Soul Postings

Through every stage and situation of life, one thing remains the same: we’re called to be overcomers. Called to not give in to anger, despair, self-will, temptation – anything that can hinder our walk with Christ, or being able to enjoy His goodness.

We know that “love is blind.” But as a society we seem to ignore that hatred blinds too. The more intense the hatred, the less we see clearly. It seems to have today’s world in its grip too, for never have we seen so much hatred openly expressed. Something seems to have triggered an idea that anger and hatred are "righteous". But are they? Unchecked anger too often leads to hatred, then worse. Science has shown that hatred against anyone (justified or not) generally poisons

This Christmas, as we celebrate His birthday, let’s not leave the day with Jesus in the manger. Let’s unwrap our Heavenly Father’s gift and see afresh the magnitude of this eternal, precious gift He gave us--truly a gift like no other. For those who believe God, it contains Hope and His promise to adopt us so we can become His child. As we keep digging deeper into this wondrous gift, we also find ...

Just think, Jesus was the personification, the embodiment, of God. He was God with flesh on so we could see and hear Him – touch Him too so we could know He is real. And so much more.

I was griping up a storm of bitterness toward God in my heart, accusing him of not protecting us as promised when I heard a voice, somehow hearing it, yet not with my ears. It was only three questioning words: “Oh? Don’t I?”

Saying, "Don't throw baby out with the bathwater!" shows how if not careful, we can do that with God's priceless message of hope and help.

God reminded me His promises are true. Before slipping into despair after bad news, He reminded me to turn my eyes on Jesus. I did and ....

“ I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome...

Christmas is a time like no other as we celebrate the most amazing birth in history. But we miss out on things even greater if we stop there