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There is a saying “jump and the net will appear”. Yes, that takes a lot of faith, doesn’t it? You’re probably thinking, “If only it were that easy, I would have jumped years ago.” Well, those years have passed, and so too have opportunities and experiences that you won’t be able to get back. Stop that cycle right now.

God’s salvation involves total deliverance of an individual from eternal damnation in hell, preservation from dangers, physical well-being and provision of life’s necessities. Bible salvation brings a person from a life of chaos, hopelessness, lack of peace to a state of stability, confidence and absolute tranquility. Millions of people if not billions, are really seeking for God’s salvation but don’t know it as they try so many avenues to find life’s fulfillment. In many cases they have no knowledge of how to obtain the salvation that have already been purchased for us by the blood of Jesus Christ. Let’s delve briefly into the understanding of this subject to better appreciate the experience.

Atheists and spiritually-minded individuals often find common ground through practices such as meditation, T’ai Chi and yoga. Our shared capacity for deep self-examination and moral life shows us just how much we share at our core.

One day, I was in a traffic jam and everyone was trying to get out of the jam. When I had an opportunity to get out of it, I saw a man whom I felt needed to get out faster than I did.

Jesus in his humanity was a unique, powerful and authoritative teacher, whose words resonated in the hearts and minds of his audience. Sermon on the Mount was his launching speech to a culture that was extolling their traditions above God’s commandments. During this era the Roman Empire was very corrupt, idolatrous and spiritually bankrupt. The precepts outlined in this sermon are filled with inexhaustible truths that demands in-depth study, understanding and obedience. The eight precepts for living are discussed here below:

Join the debate in formulating a new set of Commandments. This article offers seven such suggestions for a better life. Take them for a test drive and you be the judge.

Aggressively pray your way to open doors. You can pray the doors of heaven open for divine favors, prosperity, peace, health, business success and good relationships. Pray the flood gates of heaven open and experience open doors and divine victories. As it rains, the land will yield her increase for your turnaround, breakopen, breakout and breakthrough. Decree and declare these anointed prayer bullets if heaven is brass and the land of success is iron.

God the Father is the supreme being, the Alpha and Omega of creation. Described in the Old Testament as acting “with faithful love towards thousands of those who love Me and keep My commandments” (Ex 20:2-6) and in the New Testament as “our Father in heaven” (Mt 6:9), many of us acknowledge that God exists, with many if not most of those who believe saying that, “We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible” as professed in the Creed. But to what extent do we really know our heavenly Father especially in this post-Christian day and age? That is, to what extent do we know our Father on a personal basis, despite all our regular or not-so-regular professions of faith?

Trust — The ability to believe what someone else is saying or doing. Trusting a God one cannot see as oppose to someone is seeing standing in their face. Who would you rather trust? I know that I would trust God who I cannot see, as oppose to a mankind that I can see, because God has done so much more for me than mankind.

Are we unconsciously destined to be like Saul? That is a question that would strike up as you study the life of Saul and the lives of modern Christians. It’s not that Christians always want to please the people around them but it’s the striking resemblance that you can notice as you study the life of king Saul. To fully understand this, let us study his life more.

All of us go through challenging times in our life – times where we feel burned out and depleted; times we face the grief of unbearable loss through death, divorce, or illness; times we just feel dead ourselves as we move by rote – empty of connection, clarity, direction or self-love. Our times of greatest life challenge and confusion put us smack dab in the middle of a crossroad. And there we stand: looking to the left; looking to the right; looking back from where we have come; and looking ahead at the life stretching out before us…

For a moment, imagine what it would be like to feel freedom, total freedom to think and feel all that you are in truth. You radiate all you are without exception. Unconditional release in its simplest form is letting go of emotional attachment to what you want.