Author: Jim Stephens

If I don’t keep my heart God-focused and maintain a deep God-consciousness, I will fall into the pattern of short-term, self-gratification thinking and living.

I know people who have wandered off from God’s truth.

It’s possible, even likely, that the most disharmonious thing I can do is to wish ill toward someone or to bad-mouth God loves and desires to bless.

Rightly relating to others really is hard work!

Godly wisdom is much more than being clever or smart.

Friends, let’s be people who, like Father Abraham, “trust God so much that we are willing to do whatever God tells us to do!”

Whenever I let harsh judgment win over kind mercy, I’m out of harmony with the heart of God.

We need all the wisdom we can get, so let’s keep asking our generous God for it!

What if I could learn to see life’s challenges as God sees them?

It’s been such a good experience for me, going through the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts this way!