Posted by in Christ, Christianity, God, Love, Spiritual Healing “God sometimes speaks in whispers to encourage us to lean into Him and come nearer — as a parent might encourage closeness with their child by reading softly from their favorite book.”
Posted by in Black Lives Matter, Christianity, God, Love, Racism, Religion “Mom didn’t just wash the dirt from our clothes that day in the laundromat. By her peaceful act of defiance, she helped wash some of the stain from that ‘Colored Only’ sign at the back of that room.”
Posted by in Christianity, Disobedience, God, Idolatry, Judgment, Rebellion, Religion, Sin, Warning, Worship “…an idol is anything more important to you than God, anything that absorbs your heart and imagination more than God, and anything that you seek to give you what only God can give.”
Posted by in Christianity, Faith, Forgiveness, Free Will, God, Love “God is always with us waiting to be found. He wants to be found.”
Posted by in Biblical Prophecy, Christianity, Faith, Knowledge, Messiah, Prophecy, Religion, Revelation, Revelations, Second Coming “We should not fear or avoid Biblical prophecies; to the contrary, they are revelations by God to help us on our spiritual journeys.”
“We build our lives on sand or rock. We cannot build our lives on both.”
“For those who heed the signs of the coming spiritual storm, it an opportunity to prepare by mooring in the safe harbor that can only be found when we acknowledge Jesus as the Promised Messiah and follow Him.”
“He will shield you with his wings! They will shelter you.”
“The only ‘cure’ for sin – the only way to avoid a spiritual point of no return – is through God’s loving mercy and forgiveness.”
Posted by in Christianity, Evil Spirits, Faith, God, Native American Smudging, Religion, Spiritual Cleansing, Spiritual Protection, Trust “When Christians ‘borrow’ parts of sacred Indigenous American ceremonies, commercially exploit them, imitate them, and put their trust in them instead of in God, they both disobey God and disrespect the sacred beliefs and traditions of that other culture.”
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