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I Know How You Feel
The reason we never say “I Know How You Feel” in response to someone else’s reaction to a death, a divorce, or any other loss, is because you can never actually know how someone else feels. Even if you have had a similar experience, you still bring your unique self and your individual personal knowledge, opinions, and emotions to the event or the relationship that has caused the feelings.
Advice On Dealing With Grief
In August 2009, Melanie Dorsey's beautiful 12 yr. old son, Andrew Christopher Dorsey, was diagnosed with brain cancer. After 4 surgeries and in less than 4 months he left this world for Heaven. Melanie shares some powerful insights on dealing with grief. What to say and not to say to a grieving parent.
Why Does God allow Bad things to happen to Good people?
This is the question asked since the beginning of time. Why do the righteous suffer while the wicked prosper? All of us has experienced loss, failure, and disappointment. The pain of this is hard enough but what seems to be harder is to look around and see other people who are “bad” seemingly doing great! In this blog “why do bad things happen to good people” we will discover how to get beyond the question.
If It Be Your Will
When we come before God, we must remember two simple facts—who He is and who we are. We must remember that we’re talking to the King, the Sovereign One, the Creator, but we are only creatures. If we will keep those facts in mind, we will pray politely. We will say, “By Your leave,” “As You wish,” “If You please,” and so on. That’s the way we go before God.
Think Small
Our culture has led us to believe that thinking big, dreaming big, or living large is the way to be successful and fulfill our life’s purpose. I’m not negating those things; I do think they have their place.
The Power of Words
What was I thinking? How many times have we heard ourselves release words out of our mouths that we wish we would have never spoken?
Faith Verses Fear
Question: “Faith vs. fear – what does the Bible say?”
Answer:Faith and fear cannot exist together. Faith is described inHebrews 11:1as being “certain of what we do not see.” It is an absolute belief that God is constantly working behind the scenes in every area of our lives, even when there is no tangible evidence to support that fact. On the other hand, fear, simply stated, is unbelief or weak belief.
God’s New Agenda
God has an agenda this year to bring healing and reconciliation to people who have been wounded or rejected by Christians.
The Glass Isn’t Just Half Full, It’s Overflowing!
Having an attitude like Christ is to recognize that we are called to a purpose greater than ourselves. Once you recognize God handpicked and appointed you, nothing can stop you from fulfilling your God given purpose!
God is Omniscient Omnipotent; and Omnipresent;
IN THE BEGINNING…
It is the beginning of 2014. Let us begin the year pondering the first words written in God’s Word…IN THE BEGINNING…
GOD!
Think about this. GOD! He was in the beginning. Before there was anything there was GOD! By definition God is (in certain religions) a superhuman being or spirit worshiped as having power over nature or human fortunes; a deity. One having power over nature or human fortunes? Absolutely!!