HOPE: Not wishful thinking: Hope is trust, not uncertainty.
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HOPE: Not wishful thinking: Hope is trust, not uncertainty.
(Apologies for recent non-posting – I was stuck in the hospital …) This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. This next part is through (11) Worship: A Worship that drives out conscious SELF!
The Lord then said, “I am the Lord, and I am not subject to your moods! My Word counts no matter what you’re feeling!”
Grief, as an emotion, isn’t inherently bad for a Christian – it’s a natural response to trauma and part of the human experience. However, if you go through it alone, it can have horrible consequences because:
This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. (9) GOD’s Presence in Grief: Defined as the deep emotional pain and sorrow experienced after a significant loss.
This series is about how GOD is believed to communicate with us all. 8. Inner Conviction: There’s a sense of peace or urgency that aligns with GOD’s will. Here are some examples:
Sometimes GOD communicates with us through imagery or dreams because they go beyond language and culture—engaging our imagination and emotions! These stories provide a personal, vivid link to Divine messages, offering guidance, encouragement, and insight in powerful ways.
Sometimes GOD communicates with us through imagery or dreams because they go beyond language and culture—engaging our imagination and emotions! These stories provide a personal, vivid link to Divine messages, offering guidance, encouragement, and insight in powerful ways.
Sometimes GOD communicates with us through imagery or dreams because they go beyond language and culture—engaging our imagination and emotions! These stories provide a personal, vivid link to Divine messages, offering guidance, encouragement, and insight in powerful ways.
You’ll find many stories online about Jesus appearing, even to non-believers, in their dreams. GOD uses dreams and visions to communicate because they go beyond language and culture—engaging our imagination and emotions!