How to be more rich and happy?

With his mouth the godless destroys his neighbor, but through knowledge the righteous escape (Proverbs 11:9) NIV The power of our words is a theme that runs consistently through the Bible, and is emphasized by Jesus Himself when He says, “But I tell you that men will have to give an account on the Day of Judgment for every careless word spoken. For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned.” (Matthew 12:36-37).

They were terrified, “It’s a ghost,” they said, and cried out in fear. But Jesus immediately said to them: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.”

Do you ever feel that sometimes your life seems a bit stuck and you feel like you are just drifting! This is not a nice feeling and can leave us feeling insecure and lost with no idea of our destination! There has to be more to life than that?

The LORD is to be offered an “acceptable worship” – which is how we live our lives, not how we sing on Sundays. The mood of our entire lives is to be “reverence and awe” for the size of life and eternity – its height, width, length and depth (Ephesians 3:18-19). Encapsulating life is unconscionable and the fact that God is a “consuming fire” should magnify our awe. The fire of God – which is an urgent purging of all wickedness – is completely just.

For all this time, I thought I was praying. At times, I was even impressed with my prayers. And oh, the fear the would beset me if I neglected to pray!

Grace is a Bible subject well worth studying. After all, the entire Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ is centered upon it. God’s grace is the most wonderful thing ever revealed to man. Because of His grace we have hope of everlasting life and a glorious future. This is not a subject to be taken lightly at all. There are varied definitions of grace and each are correct in its particular place. Grace is the revelation of God’s love for mankind and His deep desire to be involved in our lives. When we embrace His grace, we will also experience His peace and joy, which knows no boundaries. Grace is God’s unmerited favor, but so much more. Indeed, all that God does for us is the result of His grace. His goodness is His grace in operation. We all need God’s grace and mercy. And, because of Jesus Christ, we can all experience it in great abundance.

Do you often wonder about your life and what you are meant to be doing with it? You know when we hear “find your Purpose”? Do we have a purpose, a mission that we are supposed to fulfill? But life is a struggle already, how do we take on more?

It’s easy to envisage how a loss of perspective, together with life’s normal dynamism, can seriously undermine our spiritual success in life. It’s angering actually. The more loss of control we experience, the more loss of control we experience. It’s a sinkhole syndrome.

One of the most easily recognized and deeply admired people to live in the 20th century was Mother Teresa of Calcutta. She became known as one of the most inspiring spiritual leaders of all time with an influence that has reached far beyond the borders of Calcutta where she lived and worked among the poor, diseased and down-trodden.

Love, peace, answers. Some things take time, especially if they are God’s. We are made for eternity. For ever, not for the instant. There are times when we don’t get to decide who or what we will be, when we are not in control, when we are at the mercy of something or someone else, when we are waiting for answers.

The idea of getting worried is a common feature even among believers who ought to be spiritually matured. In this article, I will be sharing some reasons why one must not be caught in the web of worry and anxiety.

We find ourselves in a culture where many seek answers to the deep issues of life in spirituality, beyond the boundaries of organized religion. Different needs within people draw them to seek spiritual relief – and for some, esoteric New Age spiritual groups hold a strong appeal.