If you are beating yourself up because of something you said or did, it is time to accept God’s forgiveness, move on, and do better.

If you are beating yourself up because of something you said or did, it is time to accept God’s forgiveness, move on, and do better.
Every time you persevere, every time you are faithful, every time you serve others, you are changing your family tree.
God made each of us as a unique individual, so we really shouldn’t be surprised when we grate against one another occasionally.
When our mind stills and enters deep silence we come to revelation about ourselves. Silence leads us into transformation and toward knowledge of God.
This article presents the many forms of rejection that Jesus experienced. He knows the hurt is causes us. By talking to him and following his teachings, we can overcome the dark feelings caused by rejection with a better understanding of ourselves and others.
As appalled, and possibly offended, as we are when we hear someone bragging, some knowledge of their insecurities hiding just below the surface may allow us some compassion for the offender.
Our bodies may hurt and we can expect suffering, but we must not let our internal joy be governed by our external circumstances.
“Why did God make me ugly/ gay/ black/ short/ stupid/ fat/ handicapped/ sickly?”
The Parable of the Lily / Spiritual Meditations #self esteem
In small doses, guilt can benefit us. But when it runs free, it can cause havoc.