@braxtenhm: psalm 46:10 and colossians 3:23 // work hard, but also be still. Lord, I pray this video would reach everyone who needs to hear it. Lord, help us to be still before You. sometimes our minds run a million miles per hour and we cannot focus on You. so help us to quiet our minds and sit at Your feet. in Jesus name, amen • #fyp #Jesuslovesyou #Jesus #christian #christiantiktok

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abeekuadventures
Abeeku :
productivity - Martha intimacy - Mary the easiest constrast. sitting at his feet or trying to be busy. may we remain still in Jesus
2026-03-27 13:14:10
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sebastianpino__
Sebastian Pino :
This!!
2026-03-27 19:31:35
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user6344827107654 :
hey braxten may you pray for me about my disobedience and idleness and impatience in all areas
2026-03-27 10:45:27
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frederik.boetter
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MARIA AND MARTHA!
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Rooh :
Yess amen
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Amen
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🙏🙏
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✝️Holly🌸 :
This is literally what to Lord has been teaching me lately! Thanks bro Jesus loves you!
2026-03-27 00:49:39
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amennn🙌🏻
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