Now Faith … the Evidence of Things Unseen

The evidence of things unseen.

The hardest part about faith is not seeing. It is a concept that by trusting the words that are spoken by God, who is Elohim (All Mighty), are so sure and true that they take on the same tangible, sensible aspects of hard, physical evidence. To out limited minds and spiritual awareness, anything that is not seen and touchable is difficult to believe. The state of Missouri gained reputation of being the “Show Me” state, because so many of the inhabitants would not believe something unless they saw it. Jesus was quoted in Matthew 12:39 as saying, “An evil and adulterous generation seeks after a sign, …”

A sign: hard, physical evidence

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The Importance of TOAST

With Dr David J Rogers

Foundation Scripture:
Genesis 1:27
Genesis 2:7
2 Corinthians 6:18

1. Made in His image and likeness.
2. Created and breathed into us life.
3. God, YHWH Elohim, will be Father to us, and we will be His Children .

Know who You are and from where You start!

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Ten Years of Opinions

Okay. Today, I went to show a friend who is interested in blogging my pages. I have this one for writing my opinions and others that are newsletters or creative writing. In showing the theme I use and walking him through how easy it is to use (nice run on sentence there), I noted I have been at this with WordPress for ten years this month. Wow!

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A Simple Testimony

My spirit is full. My spirit and mind are full of hurt from seeing a people lost and a Church of hate. These things ought not be so. 

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Twentyfour Years

Daily I wake.
Daily I see your face.
Daily I am amazed.
Daily you persisted, grace.

My friend you were.
My friend you became.
My friend you remain.
My joint adventurer, same.

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Building a personal relationship

I am amazed at the number of superficial relationships I have had. I know the person. They know me. The relationship is by sight, maybe by name, rarely more than that. Neither one having or making time for more than that. Our sociologist-psychologist friends have labeled these as “casual acquaintances” or “non-significant others”: people in our periphery of social existence. As if this is to comfort us by naming the phenomenon. May be as I get older and people I cared about are further away, the people I now meet I would like to know better. For no more reason than they are.

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