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You shouldn't trust everybody but you need to trust someone.
Fonts: MenckenAdobeArtist: @michaelkhamodesign

You shouldn't trust everybody but you need to trust someone.

A graphic on the value of trust and honest community, encouraging your followers to open up with someone godly.

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Caption ideas

  • Community is about embracing and including others. But it doesn't necessarily mean we get transparent with everyone. At the same time, it's so important you're transparent with the right people. Be known, and know people. That's vital to true, godly community.
  • Find someone today that you can be the true you with. Open up and tell them what you're struggling with. You'll find, in godly community, opening up those ugly parts of us will actually cause us to be embraced more, not rejected.

Keywords

Relationships, Isolation/Loneliness

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