Category: Inspiration from Within

LIKE NO OTHER I’m so glad that God doesn’t make cookie-cutter Christians! That would be so boring. We are all unique and we all need to accept our own individuality.  Our personality is a key part of your identity. Some of us are people persons; some are project people. Some …

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GROW YOUR TALENT Are you happy with who you are? Many people are not, and they live in pain and misery all the time because they feel like they’re stuck with themselves. Well, I want to tell you that who you are is not an accident or a mistake. God …

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THE MIND OF CHRIST As Christians we have the mind of Christ, but does that mean that all our thoughts are God’s thoughts? No, because until we reach heaven, we have two natures to deal with. This new nature was given to us when we were born from above, which …

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BRING IT ON Trials and tribulations, welcome! To you, this may sound like an oxymoron, but I say “Bring it on!” Why? Because I know “whose” I am, and I also know that if my God brings me to it, He will also see me through it; for God is …

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I Want a Divorce Yes, I said it. “I want a divorce.” I know this is a very devastating statement to make but I can’t take it anymore and I really want a divorce. I’ve been married for almost fifty years and I’ve endured the lying, the cheating, and the …

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GOD’S PILLARS Growing up, I had always been very meek and timid; this had just been a part of my DNA. I never cared for that part of my personality. However, God’s Word allowed me to overcome that weakness in my personality and character. Now, God and people see me …

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Need a Make-Over As believers, the Bible promises us that one day we’re going to get a new body. This would make some of us wait with eager anticipation. Some may say “Great! No more aches and pains, no sickness or disease.” Yet others may say “Cool, no more wrinkles …

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Copy Me Did any of you have a big brother or sister during your childhood that you just loved to imitate? Or maybe an uncle or aunt to whom you said “When I grow up I want to be just like you.”? I wonder if they realized what a wonderful …

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Fairly recently, I was paid a lovely compliment by a childhood friend of mine. The compliment was immediately followed by an apology, assuming the statement was perceived as flirtatious in nature. This was far from the truth. I assured my dear friend that there was no harm done and I …

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