3 Things You MUST Do to Manifest Your DREAM LIFE In 90 Days!

To learn about God And Jesus is a good thing, to learn about self is greater. A conversation about God that does not include a conversation about the Goddess is incomplete.

Faith is believing, what can’t be seen and what has to come. It is like a child believing a father’s promise to bring home food and like an adult waiting like a child, at the foot of Mother Maria, praying the rosary. Those are unimportant however, in view of certain groups of people, religious or political, who observe strict laws and unbalanced attitude towards the problem of power.

Change your life for the BEST! It is possible, and it can happen by reading the best book ever-the Bible! A transformation will overcome you as you know and feel pure love, comfort, hope, peace, joy, love and a freedom from the world and worry.

Bishop Wallace emphasis the importance for every student of the Bible to build an adequate and effective Bible research library. He provides solid scriptural foundation to support his assertion.

This article is a short assessment of a personal situation in my life. Perhaps my thought provoking assessment can move the reader to encouragement or similar thoughts.

This article is designed to encourage and enrich the reader with a better understanding of singing hymns, traditional and contemporary, in our weekly worship services. The hope is that we will all grow closer to God as we teach and admonish one another in songs, hymns and spiritual songs.

Prayer makes a difference in our lives. It brings a sense of peace. It relieves stress. It focuses the mind. It taps into the supernatural power of God. Though any type or method of prayer can be helpful, there are some principles of prayer in James 5:13-18 that can help us find more spiritual power through increased effectiveness in prayer. This article will look at each verse in that passage and draw some ideas from it that will help our prayers be more effective.

The Bhavacakra, or Wheel of Life, is a visual tool used by Tibetan Buddhists to represent the concept of Samsara. Buddhists are firm believers of cause and karma, as well as birth, death and re-birth or reincarnation. Perhaps the meaning of this symbolic wheel can help others lead a more meaningful life.

“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes” Eph 6:10-11.

Ask any adult human being alive today if they have heard of any special significance given to 2012, and almost without exception, they would say “Yes.” All one needs to do is to look around at the current world condition to see the significance of a changing world in 2012. Of course, these changes did not only occur starting in 2012, but have been “brewing” and “set into motion” long before the arrival of 2012. The almost infamous date of December 21, 2012 has been given much attention in recent times. Indeed, the “alarmists” and “fatalists” have often suggested great and impending doom, or at the very least, major world changes that will leave us all with “undesirable consequences.”

In the grand scheme of Creation there must be some kind of self-created karma (good and bad) that sets us up to learn through the consequences of our choices and actions, one lifetime after another. If not, God would seem to be an arbitrary and uncaring Creator to bless or curse us randomly at birth.

Life is in constant flux: people and jobs come and go, we learn new things while forgetting the old, and different events take place. Our lives and views change. A seventeen-year-old boy might believe popularity is of crucial importance, whereas a sixty-seven-year-old man might believe that having a connection with God is what matters most. Nothing stays the same. The only thing we know for sure is that we are, right now.