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The Self-Control Christian Man

On December 13, 2012 / Blog, faith, Gratitude, Inspiration, Leadership, relationships, Spiritual / Leave a comment

The Self-Control Christian Man Author: Andre Dillard There was a time in Wendy’s where there was a child having a tantrum, so as the people was watching the child being a nuisance to the quality of sound. The father was cool and in control, and said, “Derek Anthony Bell try to control yourself”. They’re an elderly lady that was in the line across from him looked with awe. As she was walking passed after she had gotten her food, as she was walking towards the young man and said to him, “Wow!’ may I complement you on how to handle your son”.

What does the Bible say about…the words you speak?

On December 4, 2012 / Blog, faith, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

What does the Bible say about…the words you speak? Author: Ji Rawls “But I say to you that for every idle word men may speak, they will give account of it in the Day of Judgment. For by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned,” (Matt. 12:36).Have you ever had the wisdom to know when to keep quiet? Ever been accused of talking too much? How many of us have been reprimanded in school, with a letter sent home to our parents for being ‘talkative’? Or my personal favorite is the thought or

Forgiving Those Who Hurt You

On November 28, 2012 / Blog, faith, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

Forgiving Those Who Hurt You Author: angelamwema In the Lord’s Prayer, we pray ‘…forgive us as we forgive those who trespass against us…’.This means that God will forgive us according to the measure with which we forgive others. Therefore, if you do not forgive those who offend you, God also will not forgive you too. Mat6:14-15. You might think that you do not sin but the Bible tells us that we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Before going to God asking him to forgive you, go and forgive those who have sinned against you.

“The Mustard Seed”

On November 7, 2012 / Blog, faith, Inspiration, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

“The Mustard Seed” Author: Yvonne Colond When God formed us in our mother’s womb, HE planted Faith, the size of a mustard seed, in each and every one of us. When we are born into this world, we are immediately exposed to all sorts of human challenges and expectations and “dirt” (sin) is continuously thrown onto that “mustard seed” (our Faith), that God had planted in us. If we are not careful of nourishing the “mustard seed”, we can unconsciously bury the “mustard seed” until we come to a point of ignoring its existence within us. Although God gives us

When God Allows Unwanted Things To Occur

On October 30, 2012 / Blog, faith, Inspiration, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

When God Allows Unwanted Things To Occur Author: Gary Colin When God Allows Unwanted Things To Occur When God loves a person He takes them through extreme and often supernatural situations. Think about Job, David, Joseph, Paul, and Jonah just to name a few (Job Chapters 1; Job Chapters 2; Psalm 69:1-4, 14; Psalm 119:67, 161; Genesis 39:20; Jonah 1:13-17; Acts 9:15-16; 2 Corinthians 12:7-12). This article will use the Bible to explain what to do when God allows you to suffer frustrations and hardships. So if you’re in this Deep Mire it’s because God loves you (Hebrews 12:6-19; John 15:1-2).

Forgiveness and Apology

On September 28, 2012 / Blog, Friends, Inspiration, Leadership, relationships / Leave a comment

Forgiveness and Apology Author: saad When people believe that it is too late to apologize, they actually think that they do not have a second chance. However, too late to apologize means to never solve the problem a mistake has caused. People with this type of mentality will build up more and more unsolved issues as they go through life because there will always be offensive and non considerate people (who never apologize). So the best solution is to always accept an apology, and if a mistake is committed, to always apologize. From the moment a person commits a mistake

As A Christian, Who Are You Giving Your Time To?

On September 25, 2012 / Blog, Inspiration, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

As A Christian, Who Are You Giving Your Time To? Author: Tolani Brendan Mosweu When you spend time reading the Bible – and especially when you read the New Testament, both in the Gospels and in all the books that follow – one thing you are going to realize is that Jesus and his disciples spent a lot of time with those who the Pharisees and others considered to be “worldly people” (“sinners” – or rather, people “not worthy of their time”). In so doing, Jesus and his disciples were able to minister to these people, and were able to

Biblical Characteristics Of A Christian Leader

On September 11, 2012 / Blog, faith, Inspiration, Leadership, Spiritual / Leave a comment

Biblical Characteristics Of A Christian Leader Author: Dr Simon Harding Biblical Characteristics of a Christian Leader Maturity Maturity is one of the primary goals of ministry, both corporately and personally. Paul strove for this for example Eph 4:2. Maturity occurs and is grown by five main elements a) the Word b) Church leaders c) Care and concern of the body of Christ as a whole Eph 4:16 d) suffering and trials of life and e) by the indwelling and teaching ministry of the Holy Spirit. The defining marks of maturity are something that every Christian should strive for. The marks

Balance is Important

On September 9, 2012 / Blog, Family, Gratitude, Health, Inspiration, Leadership, Physical / Leave a comment

Balance is Important by Ying Tan Hi my name is Ying Tan, I am an online weight loss coach and owner of Roccabody Fitness. I had an amazing client who was a very hard working lady. She was motivated, driven, very organized, and always put others first before her self. When she first started with me, she was doing very well, but as time went on, she filled her days full of working, volunteering, family, and sport. The only time she had for herself was when she came home late at night, and by that time, she was too tired

Listening is Key to Life

On September 5, 2012 / Blog, Leadership, relationships / Leave a comment

Listening is Key to Life Author: John Daly So many issues in life. So many important things to deal with. All of those issues that we have to deal with day in and day out, would be helped if we listened better. Remember the old question, “”Why did God give us two ears and only one mouth?” it’s a key point to making things better in our life. Of course the answer is that we should listen twice as much as we speak. This is one point that I try and work on all the time in my life. There

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