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When Jesus comes walking to the disciples on the storm of the water. He says fear not it is I Be of good cheer. Jesus tells them what not to do, who he was, and he told them how they should feel. Listen to the attitude God wants you to have stepping off the boat into the […]
Invitation includes holy listening. When we invite someone to take a closer look at Christ and his church, very often we will hear them say no, if we can it would be good to ask them why? We can then engage in holy listening. Very often in God conversations we are listening to respond to […]
Consider it joy when you face trials and tribulations. It has been my experience that I am always in one of three places in life as a Christian. I am either going in to a trial, in the middle of a trial, or coming out of a trial. The faith of all saints as listed in […]
When you fear rejection, remind yourself who you are in Christ and then you will be able to have victory over the fear of rejection I am a child of God. I am a friend of Jesus. As a child of God, I am a fellow heir with Christ. I have been accepted by Christ. […]
We are human beings looking for validation. We have the tendency to make decisions based on what other people might think. We can have a dose of the Somebody-Nobody syndrome, which believes if I win I will be a somebody if I don’t, then I will be a nobody. It is clear from our bible […]
Anger is a secondary emotion it tells you something. It could be that you have a hurt or an unmet need. The brothers of Joseph are angry with him because of the coat of many colours, which shows their dad’s was favouring one son over the rest, so they are jealous so they hated Joseph. […]
Sadness is a very important emotion to experience. Science tells us that when we are sad, it conserves energy and gets us to consider what matters most. Sadness gets us to ask the tough questions. In sadness there are too many demands for one person to handle and we can outsource some of the pain. […]
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