Showing posts with label peace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peace. Show all posts
Sunday, October 8, 2017
The Comfort of God’s Presence
Just when we think we are all alone and have no place to turn, God is there for our comfort and peace. As revealed in the raising of the widow’s son (see Luke 7.11-16) God is always able to comfort our heart when no other comfort is possible. Through His physical touch and presence, His power is enough to defeat death and any other pain that troubles our heart. He has promised to be with us in His Church through Holy Communion. Do you need comfort? Come into the Church and find God’s presence.
Saturday, January 9, 2016
God has something better planned for you
Have you ever heard this statement when you are feeling down
about something in your life? I have and I’m getting sick and tired of hearing
it, not because I don’t believe it, but because I do. Allow me to explain..
In my conversations with many people who use this phrase,
they are sure God means, “Don’t worry honey. I have something better coming
your way. Any day now you should be receiving my blessing and you will be
really pleased.” Then they go on through life expecting that something great
any day, but any day never comes. They are never satisfied.
God DOES have something better planned for us, but it isn’t
in THIS life. Once we realize the something better is eternity with Him, we
will finally stop looking around every corner for raises, better health, a
nicer home, or friendlier friends. Once we realize what God meant when He said
we had to be willing to lose our life in order to gain it, THEN we will live at
peace.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Trust Leads to Peace
In the Parable of the Rich Fool (Luke 12.16-21) we witness
the result of a life void of peace. Rather than trusting that God would provide
for his family, the rich farmer panicked, tore down his already filled barns
and was about to build new larger barns when God called him. When we are unable
to trust in God’s willingness or abilities to provide for the needs of our
family, we run the risk of living in fear rather than peace. God has given us
numerous reasons to trust Him, even offering us the chance to test our trust in
Him. This week’s episode offers a chance to learn to trust God, and experience
for yourself, that trust leads to peace.
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