Recovery from addiction does not come in an instant. Just as the children of Israel did not return to the promised land in one day, so we cannot find peace from addiction in a moment. In his book Return to the Promised Land, Rev. Grant Schnarr provides readers with a detailed description of spiritual growth, a journey based on the biblical story of Exodus.
As worries of daily life press down, remember to think, “What is a truth I can use to help me in this situation?.”
Every story in the Bible provides opportunity for insight, guidance and even comfort on our spiritual path. For example, our lives are often like the journey of the Israelites in the wilderness.
Our idea of God has a major impact on how we approach life. Rev. Göran Appelgren explores the nature of God and His presence in our life.
Worry and impatience impact our lives every day. In this article, Rev. David Roth reminds us of some Biblical suggestions for diffusing anxiety and living joyfully —right now.
Readers from around the world respond to the question: “What words from scripture have brought you comfort in a difficult time?”
Are you living according to what you actually believe? Take this self-assessment quiz and see how much you are in integrity.
Read these inspirational viewpoints from various authors about living honestly, consciously, and according to what you believe.
1“Wherefore let him who wishes to be eternally happy know and believe that he will live after death. Let him think of this and keep it in mind, for it is the truth.” (Secrets of Heaven 8939:3)2“One thing I have desired of the Lord, That will I seek: That I may dwell in the house of […]
Quotes on navigating paradox, doubt, faith, and humility.
