This blog is meant to share God and the tiddly trinkets revealed to me from Him.
Monday, June 28, 2010
What's the hokey pokey all about?
As a Christian, God never promised us happiness in our lives, but joy . . . pure joy with Christ as our guide. In all of these situations, God had his hand at work in our everyday lives. We are all still alive, but we have some minor inconveniences going on. It could have turned out differently for each one of us. We must rely on God to protect us. I know you are thinking, but God didn't protect you, you all still got hurt. My answer is, "Yes, God did protect us. We are still alive".
Just like in the hokey pokey, we put ourselves into the circle, and we take ourselves out, then we shake up our lives, but we still continue to play the game . . . life, but as a Christian we have a referee/lifeguard, which is God. He is there in the middle of this hokey pokey life to watch us when we get a little off balanced. He is there to pick us up again and again with the hokey pokey life . . .
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Reflection . . .
After careful reflection, I have decided to keep a blog to note my growth as a Christian in this crazy world that we live in today. I know that my blog is just my opinions, so no need to think that I think inappropriate thoughts/behaviors. It is just a way to express my thoughts and feelings about how I am trying to allow God to work in my life daily! This blog is also meant for me to be immersed into God and His Word, since BSF is on hiatus.
Take this park for instance, it is in the middle of the city of New York. At first, I thought that this was a very strange park. Then, I thought about it. We may see things, people, and other instances that seem very strange at some times in our lives, but God always has a grand way of bringing you full circle. We have to be willing to see the big picture regardless of the tall buildings or trees in the way. We must search for the meaning behind the events or situations that arise. You must also analyze your commitment to having joy (Jesus, Others, and Yourself - Yes in that order!!).
I have realized over the years, that Christianity is not about religion, but about a relationship, a daily relationship. No, I am not professing to be perfect or have perfected this relationship; although, I am committed to continue that daily search/finding that relationship with Jesus.
I want to encourage others and myself to keep my eyes on God and please Him, not others.