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Work in Harmony With God – Get Positive Results!
No one has a fate, but everyone has a destiny. Fate is an outcome that cannot be changed and does not depend on the actions of an individual. Fate does not make sense conceptually, given the fact that all people
Turn On God’s Power!Use His Word!
Different words have different energies. Some word inspire and motivate, others stifle. Some words are high powered, others are low key. However, every words have something in common, and that’s the ability to determine how we think and feel. Experts
Even in Sorrow,God expects you to go on!
In your life you may have experienced great sorrows, and your home may seem empty. Your first impulse maybe to give up and to sit down in despair amid your dashed hopes. Yet you must defy that temptation, for if
Celebrate Jesus’s Resurrection – Let Him Resurrect Your Life!
Each year at Easter, Christians talk with great joy about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Why do we make such a big deal about these events? The primary reason is because we have a problem called sin. Even
Problems will Make You Seek God!
As we go through daily living, our job is to figure out what God is up to, in our lives as He works. He has created circumstances in your life that has put you where you are. Sometimes as God
Want to be happy?Claim it!
Some people believe that achieving happiness is the purpose of life, yet the pursuit of happiness often leads to unhappiness. This is because happiness is actually a consequence of a different life purpose – the pursuit of evolving our souls
In The Midst of Problems,Are You Hearing God Speak?
I read a book years ago called “Salvation on Sand Mountain: Snake Handling and Redemption in Southern Appalachia” by Dennis Covington. It’s a true story about snake handling Christians in the Sand Mountain area of Alabama, near where Alabama, Georgia
Have you asked God this in Prayer?
When I was considerably younger than I am today, I used to think I was lucky; fortunate not to often get upset or worried like individuals I noticed around me. Then I met the real world – the demanding boss,