I was searching as to why a desk drawer was reluctant to close the other day, it was so full of stuff, stuff I hadn’t seen in years. So I started digging in there to see what if anything I really needed? Like I found MRI results from a few years ago (haven’t needed to […]

I believe our lives are subject to God’s will which essentially becomes our true “destiny”, defining who we are [but only] in accordance with fulfilling his divine plan. Therefore, it’s our “perceived” wants and needs which can differ from his divine plan for each of us. That’s sometimes a difficult thing to imagine, and even

And now this [passage] makes total sense to me. We can stop wondering why heartache and evil sometimes prevails [in this world]… from the Book of John,John 17:12“God knew in advance that Judas would betray the Messiah. Nevertheless, Judas’ rebellion could not thwart the divine plan. On the contrary, it facilitated it. Understand that even

Below is the very first note I wrote down when I read the Bible in its entirety – (from the Tony Evans Bible Commentary). This one is from the book of Luke. I think dealing with Jesus on a personal level would be most interesting. The things that ail us here on Earth are temporary

I am sharing a prayer you might find useful, I know I did. It’s located inside a small book by Derek Prince, from Chapter 2 this one is…“Heavenly Father, I ask You to help me to strengthen my commitment to do Your will daily. May this commitment be worked out in practical ways in my

All information (I have so far anyway) indicates God wants you to meet him where he is, he doesn’t need to come down here to meet you, maybe because he’s already here? His influences are everywhere and they ultimately win, for his truth is righteous and his will ultimately be done. Maybe he’ll send a

Have you ever wondered this? I have. And no one’s ever come back to tell us, or have they? Turns out the Catholic Church has ample evidence that some have come back for a visit. Once you believe that your soul enters an eternity absent of a physical presence, it’s quite natural to wonder where

Was God ever a Segregationist? You might be thinking to yourself, how could he have done something so egregious? Or I thought my God was only a peacful God? First, I think it’s important to refer to God in the present – he was/he is/he will be, and forever. So again, let’s examine the issue

Alas, Justification –This passage (for me) marked an end to the Old Testament path and way toward salvation. With the beginning of the New Testament came God’s New Covenant for all who believe in him – enter the birth of his only Son, Jesus Christ. Acts13:38-41“… If a person believes in Jesus as the one

Not that you have not heard this before, but this stands as a great reminder to all Christians. Acts 17:24-29 “Paul proclaimed God as the Creator of all things in Heaven and Earth. He is the source, ruler, and sustainer of life. He neither dwells in temples nor depends on humans to serve him because

I have definitely tried “to determine”, and the way I look at it, we’re not going to be able to deviate from God’s plan for our lives, not forever anyway. Remember that God uses people to accomplish his goals – even the evil ones! On the other hand, can a “well-meaning” person get off track?