Is it a sin to ask God for money? No. Jesus put bread in the Lord’s Prayer. The only prayer in Proverbs asks for money too, and it shows you how to ask.
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What Is a Prayer Candle? The Prayer David Wanted to See
What is a prayer candle? A plain answer, what it is not, a simple prayer for the first time you light one, and the line in Psalm 141 where David asked to see his prayer rise.
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I Did Everything Right and Still Failed: What Now?
Same effort, two different results. Why one bad outcome is not a verdict on you, and five practical ways to judge your choices instead of the ending.
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Were You the Family Scapegoat? The Role Isn’t Your Name
Were you the family scapegoat? What the role is, the signs you were given it, why a family picks one child, and how to stop carrying a name you never chose.
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Why Do I Keep Dreaming About My Ex? Trying Not To Makes It Worse
Why do I keep dreaming about my ex? It’s common, rarely means you want them back, and trying not to think about them can make the dreams come more often.
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Is “Charity Begins at Home” in the Bible? The Answer Changes the Meaning
No, “charity begins at home” is not in the Bible. It is an English proverb from the 1380s. The closest verse, 1 Timothy 5, puts home first – and then says why.
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Better Call Saul Ending Explained: The Name He Gave Back
Better Call Saul’s ending turns on one word: McGill. Why Jimmy threw away a seven-year deal, and how the finale plays his fake season four speech in reverse.
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How to Stop Dissociating: Coming Back to Yourself
How to stop dissociating: why your mind checks out when life is too much, 8 free grounding steps that work anywhere, and when it’s time to reach out for help.
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Proverbs 3:5-6 Explained: Where to Put Your Weight
Proverbs 3:5-6 explained: the Hebrew word for “lean” means where you rest your weight. Samson and Saul show why, and Proverbs 4:7 says get understanding anyway.
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Betel Nut in Ice Age Teeth: The Oldest Drug Habit May Have Begun With a Toothache
Betel nut traces in Ice Age teeth from Sulawesi may be the oldest drug habit ever found. The twist: the relief was quietly making the toothache worse.