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A Cup of Comfort Devotional for Mothers and Daughters (Adams Media, 2009)
Chicken Soup: What I Learned from the Dog (2009)
Love is a Flame (Bethany House, 2010)
Extraordinary answers to Prayer (Guideposts, 2010)
Love is a Verb (Bethany House, 2011)
Big Dreams from Small Spaces (Group Publishing, 2012)

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Tuesday's Thought

Tuesday's (March 6) Thought:

"The important thing is not what they think of me, but what I think of them."
Victoria, queen of England

 Do you agree?
Why, or why not?

2 comments:

  1. Great question, Dena. Not sure I can identify with Queen Victoria, as I'm not in a position of sovereign rule. :) But I don't agree with her statement in principle. I think it's important what people think of me in relation to my Christianity. How I behave reflects on Christ, and so I want people to think well of me in that regard so that He is glorified. However, I don't spend time thinking about what others think of me, good or bad. God's grace frees me of that. Finally, I'd say it's more important what I think of myself than what others think of me.

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  2. Yes, Nancy, I think Queen Victoria was probably referring to your last statement. I can see both sides, just as you stated. It's a thinking-man's statement which leads to some great discussion.

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