By BrideOfGodCJ May 15, 2014
Please, visit this Roman Catholic Book and Gift Shop, owned and operated by a devout Roman Catholic woman, make a pilgrimage there, whatever you gotta do, is definitely, to me, a part of a Roman Catholic's lifetime....a definitely place you should visit, if it's your time, if not, you probably can order something over the telephone? ...read more
By The Lord April 28, 2014
I am a ordained Chaplin in Troy, New York for the Glory of God. New York is a difficult state to work as a volunteer Chaplin but for the Glory of God the I been blessed. I am visiting a hospital in Albany and August I will be taking a training to assist Rape Victims in the community working with the police as volunteer everything because God have told me to perseverance is the key. In addition I am assisting and helping individuals in the community in diverse needs. Global Christian Federal Ministries have teach me they have love for the Lord and brothers/sisters because the goals is to assist and help others to know the Lord without no denomination just to Love the Lord. They are not judge the individual because they are people of God. I will continue to give reviews in the way God touch my heart..Given special thanks to Pastors Ortiz for there hard work. Milagros Noriega ...read more
By Guest G. at Judy's Book December 28, 2013
Day Seven is a lifesaver for many people and it sounds like the previous reviewer has some sour grapes. In fact, she has gone out of her way to flame them on multiple websites. Of course they assess you and assign you a counselor based on y... ...read more
If God is your Co-Pilot, you’ve got issues!! Posted onMarch 1, 2013 1 “…He does the impossible thing as naturally as breathing.” These words from Oswald Chambers really cut me when I read them yesterday. As a Christian I say that I believe in Jesus. I put my faith in Jesus. I believe that he can do anything. Than I fail to trust him.Oh, if you would have asked me I would have said yeah, I’m trusting in God. But at the heart of it I really don’t. I “trust” in God, but yet deep down I’m trying to resolve my issues on my own. When I was a kid I remember seeing the “God is my co-pilot” bumper stickers for the first time. How true I thought. Me and God flying through life, both of us with our hands on the controls. After all, that’s what a co-pilot does. According to Wikipedia:In commercial aviation, thefirst officeris the second pilot(sometimes referred to as the “co-pilot“) of an aircraft. The first officer is second-in-command of the aircraft, to the captain who is the legal commander. In the event of incapacitation of the captain, the first officer will assume command of the aircraft.If God is your co-pilot, you’ve got a problem. God is my co-pilot. I’ve got a real problem. I need to be willing to relinquish the controls. If I truly have faith in God, than why do I still have a death grip on the controls of my life? Why am I afraid to let go? One of the things that I’m working towards in my life is to be totally sold out to Jesus. I can’t be totally sold out without letting go of the controls. I need to be willing to let go of the things in my life that are standing in the way of a deeper relationship with God. Why do I have trouble with that, it scares me. As long as I have a grip on the control stick, I can control where my life goes. When I let go and tell God that I’m giving up the controls, I have no idea where I’m heading. That scares me. What if God steers me towards something that I’m afraid to do? What if God steers me to go someplace I’m affraid to go? In Matthew 28:20 Jesus says: “And surely I am with you always.” If I have faith, and if I truly believe that Jesus is with me always, why am I afraid to let go? If Jesus calls me to something that I’m afraid to do, won’t he help me to do it? If He calls me to go someplace that I’m afraid to go, won’t he be travelling with me and remain by my side? I know that He will.My aim this year is to not only let go of the control stick and let God be my pilot, it’s to get completely out of the cockpit. God don’t need no co-pilot. I have a couple of pilot friends, from what I understand flying can be allot of work. It’s hard to enjoy the beauty of the trip when you’re hard at work. I’m going to let go, let God do the flying and I’m going to look out the window and enjoy the journey. What about you? LoDown ...read more
By Triple Tree Biker Church March 09, 2013
This Saturday April 9th we will be having a prayer ride. this is a national ride called the Jericho Ride and is in it's third year. the starting point is Emmaus Road Cafe' 1916 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, PA 17602. The ride is Free and the meal following the ride is Free, 11 AM is sign up and at 12:30 PM the kickstands are up and we are rolling. We will be stopping at Central Park&Longs park in Lancaster to pray and the Pagoda and Nolde State Forest in Reading to pray. Returning to Emmaus Road Cafe' for food and fellowship. Hope to see you there. Love&Respect; Rev info@thetripletree.org http://www.thetripletree.org/jericho ride.html ...read more
By Triple Tree Biker Church April 06, 2011
Whether you are seeing a psychic in person or having a reading over the telephone, it is important to be properly prepared in order to have the most accurate reading possible. Although this may seem unnecessary, there are a number of factors, such as tension, doubt and nervousness, that can stand in t... ...read more
If you are interested in learning about spirituality and would like to take a course or seminar on spirituality 101, there are various places to start. Many people who are spiritual have seen a remarkable change in their lives. It is just a matter of using the lessons taught on your journey to becomin... ...read more