Every life is built on relationships. When we hear that word, our minds often drift to family, friends or romance. Yet beneath all of these are a few deeper relationships that subtly shape the quality of every day we live. When these are healthy, life begins to feel more grounded. When they are neglected, evenContinue reading “The Four Relationships That Shape Your Life”
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The Love That Refuses to Let Go
This morning, I found myself listening to Reckless Love performed by the songwriter, Cory Asbury. I had heard it before, but today it lingered differently. Some songs entertain. Others accompany us through the day. Then there are those rare songs that seem to pull back a curtain, allowing us to glimpse something we have alwaysContinue reading “The Love That Refuses to Let Go”
The X-Ray Vision – Seeing Beyond Appearances
As far as an X-ray is concerned, we’re all just skeletons. Let’s face it—you might have the smoothest skin, a radiant complexion, the longest, curliest hair, perfectly shaped brows, and the cutest eyes—but none of that matters to an X-ray. It sees none of it. To the X-ray, you’re nothing but a skeleton. That’s allContinue reading “The X-Ray Vision – Seeing Beyond Appearances”
THE UNSEEN GOD
We have been conditioned to think of God as this gigantic, serious, duty-bound Spirit who perambulates the heavens and shakes His fist at the slightest event that strays from His premeditated plans. We like to uphold the image of an angry God who strikes down the unholy and visits the iniquities of the unfaithful toContinue reading “THE UNSEEN GOD”
Instruments in the hands of the Creator
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I like to think about life this way:Imagine a maestro putting his acts together to produce a masterpiece; one that would stand out for ages as the perfection of art. He meticulously creates his characters and assigns roles that suits the minutest detail about them. Only that His characters are unaware of everything. They thinkContinue reading “Instruments in the hands of the Creator”
