Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday I’ve begun pondering on this subject while unstacking some of the mental boxes from my subconscious that may need discarding. It helps me to inventory my spiritual mental state with God to replenish the old and needless with a new vision. Today I came across some questionable things, as God and I examined memories for righteous value, and this thought came to me. Why do people seek help and then not heed the advice given? Looking into my past, I found that I o

Sunday’s Monday I have been in a few conversations lately where the word sacrifice was used, and I am very concerned about how the word is misused. Since sacrifice is connected with religion, I went to the KJV Dictionary which defines sacrifice (n); to offer to God in homage or worship, by killing and consuming, as victims on an altar; to immolate, either as an atonement for sin, or to procure favor, or to express thankfulness; as, to sacrifice an ox or a lamb. 2Sam. 6 (17-19

Sunday’s Monday I was in a recent Band of Brother’s meeting when one of our pastors gave a remark that I had never heard but was instantly hooked on when he said it. “A rut is nothing more than a grave with both ends knocked out!” Pastor Tom Early. This is now a valuable nugget in my spiritual armory to defeat Satan. This statement has such valuable ramifications when presented as a tool for the betterment of life in every area. Oxford Languages describes rut 1 as, a long dee

Sunday’s Monday These are words I’ve heard my Pastor use for the past 24 years as he describes how sin goes against the grain of God’s creation. God has instilled within each of us an eternal spirit of goodness which has been push down into the depths of this course, calloused covering called a body, and just as a tree our outer shell grows thick and tough over time. Again, like a tree, each year that we grow another layer of worldly teachings and wife’s tales are added for w

Sunday’s Monday A topic which I hear a lot today deals with space, I hear people talk of such things as give them some space or I just need a little space. Dictionary.com describes the noun form of space as, the unlimited or incalculably great three-dimensional realm or expanse in which all material objects are located, and all events occur. Very interesting, however, the space within my subject is in the verb form, to set some distance apart. Have you ever thought about what