Intuitive Meaning

It is very possible that no tale from the Bible is more popular or recounted as frequently as the Old Testament account of David and Goliath. One of God’s best lessons of faith comes with this story and that lesson is if you trust in Him, no problem is too large to tackle. When seen through God’s eyes, what may seem to us to be insurmountable problems become less intimidating. With him behind you, you can handle anything.

I married my husband, Tim, shortly after college and we left to serve as missionaries in Africa for a few years. Our experiences living and serving in Africa prepared us for the rest of our lives, and there are still a lot of times when I recall the lessons that God taught us during those years.

We were created by God to have a relationship with Him and with others. The Bible clearly states that we have a need for strong and healthy relationships, and in Ecclesiastes Solomon writes about some of the wonderful benefits of having meaningful relationships with others.

As counselors, we see people nearly every day who are looking for some type of change in their lives. In studying the Scriptures, we find that there are five elements necessary for complete healing and change.

Keeping a consistent daily quiet time with God is one of the hardest things we face in our Christian life. Why? Because our adversary the devil, knows that therein lays the secret of our strength and victory as believers. If he can get us off track, our power and wisdom are diminished, therefore, it’s essential to develop the habit of regularly meeting with God.

Christianity is at a crossroad and the Christian community is at risk of losing its power to fight back. But we’ve been at crossroads several times through the two millennia we’ve been around.

Christianity is at a point where the Christian community is under attack. We have been here before over the past two thousand years but we survived.

As you live your life day-by-day, there will probably be some times that you think your life really doesn’t make a difference. You may think that no one around you is being impacted by you and the things you do, and that no one would really notice if you were gone.

It is said that Masons refer to non-masons as being profane and this is an insult. Again, their explanation for this will go back to the difference in meaning as applicable to ancient terminology. One would think that if the majority of misunderstandings were based on this concept then much could be put to rest by modernizing their use of terminology.

In the Bible we find a famous story about two very different men. One was a huge man, literally a giant, who did not know God. The other was a small young man who knew God, loved God, and aimed to follow God’s calling for his life.