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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 2 – Intermediate)
Topic: OVERLOAD (10/06/16)
Everyday is filled with unpredictability. Due to the daily unforeseen circumstances, many of us plan routinely to try to create peaceful, harmonious and meaningful days, or good days. While some of us do our best to plan our lives, some of us choose to await for what the day will bring, and live according to the moment.
However we choose to face day, life will present us with many challenges. For instance, if we work excessive hours, we have less time to clean – laundry builds up. If we consume ourselves with worry, stress affects our health. If we do not have enough money, debt becomes our worst enemy. If we need a simple answer, we look unto the internet, and receive billions of answers.
Too much can seem like an overload. Unexpected overloads cannot be avoided, but they certainly can be handled. They do not have to burden us. Yes, times in life can be uncomfortably rough, but it is unnecessary to be consumed with difficult times. We just need to look within. However, God will still test us daily, but even with his tests, he will fulfill us with blessings to counter the seemingly overloads.
There is no need to be overwhelmed because Jesus is with us, so:
Do not think about the overloads of dirty laundry.
Do not choose to have an overload of stress.
Do not worry about the overloads of bills.
Choose wisely with the overload of information on the internet.

Be at ease with Jesus to receive an overload of love.
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Shann Hall-LochmannVanBennekom 
10/20/16
You make some good points. Pretty much everything can be bad in excess (except Jesus' love of course). Be aware of how many times you used the topic word. I sense you may have done it on purpose, but it did bog me down a bit. A story might never use the topic word, yet still be spot on topic. I'd encourage you to read and comment on at least two stories in every level. It's always good to figure out what does or doesn't work for you and then apply it to your own work. I did like your line about overloading in Jesus' love. I thought it clever and a nice way to show how much he truly loves us.