“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.”
Deuteronomy 4: 5
Who are YOU?
- Why do you choose what you choose?
- Are you aware of yourself?
- Why do you think the way you think?
- Do you find meaning in your life’s choices?
- Do you have good judgment?
- Build healthy relationships that challenge you to be better!
- Seek someone else’s gain!
- You need supernatural help! Ask the Father for the Holy Spirit.
Integrated Wholeness
Philosophy can be defined as the science of estimating values. Wisdom is also foundational aspect of assigning value and giving priority to the tasks of life. My philosophy of spiritual education removes the veil of misunderstood, historical symbolism to an approach that requires direct engagement with one’s motives.
Because life is complex, we often don’t acknowledge all of the influences that have impacted our judgment over time. In a world where there are so many things that impact our identity for good and bad; neglect, abandonment, isolation, broken heartedness, etc. are all common experiences. How do we sort it all out? Each of us has experienced some deep harm that needs extra attention.
Where do we get this attention? How do we overcome the deep internal injuries that cause our unspoken pain? I believe the love of the Father can soothe those aches that no one knows about. Learn how to discipline yourself enough to listen to the Father and allow truth to make you into a better person.
Getting Connected
The diagrams below give a big picture analysis of spiritual life and death. It’s all about maintaining a connection with our Father. Since our Father is invisible and Eternal, we must learn how put our physical pursuits aside and pursue the real us. The hard part of doing this is that it’s not a one-time thing. It’s a continuous life process that takes time. Are you committed?
PRAY!
