The old line is so true, which states, “What you behold you become.” What we practice day in and day out we will so identify with it that we will become it. This is why our identity with Jesus is so important, as we see ourselves in Him we begin to take on His characteristics …
A woman bought her husband a bass fiddle with the hope that he would learn how to play it. As the weeks and months passed, he only played one note. In her quest for him to get beyond the one note, she took him to a concert. As the orchestra was performing, she pointed to …
The great Leonardo DaVinci said, “Iron rusts from disuse, stagnant water loses its purity, and in cold weather becomes frozen; even so does inaction sap the vigors of the mind.” Inaction also lowers our opinion of ourselves. We cherish or should cherish the words of the founding fathers of the United States that talk about …
Claude M. Bristol was a newspaper reporter. He studied the religions of the world and watched them operate. In hospitals, Claude some people die while others who were just as sick get well. He watched football teams win while other teams who had just as good material lost. He studied the lives of the greatest …
We don’t need new ideas or methods to heal our emotions. That might sound somewhat strong, but it’s true. Living in a world that has become bombarded with every kind of cure, every kind of new approach, it would do us good to go back to one of the oldest pieces of literature in existence …
