Our life can end up having a big impact when the sum of our choices is added together. It is important that we seek God’s wisdom for every decision we make, regardless of how small it seems to us. When we add to our wisdom and understanding, it too grows larger and stronger possibly changing not only the course of our life, but the lives of others as well!
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It has been said that “Humility does not mean thinking less of yourself than others, nor does it mean having a low opinion of your own gifts. It means freedom from thinking about yourself and abilities and talents at all.”
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What are you living for? Your answer to that question will determine so much of the rest of your life! If your purpose is wrong, your direction will be wrong….
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The Oldest vine in the world: In Hampton Court, UK there is a grapevine that is reported to be the oldest living vine. It is over 250 years old. This…
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Research shows you’ll be bored, frustrated, lonely, angry, and stressed. Humans don’t like to be thrown out of their routines, particularly when the changes leave them feeling trapped. There have…
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The Cross was designed to take away all dignity and to completely destroy a person mentally and emotionally as it did so physically.
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In a distracted world, what we need right now is focus. We need to have the kind of focus that brings clarity to confusion. We also need the kind of focus that separates the essential from the non-essential, the real from the outrage.
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We often equate rest and peace with our surroundings or situation, however, true rest and peace come from a mind that is focused on and at peace with God. Even in the midst of the most dreadful and frightening circumstances, we can remain at rest in our minds. Jesus gave us the secrets, it’s just up to us to trust and obey.
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What would you have said in the face of this heartbreaking challenge? Amazingly, he begins this way: Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth.”
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Even though your brain makes up only about 2 percent of your body’s weight (about three pounds), it uses 20 to 30 percent of the calories you take in, as well as 20 percent or more of the oxygen and blood flow in your body.
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