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Best corporate culture and inspirational quotes from workplace executives, office workers, and everyone in between.
When the Wine Runs Out: The Transformative Glory of Jesus at Cana
Imagine a wedding celebration in full swing, the air filled with laughter and the clinking of glasses, when suddenly, the wine runs dry. This scene, set at Cana in Galilee, marks the beginning of a profound narrative that transcends a simple miracle. It is here, at this wedding, that Jesus performs His first sign, turning water into wine, not merely to replenish the festivities but to unveil His divine glory. This story, as recounted in John 2, is not about the wine itself but about the revelation of Jesus' glory and the faith it inspires. The purpose of this narrative is clear: to show that Jesus came to transform lives, to bring fullness and joy, and to call us to recognize His glory and believe in Him. This is the essence of the biblical message, as relevant today as it was then.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
A Call to Rise and Shine: Embracing the Divine Light
In the heart of the prophet Isaiah's message lies a powerful call to action: "Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD has risen upon you." This isn't just a historical echo from the time of the Babylonian exile; it's a timeless beacon for all who find themselves shrouded in the darkness of despair. The world around us may be enveloped in shadows, but the divine light beckons us to rise above our circumstances, to embrace a hope that transcends the present and reaches into the future.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
The Sower's Seed: Embracing the Mystery of God's Word
In the heart of the Gospel of Luke, nestled between the bustling gatherings of eager listeners and the quiet fields of a sower, lies a parable that speaks directly to the soul of every believer. Today, we delve into the parable of the sower, as recounted in Luke 8:4–8, a narrative that challenges our modern sensibilities of efficiency and success. The message is clear: the Word of God is sown, and its growth is left to the divine. Our task is to sow, and then to rest in faith, hope, and love, trusting in the mysterious workings of the Holy Spirit.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
Polish Wind
Introduction This is another Seven Days in piece that was getting a lot of traction, and it is a bit all over the place, but I thought it is relevant to writers about the difficulties of the English language that make it so brilliant to write with.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 9 months ago in Journal
From Hometown to Heavenly Jerusalem: Finding Joy in Despair
In the quiet corners of our hearts, we often hold dear the places that have shaped us, the people who have nurtured us, and the memories that have comforted us. For the confirmands, their hometowns represent more than just geographical locations; they are sanctuaries of trust, peace, and security. Yet, life's valleys can challenge even the strongest sense of home. What happens when the very foundation of our comfort is threatened? How do we find the strength to rejoice amidst despair? Let us explores the profound journey from the familiar comforts of home to the eternal promise of the heavenly Jerusalem, drawing inspiration from the confirmands' reflections and the prophetic words of Isaiah.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever
Life is a fragile and fleeting gift, one that often gets taken for granted amidst the routines and distractions of daily living. The quote "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever" serves as a profound reminder that living fully and embracing continuous learning are not separate pursuits but deeply intertwined aspects of a meaningful existence.
By Nora Ariana9 months ago in Journal
From Broccoli to Babylon: Rediscovering the Power of Prayer in Crisis
In the hustle and bustle of our modern lives, it's easy to overlook the simple yet profound act of prayer. “Mum, do I have to pray even when there’s broccoli?, a child's innocent question about praying over broccoli may bring a smile to our faces, but it also prompts us to reflect on the role of prayer in our lives. Have we, in our comfort and contentment, lost the urgency to pray? Or do crises, like the one we faced with the latest pandemic, remind us of the necessity of turning to God? This article delves into the timeless prayer of Daniel from the Bible, exploring how his words can guide us in our own prayers during these challenging times.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
Best 12 Google Cloud Services companies in the world
Introduction: Finding the correct Google cloud partner is more important than ever in today's technologically advanced society. For this reason, we have compiled the list of the top 12 Google Cloud Services companies that you can rely on.
By Sam Joseph9 months ago in Journal
The Power of Storytelling
In a time where technology is developing at a breakneck pace and information is abundant, storytelling has become a potent technique for engaging audiences. Stories have a special power to captivate, uplift, and connect with people on a deeper level, whether in marketing, education, or interpersonal relationships. Gaining insight into the power of narrative can improve communication and create deep connections.
By Shahjalal Shakik9 months ago in Journal
The Vineyard's Call: A Parable of Trust and Betrayal
In the heart of Jerusalem, a city buzzing with the fervor of the Passover, Jesus entered not as a mere visitor but as a catalyst for change. Welcomed by the masses yet scorned by the religious elite, His actions in the temple—overturning tables and driving out merchants—set the stage for a confrontation that would echo through the ages. As He faced the priests and Pharisees, who questioned His authority, Jesus responded not with direct answers but with a parable that cut to the core of their hypocrisy and the broader human condition.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
The Unquenchable Thirst: A Journey Beyond the Barrel
In the heart of every human lies a deep-seated thirst—a longing that grows more intense with each passing moment. We often attempt to quench this thirst with fleeting pleasures, like the popular Oberkrainer tune suggests: "We have a great thirst, the thirst keeps growing more, so we now drink an entire barrel of beer dry, and if this barrel holds not a single drop more, then we quickly bring another barrel here." Yet, as we delve into the essence of our cravings, we find that life must offer more than mere indulgence in alcohol and revelry.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
