The tendencies toward worry and anger are a part of our general human weakness that we all experience.[1] Their objects are incidental to the inclination. They are not the cause, and the inclinations remain even when there is no real thing that brings them about. Worry and anger can be triggered by something that is imagined […]
The tendencies toward worry and anger are a part of our general human weakness that we all experience.[1] Their objects are incidental to the inclination. They are not the cause, and the inclinations remain even when there is no real thing that brings them about. Worry and anger can be triggered by something that is imagined
The tendencies toward worry and anger are a part of our general human weakness that we all experience.[1] Their objects are incidental to the inclination. They are not the cause, and the inclinations remain even when there is no real thing that brings them about. Worry and anger can be triggered by something that is imagined
Total abandonment is a concept that exists in both Christian and non-Christian religions even though it is implemented differently between the two. It is also implemented in different ways within the two groups. I was probably attracted to the idea of abandonment because I was strongly preoccupied with my thoughts and desires when I was
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Payroll can be complicated. For that, there’s MinistryWorks. Whether you’re a small church using a volunteer bookkeeper or a large organization with a dedicated finance staff, one common thread connects ministries of all sizes: Payroll is complicated. Payroll requirements and regulations are becoming increasingly complex. It can be difficult to keep up with annual tax
We are told that “If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit”; and also, “Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh.”[1] The Spirit is God’s presence within us.[2] If we want to have strength in our lives for overcoming the draw that sin has over
In human terms, this sounds like a contradiction; but in the spiritual realm, it’s a paradox. This is because inner peace and strength from God do not result from our own thoughts and actions. We open up to them by our passivity or receptivity to the action of God.[1] The Holy Spirit brings them to us
In human terms, this sounds like a contradiction; but in the spiritual realm, it’s a paradox. This is because inner peace and strength from God do not result from our own thoughts and actions. We open up to them by our passivity or receptivity to the action of God.[1] The Holy Spirit brings them to us
In human terms, this sounds like a contradiction; but in the spiritual realm, it’s a paradox. This is because inner peace and strength from God do not result from our own thoughts and actions. We open up to them by our passivity or receptivity to the action of God.[1] The Holy Spirit brings them to us
In human terms, this sounds like a contradiction; but in the spiritual realm, it’s a paradox. This is because inner peace and strength from God do not result from our own thoughts and actions. We open up to them by our passivity or receptivity to the action of God.[1] The Holy Spirit brings them to us
The short answer is: no. The long answer is: absolutely not. I have often heard that after God forgives us, that we need to forgive ourselves: as if God’s forgiveness doesn’t take care of it all. I don’t believe that it is possible to forgive ourselves because it implies that we don’t need God to
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