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Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 5 months ago
The state of the demonic evil ungodly world
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
Blindly deathly amalgamated to the harlot
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
SEXTORTION DESTORTION DEATH
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
The mathematician GOD
316, 215, 110, 66, 33
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
None righteous not even one
gospelsounds
 
@gospelsoundsmusicministry • 6 months ago
Gospel sounds music ministry is in need of new tires for our suv. any amount paypal scgospel51@gmail.com
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gospelsounds
 
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
Dangers of deception no relationship with God. Not understanding the building blocks of life
Wayne Sanelli
 
@wayne-sanelli • 6 months ago
God's word an offense to evildoers
NancyS
 
@thecallwithnancysabato • 6 months ago
✨ Marriage isn’t supposed to feel exhausting, distant, or lonely—and yet for so many couples, it does. In this honest and hope-filled conversation with Arlene Pellicane, we talk about why marriage often feels harder than expected and what actually helps couples stay connected for the long haul.
Arlene shares what she and her husband learned after 27 years of marriage—and the four intentional decisions that made marriage not perfect, but easier. We talk about gratitude, serving one another, choosing fun, setting healthy boundaries, and why comparison—especially through social media—quietly steals joy from marriages. She also speaks tenderly about grief, loss, and how couples can walk through hardship together instead of drifting apart.
In this conversation, you’ll learn:
💛 The four decisions that strengthen marriage over time
💛 Why couples slowly start feeling like roommates—and how to reconnect
💛 Where true happiness comes from when marriage feels heavy
If your marriage feels tired, strained, or simply in need of fresh hope, this conversation is for you. 🌿
#Marriage #ChristianMarriage #NationalMarriageWeek #HopeForMarriages #FaithAndFamily
Scripture:
“Two are better than one… For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9–10
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