explorefaith.org Reflections Newsletter
January 25, 2006

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In this issue
  • What Are You Asking?
  • Reflections for Your Journey
  • New Year's Resolutions: Bah! Humbug!
  • The Harshest Winter Finds in Us an Invincible Spring

  • Reflections for Your Journey
    Reflections for Your Journey





    Stretching Our Souls
    Throughout our journey, it is the mental, emotional and spiritual growth we make that defines our lives, that improves our lives.

    Growth affects almost every aspect of our lives. Our thinking, our beliefs, our minds, our philosophy, our morals, values and ethics, our politics.

    How we grow affects our relationships with our family and children, our friends, our co-workers and our jobs. It affects our very outlook and enjoyment of life, our heart and our happiness.

    And it is ultimately our growth that affects our relationship with God. As Paul wrote, Rather speaking the truth in love, we are to grow in every way into Him who is the head, into Christ.

    by Earle Donelson
    from "Life is the Great Adventure"


    New Year's Resolutions: Bah! Humbug!
    Lifelines: Exploring Life Issues







    By now, most of us have broken our New Year's resolutions. Good. Now we can set some meaningful goals.

    What do I mean by meaningful? ...

    by Jerry Harber, D. Min.

    from "New Year's Resolutions: Bah! Humbug!"


    The Harshest Winter Finds in Us an Invincible Spring
    The Rev. Margaret Jones


    One year was particularly sad for me, but that was the year I found a small wall hanging with a quote from Albert Camus written on it. The quote was, The harshest winter finds in us an invincible spring.

    I hung it in my bedroom and memorized it. By the grace of God, I learned that Camus is right. ...

    by The Rev. Margaret Jones
    from "In the Deepest Darkness...an Invincible Light"


    What Are You Asking?

    Pastor, Author and Speaker Tom Ehrich responds to your questions about God, faith and living spiritually.

    What exactly does it mean when we say "God is in control"?

    Could you please explain what the differences are between spirituality and religion?


    Tom Ehrich

    I feel like I have been wasting my life. What do I do?

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