How to Overcome the Complaining Habit and Start Living a Happier Life
Have you noticed how some people complain constantly, no matter [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-11-04T12:34:24+00:00November 4, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: aches, adversity, anxiety, Apostle Paul, Betsy ten Boom, blessings, boldness, Caesarea Philippi, Circumstances, comparison, complaining, contentment, Corrie Ten Boom, discord, dissatisfaction, fleas, gratitude, groaning, habituation, heart perspective, imprisonment, Israelites, joke, kindness, laughter, life perception, manna, moaning, Moses, needs, negativity, pains, patience, perception change, Philippians, Praetorian Guard, prayer, Ravensbruck, reasonableness, rejoice, Resilience, resiliencecomplaining, social circles, spiritual complaint department, supplication, Support, survival, taxes, Thanksgiving, water, whining, wise man|Comments Off on How to Overcome the Complaining Habit and Start Living a Happier Life
Silent Sovereignty: Finding God’s Hand in the Shadows of Life’s Tragedies
The recent past stands with its hand waving to ask [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-10-28T14:00:53+00:00October 28, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: biblical lessons, biblical narrative, Book of Esther, coping with tragedy, divine intervention, divine presence, Esther's story, faith in adversity, finding God, God's sovereignty, life's tragedies, silent guidance, spiritual insight, understanding God's plan, unseen providence|Comments Off on Silent Sovereignty: Finding God’s Hand in the Shadows of Life’s Tragedies
The Butterfly Effect of Good Deeds: How Our Actions Make a Profound Difference
Do our deeds make a difference? In 1963, the scientist [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-10-20T21:30:16+00:00October 21, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: butterfly effect, do good, Good Deeds, impact of actions, kindness, make a difference, Matthew 25, positive ripples, profound difference, small acts, social interconnectedness, unintended consequences, unseen influence|Comments Off on The Butterfly Effect of Good Deeds: How Our Actions Make a Profound Difference





