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I expect you were pleased for their sakes that they were each prepared to take the initiative to get it done. (Often it's a wished for goal of the younger age group.)

It's been raining here...

Romans 8 also says that it by the same Spirit of God that the believer in the Lord Jesus cries, Abba, Father.

PS: @Heart2Soul ....and I would add, I reckon your daughters did it very carefully as well. :)

...and He also indwells all truly born again Christians also, Romans 8.9.

LOL, although I strongly doubt that you would become a junkie if you did it; you'd probably do it deliberately with careful thought.

What is on the earth and what is in the air relates to different people: the church is to be raptured in the air. Dispensationally, the church is a heavenly people; Israel is an earthly people.

"He that believeth not is condemned already" is indeed a quote from John 3.

PS: @Heart2Soul .....even if you never in the end do it, inking feels good to so many.

I like the Angelina Jolie picture there... :)

It was a Jim Reeves song from 50 years ago...

"This world is not my home, I'm just a-passing through..." :)

Reminds me of 1 John 5.19: "And we know that we are of God, and the whole world lieth in wickedness."

@Heart2Soul Anyway, seems for so many ppl now it feels a good way to express oneself; and many Christians use it for Christian expression.

We need to keep 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2).

We should pray for all, indeed. It's a blessing that in the world beyond human institutions 'the church of the living God' is 'the pillar and ground of the truth' (1 Timothy 3.15).

Short, but concentrated as an Epistle; truly encouraging and Christ-exalting!

Philippians has strong themes of both suffering and joy.

Did I tell you that my wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area - it was her favorite Bible verse and mine also; and for it, it must have seemed well worth getting used to the inside of a tattoo parlor and putting up with some pain also.