Monthly Archives: March 2011

“We cannot always trace God’s hand, but we can always trust God’s heart.” — Author Unknown Personal Note: We all experience doors being closed, opportunities being lost, disappointments, misunderstandings, broken relationships, confusion, etc.  In many situations, we can’t yet see … Continue reading →

“A foolish man seeks happiness in the distance.  A wise man grows it under his feet.” — Author Unknown Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the … Continue reading →

“If you chase after love, it will always elude you.  But, if you become Love, it will always surround you.” — Author Unknown Personal Note: Over the past few years, I have realized the extreme importance of asking for (and prayerfully … Continue reading →

“If they knock you down, that’s a shame on them.  But, if you stay down, that’s a shame on you.” — Tony Gaskins, Jr. Personal Note: Whenever you feel depressed about anything, always ask yourself “what else can this mean?”, … Continue reading →

“Do not follow your heart.  Lead your heart.” — Author Unknown Personal Note: Things are not always what they seem to be.  We often desire things that we don’t really want.  Be careful what you wish for.  At times, your … Continue reading →

“Until you heal your past, you will continue to bleed.”  — Author Unknown   Personal Note:  I remember visiting my maternal 91-year-old grandfather in the hospital about a week before he passed away.  Observing him laying there in the bed … Continue reading →

“Your happiness grows in direct proportion to your acceptance and in inverse proportion to your expectations.”— Author Unknown Personal Note:  Hold onto the truth that everything (including the timing and nature of everything that happens) is flowing according to God’s … Continue reading →

”There is a unique ministry for you that nobody else can fulfill.” — Dale O’Shields Personal Note: Since you can’t change the past, accept it as if you chose it.  Hold onto this perspective: If you could go back in … Continue reading →