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Luke 8: 22-25, Isaiah 43 & Philippians 4:4-9

Living from a Place of Gratitude: Part 1

Luke 8: 22-25, Isaiah 43 & Philippians 4:4-9

Narrowing the Gap: Part 2

Genesis 1: 1-5, 14-19, John 1: 1-5, John 1: 14,16-18

Though we cannot avoid shadows of life, we can choose how we are going to navigate through them. The view that we hold in any particular season, whether a season of light or darkness, affects the state of our mind, body & spirit.

Genesis 1: 1-5, 14-19, John 1: 1-5, John 1: 14,16-18

Jesus was the Light of the world; with His death all hope was gone. The darkness was a sign from God that Jesus was the life & Light of the world. However as written in the Gospel: three days after His death, Jesus who had died, arose from the dead & in the fullness of God’s Divine Light, revealed the gift of new resurrected life to those who had experienced total darkness.

Genesis 1: 1-5, 14-19, John 1: 1-5, John 1: 14,16-18

Regardless what type of darkness we may experience in our life, we can always trust that God; the Giver of life, will never leave us in the darkness. The darkness may come in one form or another, but it will always be temporary.

Psalm 23

For Christians, Easter is known as the holiest day of the year for it marks the celebration of the day that Jesus overcame death & eternal life was offered to all believers. In the Bible, we read that during those forty days leading up to Easter, Jesus & his twelve disciples journeyed together to Jerusalem, preparing themselves for what had been proclaimed to them by the prophets, the holy scriptures & by Jesus himself over the years.

Psalm 23

The Psalms are holy proclamations of the goodness of God, of His comfort & endless mercy, grace, & love for us. They are words that will sustain us through all our days, words that are worth remembering as we journey through our days making choices that will inform & shape our lives. They are words we need to share & reflect, words that will guide us home.

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Generally, it is said that there are many types of prayers in the Bible: prayers of thanksgiving, praise & adoration, supplication, confession, petition, & intercession & many others. However, there really is no limit to what we may lift up to God in our prayers.

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

When you pray in faith with hope, you turn yourself toward God, trusting fully that God is faithful & makes all promises real.

Isaiah 9: 2-9;6-7 & Luke 2:35-37

We read in the Gospel of Luke chapter 2 that in God’s time: “An angel of God appeared to a young women named Mary proclaiming that a baby was to be born & He would be named Jesus. The angel foretold that this baby would be great & would be the Son of the Most High, & the Lord God would give Him the throne of his ancestor David. He would reign over the house of Jacob & of His kingdom there would be no end.”