CANCER NEW MOON, VENUS OPPOSES SATURN, MERCURY SQUARES NEPTUNE – Angels & Astrology w/ Teri Hunter

Celebrating in the holiday season with purpose and intent can be difficult with small children. Here are some simple and sacred ideas that you can implement in your daily life to teach your children about Winter Solstice.

The great spiritual leaders of the past possessed a quality that was, and still is, hard to describe. This quality gave them the ability to change a person with a single look.

Jewish wisdom teaches that leaving unexamined a dream or synchronicity can be likened to receiving a letter from Divinity that we leave unopened. Coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous. It was a serendipitous moment then that led to my unexpected re-consideration of the Tarot.

God gave us promises of sufficiency so we can have a sense of security regarding our material needs. With them, He also provided enough exceptions to the rule so we may never be tempted to judge another believer because he has less. In God’s eyes, that person might really have more! The following is from our book, The Prosperity Movement, to show what is the biblical attitude toward money for ordinary believers:

We might all laud the inspirational qualities of those who have ‘willpower’, always limiting ourselves from that sense of providence in our lives. No more! We, too, can have this thing called willpower. Our wills have power when we align ourselves, and our desires, to the will of God, and divine desire.

Do you know someone or perhaps you might feel as though there are experiences that seem to keep showing up in your life with a familiar pattern or set of circumstances? When we, as humans, haven’t truly allowed ourselves to heal, release and ultimately let go, we can and often do repeat patterns that we really wish were broken. Somehow, it feels like no matter what you do things keep showing up the same way or just slightly different but in the end the results or lack of results are the same.

Are you feeling like giving up on that assignment, business, career or relationship? The feeling to quit can be so strong and frustrating; it occupies your whole mind and affects your reasoning. And you think that if you throw in the towel, you will have peace. I can well assure you that quitting is not the solution. This article tells you how to overcome the force of giving up the good.

Does it seem as if life is moving from pit to prison for you or from better to worse? And the scriptures seem not to be fulfilled in your life? I have good news for you; you may be on your way to the palace! This article is to encourage you on the journey to your promised land.

TO BE READY. That is the number one reason to live a godly life in advance. If we would choose otherwise, and many people do, and most ashamedly some Christians do, we would compromise on our preparedness to think, say, and do what must be done. Let us make no mistake; Jesus requires us to be in a state of readiness. This is what being Christian is all about.

Is this an impossible scenario? I mean, how can anyone be a 21st century “Foolish Galatian?” Galatia no longer exists, so how can there be 21st century Galatians, foolish or otherwise? Quite simply, because we’re dealing with a spirit, an evil spirit, and spirits live outside of time. This means the passing of nearly 2,000 years means nothing to these spirits and they are as active today as they were in the first century leading gullible and foolish Christians astray.

People in general put a lot of effort into their work, hobbies, and other parts of their lives so they can succeed, but what about their spiritual side? You can see the effects of having a developed spiritual side, or not, but what are the benefits of being close to God? What do you gain in this life from letting God lead you and give you a purpose?

How do Christians keep their faith in the 21st century, living as they do in an increasingly secular world? This is the question that the London-based Awareness Foundation aims to address. The recently released findings of the 2011 census for England and Wales confirm the increasing secularism of this once highly Christian country where the monarch is still head of the State Church.