What Should I Do with My Life??

How do Karma and the Golden Rule compare? Are they really linked together? How do we improve our circumstances if we have ‘bad karma’?

A lot of talk about intention has been buzzing around but what can we do with it other than improve our circumstances? Focused intention of groups can create positive change on a really impressive scale, so why don’t we use that to bring about paradise on earth?

I am not certain what you understand about the gospel you received when you were born again. It could have been the gospel of salvation which led you to Christ and addressed your sinful nature, or it could have been the kingdom gospel, which does not only lead you into the Christian life but gives you all the tools to begin to partake of the kingdom of heaven while still on earth. That is the gospel that the world needs today. Matthew put it very well in the fourteenth verse of the twenty fourth chapter of his book when he says,” And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come”.

It is difficult to see what we have when we are going through tribulation or frustrated by our circumstances. There is personal time which we all need to feel upset, frustrated and left out to the party of life that seems to benefit others as we see it. We are all afforded this as children of God. However we must be willing to return to the rational of being grateful for what we have. This should apply to all ages and none of us is exempt of this rational. No one should have to remind us of this but we should see it from within as it is by this that we live in peace and in God’s grace.

Family members know how to hurt each other but if they can treat each other with kindness and compassion, harmony can result. Using a few simple rules for improved relationships can make all the difference, in this life and the next.

The Sayings of Agur, the son of Jakeh, begin somewhat contrarily, but in the best of senses. This chapter of Proverbs has overtones of melancholy Ecclesiastes, which is only one chapter’s jump, gently wafting right the way through it, particularly in the early going.

Miracles do happen despite the fact that they are often difficult to see and eventually easily forgotten. Miracles do happen despite the fact that we eventually go out of our way to seek a rational behind them. One of the ways by which miracles happen is by commanding our speech to become a reality. If what we say comes to pass as we said it would then this is a miracle.

As we drove to work one morning we were celebrating the fact that it was a beautiful sunny spring day. Suddenly it wasn’t. Within seconds we were surrounded by fog. We could barely see 20 feet in front of us. Cars slowed down, car lights flicked on, and everyone became very alert and careful as they continued to drive. Within minutes we had driven out of the fog, and once again it was a beautiful sunny spring day.

Living for God requires you to get out of church services and worship your God and Creator as an individual. You are an individual unto and God is seeking you as an individual. He does not seek you via a preacher or pastor or minister but He is looking for your heart. How to know God?

What’s THAT? THAT THERE IN THE CORNER??? If your nights go something like that perhaps you need to investigate a little further and get rid of those things that go bump in the night.

Tear-soaked eyes, or certainly a soul tending that way, usher a time for the spirit to bathe in the sublimely sorrowful pleasure of the saddest music one can find – to simply play and cry to. For in this we somehow know our souls are ministered to, healed; set free.

I thought it was a rag lying in a puddle of water, but when I looked closer, it was a tiny baby bird. “Oh so cute,” I thought as I knelt down to look closer. It didn’t move, so I carefully touched its wing producing a tiny hop from the bird.