Tag: meditation

We must forgive as Christ has forgiven us. We tend to judge and condemn more for particularly heinous sins. What we forget in these circumstances is that God views all sin the same. None of us are perfect and we all need to be forgiven. Humans put levels of sin on an offense. You can’t… Continue reading Planks

Love is an action, not a feeling as Hollywood would have you believe. Most feelings are the result of our actions. There are exceptions, however I would argue that you can always replace feelings with other feelings through your actions — good or bad. In other words, we should not wait on God, because God… Continue reading Love Is An Action

Christ changes us from the inside out. The world, culture, or the flesh wants to change people from the outside in. When we pray, it is not only a petition to God, but it also changes us. When our prayers are inline with what God desires for us, and with how God wants us to… Continue reading Change

Freedom — we have it. However in today’s society, and particularly in secular America, or anywhere subject to modernity, it is overused and has become indistinguishable from covetousness, debauchery and wantonness — basically doing whatever you want without legal or moral restraints. Freedom does not mean the absence of guilt, the forsaking of self-control, or… Continue reading Freedom

Winning others to Christ is sometimes difficult, to say the least. Especially in today’s world when scientists and society mock Christians. This is short sighted of course, in a literal sense, our time on this Earth is short and where we spend eternity should be taken very seriously. Most of the time we can only… Continue reading Perseverance