Character Analysis: Hi Peeps

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Hi Peeps, Today's Quote "Your image is a reflection of yourself but it is still not who you are, what you look like inside, how your heart loves, where your compassion originates or who you should follow and imitate; God is your image source of the universe and affections, so imitate His Image and Likeness." ~ Jon Barnes Out Sourced The soft sun rise at 4:00AM, the cool air blowing into open doors and windows, the sounds of birds communicating thanks to God for the light rain, thunder, worms and the glorious colors of cloud formations and movements, all swing and musically sing a new song each day; Hallelujah! Your praise, worship, ministry, and good deeds of thanksgiving cannot be outsourced, but must come from the heart of the image you are inside your soul to connect to God. …show more content…

Hiding who you are is not who you are, so put away your stock photos of old and take some fresh pictures of the new day, that is unique, different and one of a kind; Just like the look of your soul, it matures. Masterpieces In your lifetime, you will find and select some of the best photos taken in you mind to remember and share with everyone, because you are the only one who experience the shot behind your lens, with the proper angle, and perspective to communicate the love of the event. These are your personal moments with God that you seek to find images of Him is all of the Good Work you have done for Him in the service of the Kingdom of Love. Today's Question Where are your Masterpieces of Images you were able to experience from the Hand and Connection of God or did you purchased worthless, replicated outsourced photos that belongs to someone else for a second hand, unrealistic experience? Enjoy Today's

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