Posts Tagged as ‘peace’

May 4, 2009

Life Balance – Cultivating Peace & Inner Harmony

Life at times can be so stressful as we inwardly yearn and endeavor to journey to the place where we desire to be in our lives. Nevertheless along the way we must cultivate inner peace, happiness and harmony. www.PaulFDavis.com – worldwide speaker, life coach & author of 17 books /

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June 5, 2008

Rambo goes to Burma to rescue Christian missionaries

I saw Stallone’s Rambo movie, I think volume 3, where he goes to Burma. It was phenomenal. The film was about a former Vietnam commando living in Thailand who was approached by Christian missionaries desiring to make a difference in war-torn Burma. After persuading “Rambo” to take them over to Burma by boat, all hell [...]

June 1, 2008

A Beautiful Cardinal Flew Toward Me

As I walked into my bedroom what did I see?
I looked through the window in the distance
And to my great joy saw God answer for me
A personal prayer I had uttered weeks earlier
A simple and heartfelt request for a cardinal
A beautiful bird I had not seen in some time
Why I desired to see this beautiful red [...]

June 1, 2008

Church Growth Consultant For Pastors and Congregations – 15 Reasons Why People Leave Your Church

It often baffles Pastors and church staff why people leave “their” church. Some folks visit and never return. Others who were a vital part of the church community suddenly disappear through the proverbial backdoor.
How can Pastors and church staff grow themselves to prevent loss of life in the church?
This is not only a compelling question, [...]

May 25, 2008

Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi conferred honorary Canadian citizenship while under house arrest in Myanmar

Burma’s pro-democracy icon and Noble Peace Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, who is under house arrest, will be conferred an honorary citizenship by the government of Canada.
I think it’s so cool Burma’s human rights advocate and Nobel Peace Laureate who has struggled selflessly for years for the liberation of her people, will be honored [...]

May 20, 2008

Women Handling Embarrassing Wardrobe Malfunctions

Wardrobe malfunctions are embarrassing for women overly engrossed in seeking the approval of others. The secure and confident woman embraces her own humanity, having a healthy degree of detachment from people’s opinions. She therefore can laugh off momentary mishaps as a part of life. Laughter and not taking yourself too seriously is the easiest way [...]

May 20, 2008

Coworkers Driving You Nuts – What Do Your Coworkers Do That Drive You Crazy?

My co-workers come into my office too often and break my focus, hindering my work productivity. Talking about non-work related matters, complaining about their latest irritation, and calling to ramble on about nothing of importance.
As a conflict resolution specialist and life coach, I suggest the following to deal with such annoyances.
1. Don’t answer the telephone [...]

May 19, 2008

Worldwide Evangelist to Help Your Church Grow

Confidence is evidence of faith, without which you cannot win souls and be effective in outreach.
I am confident and unashamed about my gifts which I offer to you.
It is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35).
As to my worldwide ministry I have touched over 50 countries, more than 50 islands, and 6 continents [...]

May 18, 2008

Indonesia – The Land Of Miracles

Indonesia is a country that has captivated my heart and stirred me to new depths of inspiration.
Every trip I’ve taken through Indonesia, there has been something miraculous and supernatural that has occurred. Though such is typical for my life everywhere I go, Indonesia had something additional and extra special. Indonesia has an intangible quality that [...]

May 18, 2008

Breaking Down Walls – Lessons From 11-9 For A Post 9-11 Era

The Berlin Wall, known in the Soviet Union and in the German Democratic Republic as the “Anti-Fascist Protective Rampart,” was a separation barrier between West Berlin and East Germany (the German Democratic Republic), which closed the border between East and West Berlin for 28 years. Construction on the wall began on August 13, 1961, and [...]