Up the Mountain of Faith
by Staci Stallings.“Help! Help! No help, I’m sliding!”“You’re on skis, Ashley. That’s the point.”The poor girl at the top of the line headed to the bunny slope lift was scared to death paralyzed with fear to the point that any tiny move seemed destined to...
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A New Way of Looking At Challenges
by Judi Singleton.When we are born we are all authentic, spontenous and creative.Somewhere along the lines we lose it. We began to solve problems in ways that people before us solved them. Our education tends in this direction. Typically, we think on the basis of simi...
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How to find True Happiness!
by Carl Cholette.To maintain an unchangeable sweetness of disposition, to think only thoughts that are pure and gentle, and to be happy under all circumstances, such blessed conditions and such beauty of character and life should be the aim of all, and particularly s...
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Gaining Self-Discipline
by Carl Cholette.A man does not live until he begins to discipline himself; he merely exists. Like an animal he gratifies his desires and pursues his inclinations just where they may lead him. He is happy as a beast is happy, because he is not conscious of what he is...
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Breaking Routine From Acts Of Kindness
by Laurie Hayes.When routine sets in, particularly in relationships, we can’t always see the impact it has until we throw a new ingredient into the mix. This week, I ventured outside of my regular routine, and performed a very unexpected act of kindness. The resul...
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Who are you?
by Mark Claridge.I have a question for you.Who are you?This may be a simply enough question but before you attempt to answer this question let us go on a voyage of personal self discovery which will allow you to find an acceptable answer.The difference between the ...
Control Your Own Destiniy
by Gerri D Smith.Word Count - 708“You cannot control what happens to you, but you can control your attitude toward what happens to you, and in that, you will be mastering change rather than allowing it to master you.”-Brian TracyIn order to make choices that may ...
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A Word Fitly Spoken ~ Destiny
by C.l. Mareydt.You have permission to publish this article electronically or in print, free of charge as long as the by-lines and resource box are included. A courtesy copy of the publication would be appreciated sent to email address listed after the article. Than...
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Given Much
by Joyce C. Lock.When you read the scripture, "For unto whomsoever much is given, of him, much shall be required," Lu. 12:48, do you think of a pastor who walks and talks with God or a professor, abounding in knowledge? Maybe, you think of a gospel singer, whose voic...
Why God Stops Answering Prayers
by Joyce C. Lock.Cry aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice like a trumpet,and shew my people their transgression,and the house of Jacob their sins.Isaiah 58:1 During one particular Christmas season, I learned of a church member who had considerable financial/material n...
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O, Come
by Joyce C. Lock.Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name: bring an offering, and come before him: worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. Acquaint now thyself with him, and be at peace: thereby good shall come unto thee. Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and...
Share the Joy
by Joyce C. Lock.Let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice: let them ever shout for joy, because thou defendest them: let them also that love thy name be joyful in thee. And my soul shall be joyful in the Lord: it shall rejoice in his salvation. My soul shal...
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Prioritize in 2005
by Diann Cannon.Do you get overwhelmed? Are you running on the cheap fuel of adrenaline? Do you get depressed because you make promises to yourself and others that you cannot keep because you run out of time? If so, and you would like to change your sense of defeat ...
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Are You Seeing a Vision?
by Caterina Rando.As we look at bringing your business to the next level, I ask you a very important question: do you have a vision—a Technicolor snapshot in your mind of what your ideal life looks like? If not, create one. Not a goal; goals come later. Visions are ...
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Recharge Your Battery
by Steve Dimeck.As I set down in the comfortable leather chair in the little “waiting corner,” I looked down to my left with an intention to pick a magazine from the big basket that was filled with maybe over 50 magazines.I sorted through the magazines but nothi...
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Why do you want more money?
by Leon Van Der Walt.So stop for a moment and answer the question: Why do you want money? (What do you want to do with it?) Even if you already have all the money you desire and are doing what you've always wanted with it, this exercise will help to determine whether the...
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We´re trying to...
by Graham And Julie.These are all statements you hear and no doubt have said a thousand times. But in them is the seed of failure. In saying these few words you are destined not to succeed. The seed to failure is in the word ‘trying’.Just stop a moment and look at y...
Abide in Me
by Staci Stallings.Abide in me. The three words with which Jesus invited his disciples to place their faith in His love as they walked to the Garden of Gethsemane that last fateful night. He wasn’t just talking to the disciples though. No, He was talking to us, too. ...
Making decions.
by Fatimah Musa.Your self-esteem plunged. You don’t think you are good enough for anything.You will never find another job because you lack the education and the skills required. You are too old to try again. And who would want you now? The most "handsome, tall da...
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Run Freely (A Lesson About Courage)
by Gabriel Daniels.As I looked outside the car window to my right, there was asmall park where I saw a little boy, around one and a half totwo years old, running freely on the grass as his mother watchedfrom a short distance. The boy had a big smile on his face as ifhe...
