Just remember, when considering this question, be sure to differentiate between God and Religion. Many people get them confused. They are not synonymous.

Faith should be viewed more like a relationship than a means to get something. God is not a Genie.

We expect results without exercising our faith. But as previously stated, God told us that having faith without working it out will yield no return.

When we believe something in our minds it is comprised of thoughts and ideals that we hope are factual.

Isaiah was the first person that God gave a glimpse of the soon coming Messiah. But it was not at all what people had been expecting. Jesus was average, not special at all, naturally.

A Reimposed Blessing is a Blessing that was given to us in our past, but considering all of today’s challenges, we will have to force it back into our lives, to be accepted and put in place, for it to operate as the truth, like it was originally intended by God.

If you are tired of getting what you’ve been getting, Then, you need to change what you’ve been doing.

Change, what you do, then you will Change what you get.

Keep doing what you’ve been doing, Then, you will keep getting what you’ve been getting.

Some seem to believe that one can learn, all there is to learn about a thing, and once that happens you now have become an expert in that area.

That line of thinking suggests that there are boundaries and limitations to our capacity for learning. That would be incorrect.

Experientially learning is just simply the process of learning through our experiences. In other words, we learn through the reflections of doing.

When we were children, we had no problem believing in good things happening for us. Tooth fairy, Santa Claus, Easter Bunny. But what about now?

Is there anyone who will attest to who we are? Is there anyone who will say we are great, or at least good at something? Can or will anyone say, they see the good in me?

Information has been embedded in the cells in our body/heart, from the beginning when God made Adam.

When we get that feeling in our gut, that something is going on, we know it’s right.

We know we should listen to it. We know we should go with what it is telling us.

Yet we do not, and too often we end up regretting that we didn’t Trust Our Gut.

Have you had an experience when you felt you should or should not do something, but you didn’t know why?