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I write this article today with peace very much on my mind. Not only do our current times appear to be a constant challenge for peace, but even in my own life, peace is challenged frequently.

Don’t ever hide your gifting or strengths. If someone tells you not to use them, then that is probably the best evidence for you to use your gift.

What is karma and how does one clear it? In the new-age, the more practical the spirituality, the better. And that’s psychologically sound too.

If you’ve read articles on how to manifest, and it doesn’t seem to work for you, read further. There’s more than meets the eye to co-creation.

Are things such in your life that you are searching God for help and wondering where can I find God? Maybe you even said prayers to God on numerous occasions and nothing in your life changes for you. What you need to know is God isn’t abandoning you. He promises us He never will. Rather He wants you to draw near to Him and invite Him into your life.

God has not called people to seek Him in vain. It pays to walk in love in obedience to God’s word. Walking in the love of God not only gives you eternal life in heaven but also great earthly benefits. These benefits are very vital if you are to enjoy victory and success in life.

Sometimes we need to be reminded of the powerful gift that we have been given in the Power of Our Faith. The power of our faith allows each of us to come to an acceptance of what we don’t understand, even when it’s painful. Our faith fuels our belief in God’s “divine plan” working together for our good.

There is increasing evidence that the subconscious mind has a very important role to play in how we perform in life. Many people call it intuition or sixth sense or even an inner voice. What we believe deep down is able to influence the outcome of our actions.

In times of stress or problems, sometimes we make decisions that end up destroying our preferred dream or desire. Let a friend of mine give you the tips to prevent this bad end.

It is now a few years ago since I visited Izmir in western Turkey. It is the ancient Smyrna and the second of these seven letters to seven churches is addressed to the church in Smyrna. As we read these letters of Jesus to the seven churches it is good to ask, “What kind of church are we?” In the light of these churches and in the light of what Jesus says to these churches, what kind of church are we? Today, it is one of the easiest things to come to Worship, and it is one of the easiest things not to come to Worship. In this country, it is one of the easiest things in our western world, just to decide not to bother going to worship, to lie in bed, or to go and do something else. In Smyrna, there was no real choice. If you were a Christian, then you acted and behaved as though you were a Christian.

How was the impression ever given that going to church was for the goody-goody people, and the nice respectable people? In Smyrna, there was no real choice regarding whether or not you attended worship services. If you were a Christian, then you acted and behaved as though you were a Christian. Smyrna was a suffering Church where there was real persecution. You can read the letter from the risen and living and glorified Lord Jesus Christ in the book of Revelation Chapter 2. Study it carefully. It is a powerfully challenging word direct from the throne room of heaven. In Smyrna, they had already suffered financial poverty. For various reasons they were suffering serious poverty. Why was that? The citizens of Smyrna were not allowed to trade with Christians. Many had lost all their money.

He did not give them a lesson in prosperity teaching, saying that if you have faith you should be materially rich! It was not easy to be a Christian in Smyrna. Sometimes people who are nearest the truth, but still holding back and resisting and not wanting to accept Jesus and His Word and His ways, sometimes they can be the most dangerous. Never hold back. Yield unconditionally to Christ. That will prevent us from falling into the trap of hindering or criticising the work of Christ. If love is mentioned in the first letter, then suffering is mentioned in the second. Suffering is almost seen as a natural consequence of love. If our love is real and genuine, we will suffer as a result of it, just as Jesus Christ did.