We think of perfection as being flawless. When really, Jesus describes being “perfect” as having the nature of God at all times no matter the circumstance. We cannot allow life to throw us off of who we are, and what we are called to do.

We think of perfection as being flawless. When really, Jesus describes being “perfect” as having the nature of God at all times no matter the circumstance. We cannot allow life to throw us off of who we are, and what we are called to do.

We think of perfection as being flawless. When really, Jesus describes being “perfect” as having the nature of God at all times no matter the circumstance. We cannot allow life to throw us off of who we are, and what we are called to do.

It is not people that “messes up our day.” Nor is it the little frustrations and aggravations of everyday life. It is when we forget the goodness of God, and the blessings that surrounds us everyday. When gratefulness is ignored, negativity magnifies! 

It is not people that “messes up our day.” Nor is it the little frustrations and aggravations of everyday life. It is when we forget the goodness of God, and the blessings that surrounds us everyday. When gratefulness is ignored, negativity magnifies! 

It is not people that “messes up our day.” Nor is it the little frustrations and aggravations of everyday life. It is when we forget the goodness of God, and the blessings that surrounds us everyday. When gratefulness is ignored, negativity magnifies! 

Everyone wants to succeed, and to progress in life. Sometimes that “drive” can distract us from remembering that this life isn’t forever, but Jesus is! Our focus must always stay on what truly matters concerning our whole existence, not just this short lived life.

Everyone wants to succeed, and to progress in life. Sometimes that “drive” can distract us from remembering that this life isn’t forever, but Jesus is! Our focus must always stay on what truly matters concerning our whole existence, not just this short lived life.

Everyone wants to succeed, and to progress in life. Sometimes that “drive” can distract us from remembering that this life isn’t forever, but Jesus is! Our focus must always stay on what truly matters concerning our whole existence, not just this short lived life.

The trauma of life has the potential to close our hearts towards God. There is no special process towards our healing except to just simply let our guards down, open our hearts, and let the love of God penetrate the damage life has done to our souls. It simply takes pure, uncertain, vulnerable trust.