We just came out of an election. It gave us a valuable lesson that we need to apply. Here is how you can make the world better. 1- Get involved in your community. It is […]
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Thankful Thought TUESDAY: RECOGNIZE YOUR STRENGTHS
An honest inventory may be difficult—even impossible—for you to do yourself. So sit with a friend and try this exercise. It’s a new twist on something I call the Self-Correcting Life Scenario, and it’s one […]
Monday Meditation: Be Confident
Be Confident. That does not mean be arrogant. It means that you assert yourself in a positive way. Confidence is the cornerstone of leadership. If you don’t believe in yourself, how can others believe in […]
Sunday Meditation: Justice Call
As we enter in to Martin Luther King Memorial Day, we need to reflect on what it means to serve our community and require justice as Christians. Justice and care for others are not liberal or […]
Try This Thursday: Steps To Loving You
‘ You cannot expect others to love you if you do not love yourself. It sounds simple. It really is the root cause of why people have as many problems as they do in this […]
Tell The Truth TUESDAY: We all Have To Believe In Forgiveness
When my mother was alive she use to say, ‘Let it go and move on, because you can’t bring back yesterday. All the good you do will be remembered.’ As I grow older I need […]
Monday Meditation: Do You Hear The Call
“Come and see” is the Lord’s invitation for each one of us to discover the joy of friendship and communion with the One who made us in love for love. Saint Augustine of Hippo reminds […]
Sunday Meditation: Live On Fire
Yes, the doldrums of winter have started to take hold of us. We start to put away our Christmas decorations and with it our spirit of joy. Isn’t that unfair to Jesus? We pull out […]
Spirit Saturday: Take Time To Be Alone
For many of us, alone is a negative state of being. Society doesn’t help us with this either; being alone often carries a social stigma, implying isolation, being on the outside. This perceived sense of […]
