JB's Personal Brain Defragmenter
Where I write, to be exact.
The author reflects on feeling overwhelmed and the struggle with old mindsets affecting productivity and spiritual focus. They find solace in physical exertion, prayer, and worship, seeking reformatting and renewal. The piece ends with a plea for seeking God's goodness and a resolve to trust in Him despite self-condemnation.
The content emphasizes the unwavering faithfulness and goodness of God, even in moments of personal struggle and self-sabotage. It delves into the transformative power of acknowledging God's love and the importance of repentance. The writer expresses a commitment to praising God despite challenges, seeking His protection and blessings.
The author recaps a recent car accident and shares reflections on recent events, including an encounter with friends and conversations with students. They delve into the significance of names and how they impact relationships. The author draws lessons from personal experiences and biblical passages, emphasizing trust in the name of the Lord for protection and guidance.
The post emphasizes the significance of prayer, wisdom, and rearranging one's life. It highlights the privilege of prayer, the transformative power it holds, and the need to let go of burdens like unforgiveness. The accompanying scriptural references reinforce the themes of trust, rejoicing in God's greatness, and finding joy in His blessings.
"In all, the unifying equation is trusting in Emmanuel, God with us."
Before anything else I'm sharing this coming Sunday, and we'll be talking about Part 4 of the book 'God Without Religion' by Andrew Farley. Part 1 we talk about how the Law's purpose was for us to be silent; that is, that we would come to the end of ourselves, that we would stop relying... Continue Reading →
...let us take heart. Christ remains to be the Truth. And just as Christ is the Truth, it is also Christ who gives the growth.
Look how He lifted me His grace and mercy is my testimony!
Yes, I have been away. But the thing is, I've been praying a whole lot more. Like, back when I had a more religious mindset more, only this time I'm praying - well, just like before, I'm praying now because I'm more or less at wits' end regarding a little more in my life than... Continue Reading →
So I'm probably going to be speaking to the Junior and Senior High kids for the first time this year tomorrow, unless I'm told otherwise. I thought I'd be starting a new theme with them, and I might - Mere Christianity is looking to be a good book to follow along with them (or, if... Continue Reading →
JB's Personal Brain Defragmenter 