Day 173 – Leap of Faith…
If done by the text book definition, leaps of faith are the greatest moves a person can make in life.
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When Will My Heart’s Desire Arrive?
The desires of our heart…a tough area that can mean the difference between doing something dangerously selfish or incredulously selfless.
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Day 171 – Trust
With so much information out there, it’s hard to know who or what to trust. Survival instinct is fantastic for physically perilous fight or flight situations, but I would never trust it as the driver for higher moral reasoning or the deduction of the world’s deeply enigmatic mysteries. Such trust can only be given to one source for “we can only have one master.” …better make sure it’s the right source…
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Day 169 – A good time to read a very deep book
I vividly recall the first time I–of my own accord and choosing–picked up the one piece of literature (the Bible), that many refuse to believe is a history book…
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Day 167 – The Basics of Surrender to Jesus
Letting go of control is easier said than done. And if it’s just simply ‘said’ then it’s highly unlikely that it’s actually being done…
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Day 165 – The Birth of Negativity
Negativity can come from external, bad influences. But it’s not rooted in them. The more I get to know the humble, lowly, forgiving character of Jesus, the more I recognise that every single negative thought and emotion—without exception—is birthed by the ego; that place of self-envisioned self-importance that exists in every single one of us; that place that has the ability to deceive us into thinking we have absolute control over life’s outcomes.
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“Seek God’s Face”
Seek God’s Face – In October 2017, I wrote this church blog about my continuing journey of surrender to God and the Christian theology that comes with it.
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5 Practical Points to Live Well and Healthy
Back in July 2016, I embarked on a special retreat with my church, affectionately titled Restoration Encounter…
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Battling with Lying Thoughts of Loneliness
In February 2017, I had a powerful revelation about my past.
I wrote this blog for my church’s website in April 2017 as a reflection of that enlightening period of time.
