Deep Dive Into the spiritual side
Since 2010, Bless Friday® has provided an alternative to hectic Christmas shopping on the day after Thanksgiving. Churches and Christians in Houston, The Woodlands, Katy, Trinity, and Cotulla Texas and Seattle, Washington are preparing service projects that honor Christ at Christmas on Friday, November 29 and also on Saturday the 30th. These churches encourage families … More Black Friday Becomes Bless Friday®
I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well.-Psalm 139:14 Love who you are. I know that sounds simple. Yet, if you look around you will see people who spend far too much time hating what and who they are. God created you. Therefore, … More Thankful Thought Tuesday: You are Wonderful
On Monday mornings, we tend to think of our lives as miserable. I am not sure why Mondays are filled with dread. Most people will tell you how much they hate Monday mornings. Much of the time we associate Mondays, with heading to work and returning t the grind. Don’t focus on the negative of … More Monday Meditation: Remember That You Are Worth More
The call to holiness, to be saints who joyfully pursue God’s will for their lives, can be found in these eight beatitudes. Jesus’ beatitudes sum up our calling or vocation – to live a life of the beatitudes. The word beatitude literally means “happiness” or “blessedness”. The beatitudes respond to the natural desire for happiness … More Sunday Meditation: Be The Answer
All Souls is celebrated on November 2. It is a day on which we pray for all the departed loved ones we have. When we pray for our loved ones, we help ourselves as well. We build the relationship that God longs to be in with us. We practice the basic concept of worship and … More Praying Sustains Us Throughout Life
#halloween is actually Holy and has been stolen from us. Let’s arm ourselves with truth. … More How Halloween ‘Got Jacked’ From Being Holy
Our goal in life, the very reason we were created in the first place, is for union with God. We were made for God and our hearts are restless until they rest in him. Lucian of Antioch (240-312), an early Christian theologian and martyr, once said that “a Christian’s only relatives are the saints.” Those … More Sunday Meditation: The Word Is Life
