daughter‘s birthday. She absolutely loves this toy and loves talking to it and dancing to its songs
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XHow 18 Minutes a Day Can Rewire Your Brain and Change Your Life
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Jun 19
2026
You Don’t Need More Time. You Need Consistency.
Eighteen minutes may not feel like much, but what you practice daily shapes your brain and your life. From a neuroscience perspective, consistent, focused effort strengthens neural pathways over time. From a faith perspective, those small, repeated choices become acts of obedience that God uses to produce lasting growth.
We often think change requires big moments, but real transformation is built in the quiet, daily decisions we make to show up again.
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XCeCe Winans Shares How She Stays Fresh After 40+ Years
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Jun 24
2026
CeCe Winans opens up about continuing to evolve musically after decades in gospel music while staying rooted in the truth of God. She shares why she doesn’t chase trends, how she keeps young voices around her, and why the Holy Spirit is the one who keeps the music fresh.
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XRenewal: Return to Bethel
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Jan 29
2026
In Genesis 35:6–36:43, Jacob’s journey back to Bethel is a powerful story of repentance, recommitment, and God’s unchanging faithfulness. Despite past failures and family tragedy, Jacob responds to God’s call to return, purges his household of foreign gods, and receives a new name—Israel. Even in the bittersweet birth of Benjamin and the death of Rachel, God’s covenant promises remain steadfast.
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XWhat You Tell Your Brain Matters God's Promises Rewire It
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Apr 29
2026
Every thought you rehearse leaves a mark.
Over time, those repeated thoughts shape what your brain expects, believes, and returns to under pressure.
That’s why Scripture matters so much.
God’s promises do more than encourage you. When you write them down, speak them aloud, and pray them often, they begin to replace the patterns that keep pulling you back into fear, shame, or doubt.
Ask God to help you truly believe what He says about you.
That is the kind of prayer He delights in answering.