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You should check out this amazing Christian romance book. It's realistic and brings forth new light to the genre of Christian Fiction:)
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/321173212?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=TheChristianPrincess&wp_originator=JZHybMdmRUyLxE4GZ9gPnoWe4TO2LIn7RKz60eZtxfRx2QWHrhvZyIYkHMMAjlMKDJ%2B4NIkbvtOnb%2F22gY%2FiE5kHUZ3rUvMQLcVK9WQodmtjNaQ9OAMOzxEhVGH458p6

in the mood for drama, tension and competition for romance? 
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/324058524

Since this week will be a week where I'm putting my time into numerous projects and such, I might not be able to respond to current role plays as much as I could :'( hoping for all consideration!

Going to be busy!! exam week is approaching :')

Do you still roleplay? I really miss roleplaying with you. 

You gotta check this story out❤️
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/279067670?utm_medium=link&utm_source=android&utm_content=share_writing

Hello friend! Not sure if you remember me, but I miss you!

https://youtu.be/2j7Pe2KwiLM
          
          — a man who does not know his sickness cannot be healed. likewise, a man who does not acknowledges his sinfulness cannot be saved.

https://youtu.be/9mMQ12nmDow
          
          — God commands all Creation and they say Amen, but when He calls out to you; do you say Amen as well, or do you arrogantly say no to the Creator of all Universes? Be fearful if you reject the very being that breathed life into your nostrils. Repent and be converted, be transformed and renewed! For the day of judgement is coming! and it is coming near!

A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH
          John 3:36 (KJV)
          
          “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.”
          
          REFLECTION:
          Perhaps you saw the news of the tragic fire in Colorado some years ago. The headline of a USA Today article called it the "Colorado Tragedy," and a tragedy it indeed was. It was not only a tragedy because twelve men died in the fire, but because their deaths were brought about by one wrong decision.
          
          The article related that firefighters carry in their belt pouches a blanket called a shelter. It consists of thin cloth-like layers of aluminum foil and glass glued together, less than an inch thick, and weighs about three pounds. It can be opened, allowing the firefighter to lie under it when the flames get too close. This wonderful invention has saved the lives of many firemen, but in this case, it cost them their lives.
          The inferno that raged on Storm Mountain that dreadful Wednesday afternoon took an unexpected turn; the firefighters had successfully contained the blaze to less than fifty acres when all of a sudden, monstrous gusts of wind whipped it back into a fury, spreading the flames over two thousand acres in less than five hours. Many of the men were trapped. One firefighter recalled the event and said that without warning, the forest just exploded. The article reads:
          With just seconds to outwit the fires, some firefighters ran back through walls of flame to burned-out, spent ground. They were among the thirty-eight who lived. But at least nine who died had tried to climb into their shelters, in the path of the fire, and found them insufficient shields against suffocating flames and heat. One firefighter summarized it this way, "The guys who used their shelters died; those who ran back into and through the wall of fire to ground that was already burned, lived.