♏️ SCORPIO weekly tarot 21st -27th March 2022 |“A WEEK for HEALING!” ❤️‍🩹| #ReydiantScorpio

I remember it as if it were yesterday, the cool clear skies above the San Gabriel Mountains overlooking Los Angeles. It was Easter Sunday early to mid 1970s. The Santa Ana winds had subsided leaving the whole valley clean, clear, and absent of smog.

Eternity is one of those words that the dictionary just cannot do justice; infinite time; duration without beginning or end. It is a concept that man has struggled with, pardon the pun, since forever. Eternity is a question that, because of our very real immortality, every man asks? Eternity is the hope that every man clings too, and yet it is not a topic that we give much thought to during our every day, ordinary lives; perhaps we should be.

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ constitutes the foremost New Testament example of God’s sovereignty in the face of evil. Acts 4:27-28 depicts this monstrous evil as under God’s sovereign control: “For truly in this city there were gathered together against Your holy servant Jesus, whom You anointed, both Herod and Pontius Pilate, along with the Gentiles and the peoples of Israel, to do whatever Your hand and Your purpose predestined to occur.

Past historical perspectives offer little help today. The ancient Greeks adhered to a cyclical philosophy of history that saw past events as a series of repetitive cycles-the old adage that history repeats itself. The religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and the amorphous New Age Movement, with their common emphasis on reincarnation, all view history similarly. The common element among them all is an absence of hope, meaning, and purpose.

Faithfulness is a foundational part of God’s character, and it’s something Christians need to apply in our lives every day. This article examines God’s faithfulness and looks at the prophet Daniel’s example of how to apply faithfulness even in difficult circumstances.

There are many articles and blogs on how to please God. How do I or you please God? As if God is angry and we need to appease Him before being zapped.

It’s interesting how people actually relate a church building to a place where God resides and the building is held in such reverence and esteem because it is said to be God’s House. The building is not the church, the people are the church. The church is never abandoned, foreclosed on not can it burn down.

As said in the bible states, “Go into the entire world and make disciples, first in Jerusalem, in all Judea, Samaria and to the uttermost part of the world (Matt. 28:19-20)”. There are shocking issues which ignites the need of prevention education. Some schools are talking about legalizing marijuana as part of their lectures and President Obama implemented the cutoff of prevention funds (abstinence, character, and drug). The church will have to go out on a mission and share the gospel. The facts about abstinence messages for drugs and sexual activity must be really sent out all over. As regards to you, how are you doing in your Jerusalem?

Why does everyone think that God is so angry all the time? What about the mercy of God? Why doesn’t anyone talk about that?

Our collective unconscious is the pool holding all the wisdom we seek. We make contact with it more easily in an alpha state in nature and silence.When your three-year-old picks up a violin and starts belting out Pagannini, you can be fairly certain the kid is receiving guidance from the spirit of an accomplished musician who departed earth sometime earlier.

A bitter root, what ever that might be, does not only affect the individual, but can defile many. Bitterness can devastate a person spiritually and can destroy physically. Bitterness can erode or spoil us emotionally. Bitterness can divide our fellowship with one another and ruin our relationship with God. Bitterness can deprive a man of receiving the blessing of God. Bitterness is a poison that can eat away at a man. It is so disruptive and destructive. If you are disqualified you can never get back into the race, and bitterness can be a cause of disqualification from real and meaningful service. It certainly disqualifies a man from being used by Almighty God in any highly positive and practical way.