Faith

We were riding down a highway, through a lovely countryside. I love this route. It has rolling hills and valleys, lush with grass, even at this time of year. (In the Springtime, it is even more beautiful.) We were on our way to Nacogdoches, for my eye doctor appointment.

If you are like me, you have been through situations in which you felt you were in faith, but you weren’t sure if you had connected with God and received the answer. How do you know that you have believed and received from God?

One thing that irritates me is people talking behind my back. I want to be part of the conversation because I know more about me than they do. Or at least I think I do While in the mall recently, I passed two people, and I heard one say, 'Doesn't he look stupid?'

First son breathed in the YH and then breathed out WH. The name of G-D, YHWH. Every single one of us from the beginning of time as from the moment of conception, was created. We are born inhaling G-d’s name, and we depart exhaling His name: YH... WH. I believe we live in eternity.

I walked into the dining room, surprised to see dirt scattered over the floor. There’d been no children here. So, what happened? Beneath the window, I had placed two pot plants that, I had managed to keep alive. One was healthy, the other barely alive.

We are all created with the ability to believe. Everyone believes something.

by Dr. James L.

“ And hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us.” __ Romans 5:5 We feel it, honor it, and respect it. We handle it differently as we mature.

I was still way too sick, to be doing this. Yet, here I was. This is the only day out of the month; that this happened. So, I was just praying; I would be able to make it. There was a line of cars. I was probably tenth in line. I usually planned it that way. I would be sitting here for an hour.

The largest barrier for many in the subject of healing is the belief that God is the one responsible for our healing. The theological positions vary from “God wants you sick for His glory”, to “He can heal, but will He?”, to “If it be His will”, to “why doesn’t God do something?”.