Choosing to be still
Have you ever tried to hold a conversation with so…
Catholicism’s uncanny resemblance to Buddhism
A Buddhist once said, “Guan yin is to Buddhists wh…
Submitting to God
Submitting every area of our lives to God can be a…
Marriage
God’s model marriage calls for sacrificial love, g…
When our work ethics become unhealthy
Work can give us great purpose, recognition and re…
Natural disasters
Natural disasters and epidemic outbreaks are on th…
Exercising our spiritual authority
Jesus promised that when we pray with faith in His…
Self-reflection
We can often “go with the flow” of life, without n…
Living in our spiritual inheritance
Jesus Christ came to earth to share His spiritual …
Mission trip
A mission trip pulls together different people to …
When comparisons become sinful
Comparison is a form of social learning. When we u…
Healing
Jesus gave us the authority to heal “every d…
Jesus heals manager’s church wounds
D grew up in a condemning and chaotic charismatic …
Realities behind not forgiving ourselves
All of us have something in our past that causes u…
Cleansing self
After ministering to or praying for others, people…
The importance of emotional self awareness
Our emotional reactions to people, circumstances a…
Cleansing home
We may never know the full history of a house, fla…
Work politics
No one wants enemies at work. There will be people…
Unhealed trauma affects our spiritual growth
Events such as divorce, bullying, rejection, paren…
When to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ when serving others
It is not always the tough times that leave us fatigued, but when we seem to be doing lots of good things. In serving others, we are not meant to become “spiritually unwell”. How do we end up in such unhealthy situations, and how do we come out of them graciously?...