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"I believe that the ultimate end of life is to know God, the Holy One. I believe, in knowing God, there comes wisdom and there comes also the temporal blessings of life, but it has to be in the right order. We don't pursue the blessings, the temporal, but we pursue the knowledge of the Holy One." Quote of Derek Prince. What do you pursue? Episode #39 "Hi, my name is Gladys, and this is my testimony". Listen now!
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Julius Goodwin, the spiritual trainer and host of the podcaster of The Ministry of Nutrition, shares his insights on the word that has been given to me by God "a weak body, a weak mind, a weak soul". A conversation filled with many food for thoughts! How food has separated us from God. How we can boost our spiritual walk with God by eating the right food for our body. How we can surrender our bodies to God through food. And so much more! Listen, take notes, pray and follow Gods' lead.
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"A weak body, a weak mind, a weak spirit", that's a word that God has recently given to me. No high science, one might think. But still, a knowledge that is regularly forgotten when we are battling mental, emotional, and spiritual fights. Causing us to misinterpret situations and make wrong conclusions. Not for our good, but for our bad. Getting a good view of it all is essential for our well-being. Listen to know more.
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I need more! How do I get more? More money, more success, more happiness, more peace. More... I just need more. I've been striving for more, but it's taking way too long. I need more. What is this needing more saying about me? And how do I stress for more if "The Lord is my Shepherd and I shall not want?" Let's dive into the topic in this episode.
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Seasons come and seasons go. We enjoy one more than the other. We look forward to one more than the other. But the pleasant and the unpleasant seasons seem to be inseparable from the other. Why is that? Can't we just have the pleasant ones and do away with the rest? What's the sense in all of this? Listen to the episode to know the answers.
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