Handling Criticism | Dr. Neil T. Anderson

[@JensMorrison]

This is something the Lord changed in my heart. I think in this regard, I've come a long way. But I still have a long way to go.

[@user_ytndslk]

Are you guys planning to sell DVD players with your DVDs? I dont own a DVD player but i want to watch the Freedon In Christ DVDs. Please advise.

[@FreedomInChristMinistries]

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[@karenkim5895]

Look at thrift stores

[@jordanciaramitaro6351]

Being a gear head I like to reference to the automobile. Autonomy is the tell tale indicator for my brakes have failed and I am running wide open into disaster without restraint. Authoritarianism being the tell tale sign my radiator has failed and the engine is overheating and about to explode into a steamy disaster. Arrogance is the tell tale sign that I have lost oil pressure and the engine is about to seize causing me to lose control catastrophically. These tell tales warn that something needs my attention immediately. I have found many temporary fixes and patches available to keep me going on the path upon which I have chose, however, none of them have lasted and have undoubtedly caused more damage. Connecting with God, my manufacturer, the one who made me and allowing His diagnosis and repair always gets me going again and sometimes in a direction I didn’t know I needed or was able to go. God’s repair shop isn’t free though, it usually costs me my pride, control or other self glorifying belief, but it does always come with a free wash and vacuum. And the air fresheners are so good everyone around you can smell it too. Not to mention the customer service is personalized and second to none.

[@JensMorrison]

Shut up! Don't tell me what to do! Kidding.