Reflection, Spiritual

A Labyrinth and a Heart

Imagine a labyrinth. The view from the inside is completely different from a birds-eye view. The person inside the labyrinth may not see the way out as easily as someone who is looking down from above. We don't always see our own faults, but God has a vantage point; a better view of our hearts.… Continue reading A Labyrinth and a Heart

Reflection, Spiritual

URGENT: For the Youth

The Apostle Paul once said "You say, 'I am allowed to do anything'—but not everything is good for you". This couldn't be more true especially of today's youth. Please don't misunderstand me, it's ok to go out, explore the world, have adventures, enjoy our youth, but always keeping in mind our priorities and remembering to… Continue reading URGENT: For the Youth

Reflection, Spiritual

Too Deep To Walk

Merriam-Webster defines faith as "a strong belief or trust". Often times in life, our faith in God is tested and it is those moments that make or break us. Peter's faith was tested, (Mathew 14) but he was more focused on the surrounding circumstances than on Jesus who, by the way, was literally in front… Continue reading Too Deep To Walk

Reflection, Spiritual

I Battle With My Flesh…DAILY

As a child I enjoyed reading Shakespeare and imagining the theatrics and drama of each scene. Today's passage seems to be one of Shakespeare's writings, but in reality it was the Apostle Paul, who eloquently described the battle we have within ourselves. Much like Shakespearean plays, our minds are the stage that sin tries to… Continue reading I Battle With My Flesh…DAILY

Reflection, Spiritual

Offending God

Have you ever had someone upset at you, but you didn't know why? Then upon questioning the person (or perhaps other people) you realize it was something you'd done but didn't know it was offensive to others because to you it was normal. Sometimes we become so comfortable with sin, we don't realize that it… Continue reading Offending God

Reflection, Spiritual

2 Thieves 

When Jesus was on the cross, he had a thief on either side. One of them taunted Christ, while the other simply asked that Jesus remember him once He got to heaven. Although he waited until last-minute to repent, he was not turned away because, after all, he was sincere. Salvation is just that simple;… Continue reading 2 Thieves 

Reflection, Spiritual

He Loved First

There are people who seem to love so easily, but for those who have suffered heartaches it can be a little more difficult and some have even considered themselves incapable of love. Often times we fear love because we fear getting hurt. The Bible speaks of the ultimate love story in John 3:16. God sent His only… Continue reading He Loved First