“Then I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and on the sea, and all that is in them, saying: “To Him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be praise and honor and glory and power, for ever and ever!” Revelation 5:13 (NIV)
Communication is the rule of all life. Most of the time words are never spoken. If you hurry through life you will miss the important lessons. Life whispers to us through many people, animals, circumstances… Are you listening? Do you even want to know? Holy Spirit whispers to our Spirit all throughout the day and […]
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Achieving all of your selfish desires in this life never leads to unfettered happiness. We are created to serve one another in love; not abuse or be abused trouncing upon all others to get what you want. Take a good look around you today. Who can you serve? How can you serve? What can you
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There are times in all of our lives the chaos, the hurt, the struggles overwhelm and we lose sight of Life. Our willingness to seek the wonders all around us act as buffers to soothe our soul. Practice finding at least one wonder a day, everyday. When life is good and we’re all winning it
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We may stumble, but will never fall, for the LORD holds our hand. Psalm 37:24
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The gift of a smile from a friend, a loving nicker from a horse, the sweet nuzzle from a family pet, a child’s heart of wonder, or a tearful hug from someone close to you after a bad day are priceless treasures that make this hard world softer. A mansion on a hill, expensive car
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It’s a 2 way thing. Training horses by fear never teaches trust. Fear = Punishment. Punishment = Trainwreck in Progress. If you train a horse in such a way that speaks to their spirit, trust will follow in time. Holy Spirit speaks to our Spirit through encouragement, asking us to trust His Way, His Timing,
The pace of life in the natural world wants us to hurry, work harder, give more, make impulsive decisions, and scurry around like frightened mice, which equates to impatience. The pace of life in the Holy Spirit world is that of calm patience, observations, methodical pondering, and well thought out decisions. Emerson got it right.
