Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday I’ve had to stop watching all media news, I scrutinize social media and even filter some online sermons. The majority of everyone in today’s world has an attitude and temperament equal to that of a Pepsi Cola and an Alka-Seltzer. One word can turn a civil conversation into an altercation equal to that biblical proportion. If you’ve never tried this take a half glass of Pepsi and drop in an Alka-Seltzer tablet and witness the eruption. Now with this example in

Sunday’s Monday I am hearing a lot of complaining, speculation and prophesying over the things that has happened thus far in 2020. What with severe storms, earthquakes, wildfires, and the pandemic of COVID 19, not to mention the ugliest election year in U.S. history. We seem to be living in dismay as we are confused in what to believe as all media sources have lost all integrity, most pulpits are dodging delicate issues, trying not to offend and word of mouth is merely a pers

Sunday’s Monday I would like to share an eye opener with you this week, that I recently had revealed to me. I have always been about hate the sin; love the sinner but it occurred to me that this doesn’t always happen. A lot of the time we unknowingly (or not) lump the two together and hate the sin because it is against the nature of God and the sinner for being in the sin. Truth is we all, at best, maintain a microscopic amount of bias way down deep in the pits of our humanis

I had an article ready to post when I felt it was not what God wanted said at this time. I felt Him give me this encouragement article to help people through this trying time. Inside Ephesians 1:3 (NLT), All praise to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly realms because we are united with Christ. Now, as my Pastor would say, this is where the rubber meets the road. How much do we really understand or even kn