Faith In Action “With His Purpose”
What would stop us from following with more purpose here are some example. of excuses that would hold us back. I really don’t want to get to religious. I have […]
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Faith In Action ‘If Change Is Needed”
In Chronicles, when change was necessary 2 Chronicles 22 Verse 10: Why the need for change” When Athaaliah, Ahaziah’s saw that her son was dead, she proceeded to annihilate all […]
Having Our Thoughts Fixed
Having Our Thoughts fixed Negative thinking tends to lead to more negative thinking. If we focus on how bad the situation is, it will get worse. If we change our […]
Faith In Action “Speaking Kind Words”
The Religious leaders in Bible days were so tied up with righteous indignation. They had just caught a woman accused of adultery. The woman was guilty, the woman knew it, […]
Dealing With Difficulties “Suffering”
Dealing with Difficulties Suffering One dictionary meaning of the word “suffering”: the state of undergoing pain, misery, agony or hardship. Suffering implies conscious endurance of pain or distress. Suffering is […]
Faith In Action ‘Joy Of Action’
When we start on a subject of condemnation, a scripture people wouldn’t like to be reminded of is: Romans 3 verse 23 “For all have sinned and fall short of […]
The Gift Of No Condemnation
Condemnation helps a cycle of defeat linger around our life. Under condemnation we feel guilty and condemned, and we believe that our fellowship with God is broken. Romans 8 Verse […]
New Life To Be Experienced
2000 years ago, Jesus conquered death forever. The stone was rolled away from the empty tomb, and we were given New Life In Him. The offer is there for any […]
Easter Message New Life
Christianity is not a religion, though the world has tried to cast it as such. One thing that distinguishes Christianity from the many world religions is that. it is a […]
Living For The One
It is easy to get caught up with the vision for our lives, that we miss the measure of God’s presence we carry that help us live out our lives […]
My Lord, My Friend 