Showing posts with label God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label God. Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2011

Use It Wisely



We might think our efforts to preserve God’s world aren’t valuable. But we can all work together to do our part. Buying and consuming less, repairing instead of replacing it, recycling, reusing, and simplifying are all the best stewardship practices.

One way we can testify of our love for God and to express our gratitude for what He has done is by tending and keeping the earth and all that it offers. Until God returns, let’s use our world wisely.

Friday, May 27, 2011

Optimism

It’s usually through our hard times, the unexpected and not-aacording-to-plan times, that we experience God in more intimate ways. We discover all unquenchable longing to kow Him more. It’s passion that isn’t concerned that life fall within certain predictable lines, but a passion that pursues God and knows He is relentless in His pursuit of each one of us.


Source: 365 Days Brighteners

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Hard Times

It’s usually through our hard times, the unexpected and not—according—to—plan times, that we experience God in more intimate ways, we discover an unquenchable longing to know Him more. It’s a passion that isn’t concerned that life fall within certain predictable lines, but a passion that pursues God and knows He is relentless in His pursuit of each one of us.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Able to Forget? ~ Food for the Soul

One of the most precious gifts God has given us is the ability to remember. There are plenty of hurts and disappointments in life that we should forget. but good memories become a treasure chest of priceless reminders of relationships shared and joys experienced.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Word of God

When we give the Word of God space to live in our heart, the Spirit of God will use it to take root, penetrating the earliest recesses of our lives. - Ken Gire


Source: 365 Days of Brighteners

Saturday, March 12, 2011

What's in our hands?



What’s in our hands? Our lives are in our hands. We choose whether we’ll waste the hours, days, weeks, months, and years in our own quest or if we’ll live an obedient life that’s useful to our God. We will be surprised at what God will achieve in us and through us as we obediently do what He asks. Our life will be useful as we serve God faithfully all the way through others. This are what the thinking of all the volunteers who give their service in the Manav Parivar. Some of the effort which was given by the volunteers are here for me to share.

Registration Counter with 5 laptops and volunteers in white uniform giving their free service to such a huge act of humanity. Volunteers entered the names of the patients in the special software created at the Manavparivar Medical.

Manav Parivar provides a medicines outlet where all patients are given free medicines after being checked and examined by the volunteer doctors.

In the kitchen- more than 70 female volunteers at a time preparing rotis for the patients where lunch was given free to all. More than 425 kg wheat floor being used to make rotis and dal.

In the other side of the kitchen, men are those who mixed the food that will be given to many as part of the lunch of all people who visit the place.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

The Door of Hope


Poor and homeless kids with ram-roti given to them by manav parivar volunteers as part of food distribution activity. When we feel that life is difficult and hopeless, remind us that you are a God of infinite posibillity and hope. Hope should always be with us.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Thanking God - Passage

Don't simply than God for the many blessings you have received. Also thank him for He has chose you to be a special blessing to others.

Monday, May 31, 2010

My Words to God

Lord, I have os many questions. “Why this and why that?” I’m like a curious child. I’ll bend your ear when I finally get to heaven and can ask them all. It occurs to me, though, that by then none of them will matter. I will be just so happy to have made it to the place you’ve prepared for me, where cares and worries, sickness and fear do not exist. Then all that is unknown to me here will be known, and I will have full understanding and wisdom as you promised.