Who likes waiting? I don’t think that anyone likes to wait. It can be so aggravating at times. Yet we always have to wait. We experience times where we have to practice patience and sometimes with such great measure it can frustrate the soul. We wait…We have to be patient… We are reminded to be still. I think this means in every circumstance. Continue reading
Category Archives: Encouragement
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Conquer Confusion
“Confusion squeezes out wisdom for good decisions.” Mike Shea
We can spend a lot of time in a state of confusion depending on how much we take in from negative circumstances or things that try to take us off course from the original plan and purpose that God has for us. It makes us wonder, “What in the world is going on here?”
Confusion speaks to a state of disorder, upheaval, a lack of clearness or distinctness. A lot of this occurs in our minds, then it affects our actions and then causes us to make poor decisions. When we come to the knowledge of the truth through God’s word [Colossians 1:9] then all confusion, chaos, doubt and lies…. have no place.
The enemy has been confusing the people of God long enough and now it is time for us to rise up and confuse him! Here is how… Continue reading
Memory Bank
Forgetting is the hardest part when you have already let go. Somewhere in the mind, there is a record kept. It pops up every so often. We have this memory bank that is alive and well. There are pros and cons with having this as part of our being.
We need to hold onto good things, retain moments, history, memories, knowledge and more. What about when the memories are unpleasant. Memories that you would like to delete completely. Or if they were pleasant yet you had to move forward by letting go. Continue reading
Social Destruction
Being a friend with someone on social media does not mean you are “friends” in real life. Or having followers. Maybe we just call this “people we are acquainted with”. In many cases I have come to think that I would rather you unfollow me on social media and just follow Jesus! Social media should not be the governing factor of relationships but we in society have made it such. People see pictures and then if they are not in them they get mad, upset, frustrated and sad. They start to construe things in their mind and feed it. The end result, it causes more unnecessary problems. These problems then end up becoming a heart issue that the bible speaks about.
“Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life.” Proverbs 4:23
Why do we place such a high standard on our lives based on social media? If we are not friends on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, this doesn’t mean the case for real life.
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