Life Guides From Our Spiritual Advisor
The Gift-Giving Golden Rule
In a world chasing the biggest and newest, the most meaningful gifts still come from the heart. When we honor the giver, even simple offerings become treasures.
Don’t Shoot – It’s Me!
Hold your fire—negative self-talk wounds. This article reminds you to speak life, embrace God’s truth, and remember: you are greatly loved.
Go For The Goal
Dreaming fuels 200 songs—and life goals. This life guide tells us to pick something, start small, do your best, and dream with purpose.
Making Memories and Giving Thanks
True gratitude isn’t wanting more—it’s cherishing what we already have. Enjoy this article on sharing thanks with those we love- plus a Thanksgiving game!
Thanksgiving is Thanksliving
Gratitude isn’t just seasonal. Thanksliving means an attitude of daily gratitude for people, memories, and blessings every day—not just on holidays.
The Path to Contentment #3
Even the smallest gestures can pry out some good moments. When we choose to do good with our time, we create ripples of kindness that can brighten the world.
The Path to Contentment #2
More on the path to contentment, this life guide focuses on a small, but essential, quote that could make a big difference if you apply it to your life.
The Path to Contentment #1
Embrace the masterpiece and gift you are. This life guide invites you to participate on a journey of self-acceptance on the path to contentment.
From Tiny Acorns Mighty Oaks Grow
“The people should not think that small beginnings are unimportant.” Zech. 4:10 It takes an oak tree 20 years to start producing acorns and it doesn’t reach peak production until
Handling Temper Aright
Handling our tempers can get pretty difficult. Lucky for you, you have found this great article that shares guidance about managing the feeling of losing it.
Pause to Smell the Roses
If someone told you to “Wake up and smell the roses,” what are they suggesting? Likely a call to be mindful about what’s happening right here, right now.
“To Err Is Human” – Why?
The idea goes that making mistakes is just a natural part of being human. Why? Well, because there has only been one perfect human, Jesus.