In the last post, we talked about our destination being a relationship with God the Father.  God created us to have a relationship with Him.  So the journey on our road is perusing that relationship.  Now let's look at one of the distractions that keeps us from that goal... the world. The distraction of the world is simply our attempt to *get* things, e.g. the house, car, clothes, money, etc. We are an emotional creature.  Very often we are motivated by our emotions... for self-interests.  Too often our decisions are selfish.  They are made with *our* benefit in mind.  The thing is, this is natural. (Notice I said natural.  This… Continue reading

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Over the years, I've had many doctors ask me how I've been able to establish multiple recurring PASSIVE streams of income via the internet. And, I'm not talking about a few bucks here and there either. I'm speaking of generating anywhere from $100 - $1,000 per day using using a "dependable" blueprint and fundamental principles.

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Our destination on the road of "Christianity" is not salvation.  It is, technically, not Heaven either.  Salvation is the beginning of our journey.  Once we accept and receive Jesus for all He has done for us, Heaven is a given.  Where else would we go? So if our goal is not salvation, or even heaven, where are we going on this road?  What destination should we plug in to our "spiritual" GPS's? Our goal is a relationship with Father God. In chapter 14 of the book John, Jesus tells us the He has come to reveal the Father to us.  In the Old Testament, God was looked at as a… Continue reading

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Aww... size 9. I love this picture. Rustee actually took this picture with her cell phone at my niece's birthday party. Just look at it. We all used to be able to wear those skates. Remember that? The wheels so tight you really couldn't skate... it was more like walking. When I see these skates, I see innocence. I see his endless opportunity. It's mine and Rustee job to nurture that endless opportunity. We need to create and maintain an environment that strengthens his character, builds his confidence, and encourages him to dream big dreams. Life his hard, not easy. Yet, life is simple. Love God… Continue reading