Rick Warren says, “Don’t confuse your self-worth with your net worth. Your value is not determined by your valuables.” How true this is. Our value isn’t tied to things. Our discount is in that which can neither depreciate nor can it be lost – the love of God. Your creator loved you before bringing youContinue reading “VALUE VS VALUABLES”
Category Archives: Meaning
THE COST OF FAITH
In the words of Pastor Martin Luther King Jr., “There are some things so dear, some things so precious, some things so eternally true, that they are worth dying for…” One way of defining value is usage or benefit. We value something based on how important the benefits are to us. Another way of definingContinue reading “THE COST OF FAITH”
Priceless Nevertheless
A painting by Pablo Picasso recently set a new world record for the most expensive artwork to be sold at auction after selling for $179m (£115m) in New York. It has been said beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. I don’t know about you, but my eyes certainly can’t see a bit ofContinue reading “Priceless Nevertheless”
The Cost of Greatness
There is often a cost associated with a miracle. Mary carried a miracle in her belly. No other woman in history had the distinction of birthing the Son of God. It was a one-time event in history. However, for 30 years she was viewed as a woman who was often judged, shamed by public opinion,Continue reading “The Cost of Greatness”
Putting Things Into Perspective
“That Monday [after receiving disappointing sales figures of my movie “After Earth’ and shortly afterwards learning my dad had cancer] started the new phase of my life, a new concept: Only love is going to fill that hole. You can’t win enough, you can’t have enough money, you can’t succeed enough. There is not enough. TheContinue reading “Putting Things Into Perspective”
Living for Work vs Work for Living
Most of us hate Mondays. By this I mean too many of us love the good life but hate working and are ready to grab any excuse not to. But James Robertson is an exception. He loves working and his uncanny work ethic and determination is guaranteed to leave any rational mind stunned with admiration.Continue reading “Living for Work vs Work for Living”
Doing Your Best
An elderly carpenter was ready to retire. He told his employer-contractor of his plans to leave the house building business and live a more leisurely life with his wife enjoying his extended family. He would miss the paycheck, but he needed to retire. They could get by. The contractor was sorry to see his goodContinue reading “Doing Your Best”
World's Greatest Problem
If I told you to name man’s greatest problem many would probably say Satan. Some would mention sin, death, sickness or even pain. What if I told you that insecurity is the greatest problem of human kind? In fact, the insecurity problem is older than humans themselves. Insecurity gunned down Satan, a host of angels as well as ourContinue reading “World's Greatest Problem”
If Tomorrow Never Comes
I have always wondered why most of us leave until late to do nice things to people that matter to us. It amazes me how we may struggle to say a simple word like “thank you” to some one but once same one is deceased we find easy to lavish every sweet word in ourContinue reading “If Tomorrow Never Comes”
Moments that take our breath away
“The lad is not angry he has to leave the party early instead he is really grateful that he was invited in the first place…” these are the words of Comedian Jason Manford spoken recently in reference to a 19 year old teenager with incurable disease who, according to his facebook page (Stephen’s Story) is just tryingContinue reading “Moments that take our breath away”
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