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I don’t have a cross…
Master, how do I carry my cross? Master, what shall I use to fashion my cross? Master, how do I humble myself? Master, how do I live my life as a follower of you when I am but a simple … Continue reading
Can God Sin?
Question for you: Can God Sin? Seems like a silly question, and in away it is, but it is a question that a friend and I were talking about a week or so ago, and it hasn’t left me so … Continue reading
Funny thing forgiveness…
Jesus has spoken many words that we all would love to hear from him, but I would venture to guess that the words “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” would have to be on top of … Continue reading
Posted in catholic, church, easter, Ego, faith, forgiveness, Freedom, Life, Love
Tagged blessed, boundaries, christ, Christians, commitment, compassion, death, easter, Ego, example, father, footsteps, forgiveness, Freedom, Funny, God, Grace, graces, hearts, horde, human, ignorance, individuals, Jesus, Life, Nations, ones, Paul, peace, persecution, pride, Relationship, reminder, Salvation, sin, souls, statement, strength, times, tomb, utterance, word, words, world
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Salvation is a hard road to walk
Have faith the size of a mustard seed and you can move a mountain. Everyone knows that line from the bible and we are often times told that. We are told to “Just have a little faith” and things will … Continue reading
Posted in faith, Life, Love, prayer, Salvation, selfhelp, Works
Tagged 1 Corinthians 15:58, accept jesus, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain, bible, faith, faith alone, faith and works, God helps those whom help there selves, god's grace, hell, Jesus, lazy, Moses, move mountains, mustard sed, my dear brothers, Salvation, sin, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, suffer, Therefore, trust, Works
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Politically correct, or is it Biblically correct?
“Neither shall you allege the example of the many as an excuse for doing wrong…” Ex23:2 In today’s politically correct world we are often times asked to join in with the crowed, to follow what the masses are saying, and … Continue reading
Posted in Called by God, catholic, church, education, faith, Life, social justice, youth
Tagged abortion, acceptance, biblical correctness, catholic, catholics for choice, chrsit, church, faith, gay marriage, hollywood, humans, indoctrinated, judgment, mind, moral compass, morals, morern man, pew, political correctness, polotocalally correct, Priest, religion, repent, schools, sin, society, test books, transgression, values, views, world, youth
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My God, My God… What Does it mean?
My God, My God why have you forsaken me? (Mark 15:34; Matthew 27:46) We all have heard this line; we have seen it in the movies and heard it in Church. And most of us think we understand it, to … Continue reading
Posted in education, Life
Tagged fallen nature, fallen people, human condition, humanity, Jesus, Love, my god my god why have you forsaken me, psalm, psalm 22, sin
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Top Ten list of the Church
You ever notice that people really like top ten lists or just list in general. I think it’s because we really don’t have to think a lot about a list, it’s pretty straight forward, you have a list, and it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Called by God, catholic, church, education, Ego, faith, Freedom, Life, Love, Mass, prayer
Tagged authority, blessing, catholic Church, catholic faith, church, curse, earth, Ego, God, Grace, hearts, heaven, Holy Spirit, human, human nature, humanity, Jesus, keys, keys of heaven, kingdom, Nature, Pope, Priest, Saint Peter, scandel, sin, St. Peter, stumble
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Garden of the Soul
The roots of sin run deep in our hearts. Sin, the act of forsaking God, leaves a deep root system that can take years to remove from the garden of the soul. We sin once, we lie or cheat, we … Continue reading
18 Words
How often do we say prayers, but don’t really mean them, or understand them? Think about Sunday Mass, we say the same prayers each week, but do we really stop to think about what we are saying? Take the simple … Continue reading
Sin, God and Us…
Sin is a four letter word, and one that we all seem to like to use. We seem to be drawn to what we know is bad for us, not only here on earth but also in the afterlife. Why is that? … Continue reading
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