The number of hours people spend shopping for gifts at this time of the year is staggering. Whether you shop on line, walk the mall, or drive from store to store, you still spend a great deal of time looking for that special gift for that special someone. I’ve always wondered, “What if people took […]
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Take the Time
By on December 24, 2014 in A little Heaven on Earth, acceptance, Being Civil, Free Will, Get God Involved, God's Encouragement, God's Glory, God's will, Gods Time, Purpose Living, The Battle
Empowerment
Who or what empowers your life? Are you totally self-empowered, or do you seek an outside source for that extra empowerment? If you are totally self-empowered, where does all that drive and motivation come from? If you are not totally self-empowered, from whom or what do you seek that extra drive and motivation to keep […]
So Help Me God
Feeling insecure, inadequate, and unqualified…welcome to reality! For most of us, these feelings are a normal part of our lives as we deal with all the situations, problems, and difficulties that confront us on a daily basis. We are in good company though, because many of the Biblical characters we uphold as examples to follow […]
A Different Kind of Reality
Welcome to reality, where everything is real according to our senses that function on a three dimensional level, height, width, and depth (four if you include time). Could there be more “dimensions” working in this world than what we can simply see, touch, hear, or smell? I believe in a spiritual dimension. Jesus was always […]
Every Step of the Way
You and I are called to represent the God we believe in (Paul actually uses the word ambassador) in all we say and do, so His gracious and loving presence can flow through us (via the Holy Spirit) into the lives of others and our daily situations. Therefore, we can be rest assured that when […]
Looking Forward
There are two ways to live your life, looking forward or looking backward. To be forward looking is a God-given willingness to accept the future as it unfolds with hope and expectation. To be backward looking is an unwillingness to let go and let God take care of what has been done and left undone. […]