STOP REDECORATING YOUR HOTEL ROOM (5)
by Craig Smith
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:11-25
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Title: Stop Redecorating Your Hotel Room (5)
Series: Uncertain
Author: Craig Smith
Text: 1 Peter 2:11-25
Hey, I'm excited to share a life hack with you today. Everybody knows what life hacks are. I'm getting some blank looks. Okay, so for you, those you don't know, a life hack is basically a surprisingly simple trick that has the ability to significantly improve some part of your life and they run the gamut.
Like one of my favorite ones of all time was I I heard that if you put toothpaste on your car, headlights. It gets rid of that haze. You know what I'm talking about, like the fog, where it's just not letting the light out. Quite, I heard that toothpaste will do that. And by the way, totally true.
Anybody, anybody done that one? All right. How many of you're like, I'm gonna be doing that this afternoon though, right? Lemme give you a little bit of a hint if you're gonna do it. It'll save you some respect with your neighbors. When I was doing it, because in my head I wouldn't really think about it in my head.
The only thing you use to move toothpaste around is a toothbrush. Yeah. I was out there with a toothbrush. And my neighbor's like, why are you brushing your car's teeth? And I didn't really have a good answer. So you don't have to use a toothbrush, but it really will make a difference. Okay, now I'm gonna give you a life act that honestly it's way better than that.
It has the ability to improve your life and the lives of people around you. It does have one connection, actually, which is that this Life Act will actually allow a little bit more light to shine out of you into the world, but it'll also allow some light to shine into you. It'll give you some peace in your life.
And how many of us feel like we could use a little bit more peace? I'm gonna give you a hack that's gonna help you bring peace to the world, but also experience peace in the world. Now, before I give you the hack, lemme show you where it comes from. This is one Peter c ...
Series: Uncertain
Author: Craig Smith
Text: 1 Peter 2:11-25
Hey, I'm excited to share a life hack with you today. Everybody knows what life hacks are. I'm getting some blank looks. Okay, so for you, those you don't know, a life hack is basically a surprisingly simple trick that has the ability to significantly improve some part of your life and they run the gamut.
Like one of my favorite ones of all time was I I heard that if you put toothpaste on your car, headlights. It gets rid of that haze. You know what I'm talking about, like the fog, where it's just not letting the light out. Quite, I heard that toothpaste will do that. And by the way, totally true.
Anybody, anybody done that one? All right. How many of you're like, I'm gonna be doing that this afternoon though, right? Lemme give you a little bit of a hint if you're gonna do it. It'll save you some respect with your neighbors. When I was doing it, because in my head I wouldn't really think about it in my head.
The only thing you use to move toothpaste around is a toothbrush. Yeah. I was out there with a toothbrush. And my neighbor's like, why are you brushing your car's teeth? And I didn't really have a good answer. So you don't have to use a toothbrush, but it really will make a difference. Okay, now I'm gonna give you a life act that honestly it's way better than that.
It has the ability to improve your life and the lives of people around you. It does have one connection, actually, which is that this Life Act will actually allow a little bit more light to shine out of you into the world, but it'll also allow some light to shine into you. It'll give you some peace in your life.
And how many of us feel like we could use a little bit more peace? I'm gonna give you a hack that's gonna help you bring peace to the world, but also experience peace in the world. Now, before I give you the hack, lemme show you where it comes from. This is one Peter c ...
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