How To Care About The Needs Of Others
Sometimes it can be challenging to consider the feelings and needs of others. Times are stressful and especially lately, so that makes it more of a struggle, but here are some suggestions on how to be kind and considerate. Continue reading “How To Care About The Needs Of Others”
Holy Week is a time of great sorrow, but also of tremendous joy. As Easter approaches, Christians should give deep and meaningful thought to the incredible sacrifice that Jesus made for us all.
Like many Christians, you might be alarmed by the rise in arrogance, militancy and blasphemy many of our brethren seem to have embraced. If you are distressed by this trend, that may be a very good thing.
As each new day dawns, we are all given the choice to be happy or not and to be positive or negative. Each day is a fresh start to focus on hope and positivity and that includes taking care of or our own state of mind.
Are you a Goat or a Sheep? I guess before one can decide, we would need to know the characteristics of each, specifically as it relates to a very important Bible passage. But, as choices go, this is a really important one.
On our journey to self-improvement and thus, a more secure state of happiness, we often seek out tools and resources to help us achieve our goals. Among those resources we draw from, is often a particular affirmation or commitment.
One of the greatest sources for inspiration and hope, is of course the Bible. I say “one of,” but its really the greatest source for teachings and lessons that uplift and fortify us. The Beatitudes is one of my favorites.
I love a good quote! Sometimes we read something and we immediately have that epiphany moment when it makes total sense and our inspiration starts to flow. A good quote should be appreciated!
Another new year is dawning upon us and with it comes fresh and exciting opportunities — chances to realize our hopes and dreams abound and its up to us to make the most of this opportunity.
Some Christians have elevated themselves and believe that God needs our help and that somehow, our Almighty Creator is reliant upon us. This of course is not true and its the other way around. The expression “good intentions” comes to mind on this matter.