Results for think about the things you do on ... translation from English to Tagalog

think about the things you do on regular basis
ano ang mga halagang makikita sa iyong pang-araw-araw na gawain

do you need someone to help you on a regular basis
do you need someone to help you on a regular basis?

i see the things you do through me
sobrang proud ng puso ko

kthew do know about the i love yoy nowing why you do the things you do
alam kung bakit mo ginagawa ang mga bagay na ginagawa mo

it’s always the things you do for love
mahal ko ang mga bagay na ginagawa mo

don't get mad at the things you do yourself
wag kang magalit sa mga bagay na ikaw mismo ang gumagawa

i'll let you do the things you like
hahayaan na kita na gawin mo yung mga gusto mo. pero wag mokong sisisihin

i'm just here to wait for you to get tired of the things you do
andito lang ako mag hihintay na magsawa ka sa mga pinag gagawa mo

what you do is more important than what you say, because the things you do show your true intentions and feelings:
ang iyong ginagawa ay mas mahalaga kaysa sa iyong sinasabi, dahil ang mga bagay na iyong ginagawa ay nagpapakita ng iyong tunay na intensyon at damdamin:

i like you the thing you say the thing you are the thing you do
i was going to say the exact same thing id rather you told me if you are nt ready for this because remember this is a big commitment

i came along i wrote a song for you and all the thing you do and it was called yellow
i came along i wrote a song for you and all the thing you do and it was called yellow.

it stops cultural conditioning. people tend to adapt their attitudes, thoughts, and beliefs to the people they are with on a regular basis. this is cultural conditioning and it prevents people from having an individualistic perspective. cultural relativism stops this.
it stops cultural conditioning. people tend to adapt their attitudes, thoughts, and beliefs to the people they are with on a regular basis. this is cultural conditioning and it prevents people from having an individualistic perspective. cultural relativism stops this. translate tagalog

it stops cultural conditioning. people tend to adapt their attitudes, thoughts, and beliefs to the people they are with on a regular basis. this is cultural conditioning and it prevents people from having an individualistic perspective. cultural relativism stops this. translate tagalog
it stops cultural conditioning. people tend to adapt their attitudes, thoughts, and beliefs to the people they are with on a regular basis. this is cultural conditioning and it prevents people from having an individualistic perspective. cultural relativism stops this.

are you ready? jerry watts acts 2:1-13 think about your favorite place to go. now think about the preparation made to go. getting ready is exciting. it's exciting if you actually want to do it. for me, tell me we are going to the master's golf tournament, or the player's championship and i probably won't sleep for a week before going. at the same time, tell me we are going to make a trip to the daytona 500 and i'll likely go, but it will be more to please you than to thrill me. why? it's not because golf is intrinsically better than racing - golf just appeals to me. you are the same way. some things light your fire, and some don't. are you with me? today the question is ''are you ready?'' or maybe ''do you actually want what god wants to give?'' last week, as i sat in ''grammy's donut shop'' listening to ben speak very well from isaiah 6 , this thought occurred to me, ''god has done done it again'' (not good english, but great theology). you see, isaiah 6 is the turning point in the life and ministry of isaiah. everything that follows chapter 6 is a result of what happens there. before we leave isaiah be aware that in isaiah 7:9 god says, ''if you do not stand firm in your faith, then you will not stand at all.'' what a huge message for us today. it is too easy to make our stand on other things. we can attempt to stand on our past successes, our financial stability, our own intellect and ingenuity, our traditions, goodness, or personal desires, but when we do, we are subject to failure and divine discipline. isaiah understood this and was ready to stand on his faith. us? for almost 3 months i have focused us on spiritual awakening and revival, we have experienced the blessings of god in many ways. now here we are in acts 2. like isaiah 6 is for isaiah, acts 2 is the turning point in the christianity, 2nd only to the resurrection of jesus. this is big stuff for them and us, so it begs question: ''are you ready?'' ''am i ready?'' the bigger quest ...
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