The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice there is little we can do to change, until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds. – Stephen R. Covey Jesus prayed while hanging […]
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A Change of Heart
Spiritual Intelligence (listen to your conscience) Paul says – “Now therefore, do not conform to the world’s pattern but be transformed by the renewing your mind.” (Romans 12). Renewing of my mind has been one arduous journey. I did my best to turn every rock on the way. Still do. I wanted to see what’s […]
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More Milk and Honey
A rabbi is sitting under a fig tree in Israel, resting. He felt the figs dripping honey on him. Across from him, there was a goat with breast heavy with milk and exclaimed, “This is truly the land of milk and honey.”Maturity is the ability to think, speak, and act your feelings within the bounds […]
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Being a Survivor
Fools never learn. Smart people learn from their own mistakes. Wise people learn from other people’s mistakes. – Otto von Bismarck (?).Joseph was the eleventh son of Jacob, the son of Isaac, son of Abraham. Joseph is born in Genesis Chapter 30 and the narrative of his life develops on to the end of Genesis. […]
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Alone, NOT Lonely
If you cannot feel transformation in your life, your faith remains only in the mind about God. Intelligence will never persuade you to a new hunger, new desires… a new life. In other words, you may do all that is required of you but no real change within. Without transformation, your faith is reduced to […]
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We are going to the land of Milk and Honey
Remember that shadows are just as important as the lights. –Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre When you’re sick and go see the doctor, she first asks you to stick out your tongue. Why? Because the tongue can reveal a lot about what’s going on inside your body. In the Book of Songs of Solomon I read […]