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Be a Fountain
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith and tagged compassion, giving, Jesus, John 7:38, Matthew 10:8, outreach, Rex Hudler. Bookmark the permalink.
“In other words, we’re called to:
“Be a fountain, not a drain.”
~Rex Hudler”
Amen to this. We need more fountains.
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Amen! 💓
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didn’t add john 7:36
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Yes. More fountains and fewer drains! It’s also about doing the right kind of math: add or multiply, don’t subtract or divide.
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Beautiful quote, Mitch! Hugs to you for sharing it with us. God wants us to be different from the World. Blessings upon all those who try!
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I love “Be a fountain, not a drain”!
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Lovely thought and beautiful, unusual photograph. I wonder if we know if we are giving? Thank you.
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My pleasure, Sandy (btw, my wife took that shot when we visited Niagara Falls last October).
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Amazing thank you for sharing.
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“Be a fountain, not a drain” sounds like a NeedtoBreathe song, “More Heart, Less Attack.” (“Be the wheel, not the track…”)
Great minds think alike.
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Amen
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Love this! Needed this reminder! Thank you!
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I LOVE HUD! He has been providing unparalleled play-by-play commentary for the Kansas City Royals for over 10 years now, with many memorable “HUD-isms” along the way. Included in those are, “You can’t win a double-header if you lose the first one,” and, “that one was tattered and battered,” and, “The home runs help you get more runs.”
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Yep, he’s a very quotable fellow!
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