Learning to live after loss blog
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Does Acts 2 Promote Socialism?
Acts 2 describes a Spirit-filled church where believers shared their resources to meet each other’s needs. This passage is often debated regarding its implications for socialism. However, the focus is on voluntary generosity led by the Holy Spirit, not a mandated redistribution of wealth.
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The Day the Spirit Rained Down
On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit poured out with unstoppable power, transforming ordinary lives and launching a movement that would change the world. Through moments of worship, surrender, and faith—even in our struggles—God’s Spirit moves and comforts. We are invited to live boldly knowing Christ has conquered death for us all.
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The Promise of Comfort
No matter your story, you are never alone. Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit brings comfort, healing, and hope that transforms sorrow into peace. As we share our stories and embrace God’s Spirit within, we find courage to awaken our hearts to the fullness of divine love.
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Let Not Your Hearts Be Troubled
Biblical Hope is not making a wish and blowing out birthday candles. It is a sure expectation that what God promised will happen. Jesus told His disciples He would be leaving them but assured them that the Comforter would come. This promise provides real hope and peace, even in troubled…
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Introduction to Courage for the Journey
I feel God’s pleasure when I speak truth motivated by love. I acknowledge that it is not always easy, but it is always good. By coming alongside others with love, I believe God can instill real courage.
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New Podcast Coming in September
I am taking a short break to work on a new podcast. I will update you when we get closer to its launch in September.
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Finding Peace in “What IS” Certain
By focusing on ‘What IS’ certain we can ground ourselves in the present moment and find peace. Embracing reality as it stands helps us counter the uncertainties of ‘What If’ scenarios, allowing us to manage anxiety and live a more peaceful, centered life.
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The Journey to Saying It Is Well with My Soul
In Courage to Live, I discuss the struggle I have with saying it is well with my soul. I define soul as the immaterial part of us that houses who we are as a person. Sometimes it is well with my soul, sometimes it most assuredly is not.
