The first tool for healing is the Bible. The second tool is the Holy Spirit. A third tool for healing is prayer. Do you pray? How often do you pray? When I suddenly lost my husband to suicide, I learned the power of prayer. I spent time, on my knees, praying for my heart to heal. Have you ever prayed fervently when you faced a death, divorce or sudden illness? When bad things happen to you, what is your first reaction? Psalm.

The world that we live in is changing. The ground is moving underneath the churches of the 21st century and many are strugeling to find the growth we feel called to. This blog is meant to help churches find the best - and most biblically sound practices - for encouraging vitality in the living body of Christ. Friday, March 30, 2012. The Danger of Idolizing Growth. Think back to the church you grew up in.

Ah, there is so much wisdom in this one book I had to break it down into various posts. These are lines that stuck with me. I hope they will be relevant to my future occupation in the field of health. 8220;It is the c.

Thursday, October 6, 2011. Why is it that when faced with trials of many kinds we are so compelled to flee. Recently, I was struck by the concept that our hope is in heaven and the relief found there instead of our hope in God being our Great God in our here and now.