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CONFIDENCE
Remember to have a plan and a DREAM!
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W6S3 Remez communication
Remez Communication (רֶמֶז)Remez means a hint or allusion: a subtle cue in the text that points back to an earlier moment, inviting the reader to remember and connect the dots. In John 21, the author uses powerful Remez moments. After Jesus’ resurrection, seven disciples are fishing when Jesus appears on the shore cooking breakfast. The text includes details that seem unnecessary, until you recognize the hint. Jesus is standing over burning coals as Peter comes to Him. The last time Peter stood by burning coals was when he denied Jesus. Now, over the same image, Jesus doesn’t accuse or revisit the failure. Instead, He simply asks, “Peter, do you love Me?” and restores him to ministry. The burning coals are a Remez, an intentional echo of Peter’s past failure, used not to shame him, but to show redemption and restoration. Remez communication works by quietly pointing to the past to deepen meaning in the present.
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Come on! Love how you’re always learning and sharing. Thank you.
Yes be yes and no be no
Posted this on Facebook and wanted insights on here too. I've been thinking a lot about this verse. What do you understand it to mean? In context it seems to go with promising with an oath. Instead of saying yes I'll do it , saying I promise x,w and z. There is power in our words and I'm learning the less I say sometimes the better vs overexplaining. I have a statement my Spanish teacher told us that in a way kind of applies. She taught us in Spanish to say yes or no to plans. But she told us just say no or yes. Don't say no, because I have this going on. Our yes or no is the answer. Saying more can lead others to question our schedule or be upset if our plans change and they didnt know there was alternative plans already in the works. I think when we get stuck in people pleasing we think the kind thing to do if we are aren't going to say yes is leave it as a maybe to not hurt them . But it doesn't do anyone favors. We arent being truly honest if we know our answer is going to be the opposite. Also why do we sometimes make people change their no to yes - do you want help with this? And they say no and we can sometimes ask several times and then the answer changes. Then we aren't allowing them to have a yes or no. Just mulling this over. Interested to hear your thoughts on this. Definitely a growing point for me.
Yes be yes and no be no
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This is sooo good! Thank you for sharing. Yes, we agree with you. You’re seeing the context and the heart of it: integrity, power in our words, and how over-explaining can create confusion. 💛 And here’s the stronger, clearer point we’ve learned in our own experience: when we haven’t truly made the decision, we start justifying. We add reasons, disclaimers, and “maybes” because we’re not anchored — and most of the time that’s people-pleasing (trying to manage someone’s reaction or keep their approval). A clean yes or no doesn’t need a defense. Excuses explain… decisions declare. So you’re right: fewer words can actually be more loving, because it’s more honest. And the moment we feel the urge to over-justify, it’s often a signal to ask, “Am I trying to be kind… or am I trying to be liked?” Decisions without justification develops CONFIDENCE.
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The Words I LOVE YOU!! They care the Power of Papa!!
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Over the next 12 weeks, my mission is to enroll 20 new Nutrimove30 participants—5 each week—by consistently sharing a faith-centered message of reset, restoration, and renewal. Vision: Change of Mindset, Nutrition education, and 30 minutes of Movement for women over 50 Peculiar: I meet you where you are with inspiration and encouragement. Big 3 Health: Clients have lost inches and pounds. Cash flow: $12000 Relationships: 300 contacts/week through phone calls, Facebook messenger, posts, in-person contacts, networking groups, and Chamber of Commerce.
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