SOMETIMES EXPERIENCES ARE NECESSARY TO BRING US TO OURSELVES: In today’s scripture, we see the demonstration of self-condemnation. Self-condemnation represents a theological state of mind which is quite common to all of us. It is one of self-criticism and personal distrust. Luke 15:18-19: Self-condemnation represents a theological state of mind which is quite common to all of us.

SOMETIMES EXPERIENCES ARE NECESSARY TO BRING US TO OURSELVES: In today’s scripture, we see the demonstration of self-condemnation. Self-condemnation represents a theological state of mind which is quite common to all of us. It is one of self-criticism and personal distrust. Luke 15:18-19: Self-condemnation represents a theological state of mind which is quite common to all of us.

We Can Only Get What We Take

In the Forty-sixth Psalm, there is an introduction to the nature of God. On further examination, it seems that this has been misunderstood and that could be one reason peace on earth and goodwill to men has not been experienced. However, it is up to us not to God, but to us. We will not fear, because God is our refuge. If we can gain an understanding of the nature of God and Christ, we shall find that earthly conditions dissolve and that harmony can be brought into our experience not only as individuals but as a united world.

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We Can Only Get What We Take

We Can Only Get What We Take