Throughout the years Jesus Christ walked the earth, He was tempted on some occasions to lose sight of His purpose on Earth. Notable among the temptation is what happened in the Wilderness. I would, however, want to point out another situation in which He was tempted and how this recurs in our daily lives.
One of the challenges in communication that I have identified has to do with the listener being able to get the thoughts of the speaker or the initiator of the communication. It happens that what is heard might be very different from what is said because many people have a kind of “filter” in their listening or hearing which is created by their personal experiences in life or even because of the person speaking
Purposeful living can be derived from accepting that we have a creator who has confirmed by the Resurrection that life doesn't end here. There is more to life than meets the eye which only He can show us.
This piece presents some ways we can look at life's deep questions from a perspective of a relationship with God
One who is so much engaged in satisfying all sorts of fleshly passions and pleasures might find it difficult to embrace the fact that what we do with our bodies actually determine who is our lord whether we admit it or not.
As stewards of the days given to us by God in this pilgrimage, it is our responsibility to make life out of the years we spend as pilgrims.
Value every role you play in the body and God will reward your Labour of Love.