How to Develop Your Faith

Developing your faith may seem challenging at times. But, believe backed with purposeful action will yield great results in your life and the lives of others.

The Big Issue: Death

We’re in the tomb before we’re in the tomb, and that’s a fact. Human beings are the giants of the earth – we have reason, sensibility, pride, anger, vengeance and all the feelings under the sun – but with all that power and strength at our fingertips we are unable to prise open the lid and discover the secrets within. In a sense we are obliged to seal our last hope, like a pressed flower, in that cavernous space. We may search the world through for precious gems to line the lid, to let it sparkle and shine, but really nothing can alter the doom it contains. Everything made of earth has to go that way. I may stare my giant’s stare at the tomb or try to break its stone with force of mind, but in the end I have to laugh at the fact that what its chamber hides is greater than the greatest of my kind. And what does it hide? My own body.

A Different Perspective on Our Fellowship With The Father

Koinonia is knowing somebody in the most personal way possible. Do you want to know the Father in that most personal way possible? Are you hungry for that, I am very hungry for a relationship with the Father.

Personal Inventory – What Really Counts and Who Can You Trust?

Have you taken a good look at yourself in the mirror lately? Are you satisfied with your image? Taking inventory frequently, honestly and with the appropriate tools is important. Are their reliable tools for assessing our soul and spirit? This is the first of several installments designed to demonstrate the importance of taking stock before it’s too late.

Soul and the Tipping Point

There is a curious reality that we find typically in humanity. There always appears to be as much negativity as positivity, as many people who move in one direction as those who move in the opposite direction. If you have 10% at one pole, you have 10% at the opposite pole.

Do You Feel Morally Superior?

When we live from our ego, it is very easy to feel morally superior to others. We can view other people’s lives and choices as ‘less than’ our own: less valuable, less correct, less worthy, less important, less meaningful, less right, less good. As we grow and stop living from ego all the time, we find a path or paths that fits us in our search for meaning, truth, expansion, and connection. And many of us who find a path that works, begin to feel morally superior to anyone not on our particular path.