Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday With the man-made Christmas drama behind us in a year filled to the brim with uncertainty, we can now focus on the new year of 2021. Which has every tendency to be more of the same as we will do our best to carry just as much of 2020 into it as we can. It seems these days, the majority thrives on drama to drive their daily reason for existing. Truth is, at one point in my life this this was my lifestyle as well. I was so insecure in “who I am” that I couldn’t

Sunday’s Monday I watched a sermon series from Pastor Andy Stanley titled “What Does Love Require Of Me” and it struck a spiritual never. The series is great, and I recommend viewing it on YouTube. There are many reasons to visit this issue but for today “it is Christmas” as many refer to it as the season of love. Most Christians specifically base love on acts of kindness which they perform for others in the name of Jesus. For nonbeliever’s, love seems to be based on far more

Sunday’s Monday I love watching the sunrise (even if it does rise in the early am) there is something cleansing and renewing about those rays of warm bright light breaking the horizon. It brings a feeling of peace as the light chases away those unsettling things of darkness and restores my ability to see everything more clearly. Fear is instantly brought to a minimum as spiritual strength is renewed with a clear resolve for today. This is why I find daybreak to be the ultimat

Sunday’s Monday I am still learning how to live with a revelation that God gave me many years ago. As I was traveling to work one morning talking with Jesus, I heard Him (plain as day) say, “you have jokingly stated many times that you are your own worst enemy and I would like for you to finally realize that you are!” Well, I took immediate offense to the statement and shut down that conversation point haste! However, Jesus had spoken, and I couldn’t get His words out of my m