The journey has always been to find the self. God is big. We are a reflection of Him. Everything in this world is a reflection of the heavenly world. What? How can that be? This world is lost in a sea of confusion and chaos. How can this world be a reflection of anything good?… Continue reading My God’s Not Dead!
Things have gotten quite confusing. There are a lot of spiritual people out there and we all seem to have our own ideas about the way the world is going. If you listen to us though, we all are saying the same thing but from our own journeys, perspectives, and in our own creative way.… Continue reading The Exodus: Finding Our Way Home
The Bible talks a lot about this beast of a person who is the reason for no hope in the world. He has oppressed us from the very beginning of time having his burdensome finger upon all of us. The heavyweight pins us down whilst he feverishly embellishes in his abilities to control the masses… Continue reading Who is the Anti-Christ?
The golden rule is to treat others as you would like to be treated but what does that mean? Currently, the world loves itself, and that is why we are having so many problems. Our selfishness has added to the great, big, pot of narcissism in the world. The world is narcissistic and so it… Continue reading The Greatest Commandment
God designed this world to teach us. Mostly, we have accepted the program that we designed that tells us we are here to live the best life for the self only and then we die. We accept our superficial lives that offered some good times in the struggle. The program, up until now, has been… Continue reading You Are My World
Whether we like to admit it or not, there is a design created by God. God is organized and does not change. If things go against the natural order of things, we do not experience His pleasure. Instead, we experience death and destruction. That is what we are experiencing today because man makes up the… Continue reading The Eye of God: A Wheel Within A Wheel
Moses was born in Egypt at a time when the Israelites were slaves. Pharaoh wanted to drown all the firstborn Hebrew children because he feared one of them becoming a leader that would take the Israelites out of Egypt. At three months old, Moses was placed in a basket by his mother as she set… Continue reading The Road Less Traveled
Shannie Alvarez 