Who am I?

Various people throughout the Bible who were seeking clarity have asked the question to identify their calling or purpose in life. A person is born into a family that raises them in morals and beliefs. In addition, society’s influence impacts some perceptions. The expectation is often to carry on with family traditions, but this is…

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Why Agape Love?

One searches for that love that will not reject, criticize, humiliate, or shows resentment.  Yet scarcely does one find such a love. Thus, it is with a great compromise that we stay in a relationship called love. Although it could be a family member, spouse, or friend, some offense does appear. As a result, we may go on for some time disgruntled until that sticky situation is, resolved, by an apology which one may choose to accept or not. Then there may be pended hurt that is swept “under the rug.”

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Three Considerations for your Spiritual Growth

THE VISION Vision is what appears to you. It is the power of seeing when one has a perception of where and what they want in life. There is wisdom in planning for the future—the inventiveness of orchestrating a path that enables the desired outcome. “Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he…

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Step Out of that Room

One may be in a room and don’t realize that a key is not needed to get out. That person needs to turn that knob and walkthrough. When one is at the place alone, the thought process remains the same. That frantic searching for a solution and the inability to identify a solution can leave…

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Finding Self

Four Analytic Perspectives Knowing one’s thought process is imperative to a process outcome. As one’s thought-forms into action, the reflection is the character. It is how a person deportment who are you? What do you think of yourself? As the dictionary puts it, the thought process uses one’s mind to consider something to retrieve in…

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