Good Thoughts are an Impervious Armor (Deep Think #3)
Let’s focus on good that we authentically are grateful for and that we understand. Try filling your thought with good all the time!
Let’s focus on good that we authentically are grateful for and that we understand. Try filling your thought with good all the time!
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Studying this list helps remind me to claim my own qualities and attributes that are derived directly from God.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
Learn to operate according to the law of the divine Mind; learn to let this Mind be in you, for it is the Mind that means health and life and boundless opportunity and recompense.
For Earth Day, here are some links to articles on eco-theology in the Christian Science periodicals for your prayerful consideration:
“Snootzelfruits” is a lot more fun than “shouting ‘what’ from other rooms”!
This is a periodic blog feature I call “grace notes.” It occasionally captures my jottings of incidental gratitude.
I looked at the sea. And in looking at it, all at once I saw the fact of it, the life within it…
Sometimes we don’t feel we can do something we need to, and at other times, we need to get ourselves to do something we really don’t want to do.
…respond to God as the violin responds to the bow of the master. Open your soul and entertain the glory of God and after a while that glory will be reflected in the world about you…
Sending special Easter love and hugs to each and every one of you. Heaping on you all the blessings of the season.
If you are looking for inspiration, or are desiring to jumpstart your practice of prayer, read this book.
As we follow Jesus’ example of washing our own thought, as well as our outlook on others, we will be cleansed and reborn fresh and new and invincible.
– “In a mother’s womb were two babies. One asked the other: “Do you believe in life after delivery?”The other replied, “Why, of course. There has to be something after delivery. Maybe we are here to prepare ourselves for what we will be later.” “Nonsense” said the first. “There is no life after delivery. What … Read more
When reading the Bible lesson this morning Whit Larson was inspired to write down a list of:
1) What God does for man, and
2) What I do.
“What type of atmosphere of thought do I wish to have for myself and for the world?…