Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday One of my major pet peeves with religion is the complication and division. Religion comes on the seen with rules that are supposedly based on biblical fact when in actually man has added his own twist to the rules and commands Jesus left with us. Take note most spiritual denominations come with a denominational based belief that’s divided believers through minuscule differences. I can remember years ago my pastor and I went to Hickory, NC to join in a prayer r

Sunday’s Monday A friend (Archie Ferguson) made the statement a week or so ago comparing his individual prayer time to his corporate prayer time with God. I can’t remember his exact wording, but his bottom line is, when he meets with Jesus individually, only he and Jesus are present. No other person can enter that space, it’s his time to stand with the Lord and build on their relationship. Days after hearing Archie’s words God still had this subject on my mind, He wouldn’t al

Sunday’s Monday It seem that most of us have lost the wisdom to acquire an emergency fund or a nest egg (something to fall back on). Our number one excuse is we barley have enough to get us through today. That being said, I would like for each of us to take a good look at what we have. Then compare it to what we actually need. For most of us if we’re honest, we should be shocked to find our lives filled with things we could easily live without. It appears progress has changed

Sunday’s Monday There is an interesting question that each of us need to be asking ourselves every day. People hear what we say and the see how we live. Question, Do they match up? Are we living according to what we know, or do we have a secret? Are we caught up in a double standard of life versus words and do we complicate things to hide our little secret? We all contain double standards, good versus evil and sometimes in our weakness we try to live both. However, it be hidd