Matty Thinks

Tag: Divine

  • Made and Measured

    Made and Measured

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    Matthew Triplett
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    In a world where our worth often feels elusive, we must remember that value is intrinsic and sacred. We start with immeasurable dignity, shaped in the image of God. Our choices reflect this worth, and while we can forget or conceal it, our lives can honor it. Ultimately, we are not merely measured by output,…

  • Woe world, for Babylon always falls

    Woe world, for Babylon always falls

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    by

    Matthew Triplett
    in

    In an age of chaotic connectivity, the simple pencil symbolizes a complex web of global collaboration essential for survival. Yet, our overreliance on technology casts shadows on our physical foundations. As we rush headlong into the future, neglecting the roots, we risk collapsing under our own hubris. Will we endure the impending storm?

  • Adam, Where Art Thou?

    Adam, Where Art Thou?

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    Matthew Triplett
    in

    It’s easy to feel overwhelmed in a critical world, hiding our true selves out of shame. But we are creators and preservers, capable of more than survival. Embracing authenticity takes courage, but it leads to a meaningful and fulfilling life. Embrace your purpose, face your fears, and bloom into your true self.

  • Wrestling with the Divine: from Fear to Freedom

    Wrestling with the Divine: from Fear to Freedom

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    Matthew Triplett
    in

    In Greek mythology, Icarus’ story warns against hubris and disobedience. It emphasizes the need to understand our limits and respect natural laws. Fear, deeply rooted in respect and awe, is crucial for our survival but can also paralyze us. Jacob’s wrestling with God demonstrates the value of facing challenges and seeking transformation with determination and…