Spiritual Growth Love

Mike reviews the meaning and purpose of these Christian virtues, as well as the relationship each has with the other.

The Bible calls us to embrace a love that knows no boundaries, transcending selfishness and conditionality. It urges us to extend our love to all, even adversaries and strangers, fostering unity, compassion, and profound reconciliation that mirrors God's boundless love for the world. Integrating these profound truths requires an immersive journey through the Scriptures, involving diligent study, fervent prayer, and introspective reflection, while living in harmony with God's divine character.

Drawing closer to God requires a genuine hunger and thirst for His presence. It is not a passive endeavor but a deliberate choice to seek Him with all one's heart, mind, and soul. This pursuit involves dedicating time for prayer, immersing oneself in the study of Scripture, and living in obedience to God's teachings.

Little Love Letters to God are sweet little love notes and poems dedicated to God to show how much we appreciate his presence in our lives. Little Love Letters to God is a set of short stories, poems, Bible verses, and spiritual affirmations that could be listened to daily or at any time to usher in the power of the Holy Spirit.

I believe that remembering Bible verses (and I am no expert at this) can help provide a person with strength, wisdom, and can be very helpful with spiritual attacks from the enemy. Even if you do not believe in Christian faith, the Bible has many inspirational verses that I believe can help any person, through difficult times. This book was written in hopes of helping myself, as well as others, to learn Bible verses, so that I or they will be able to use them when needed.

What child does not love to receive mail? What if your child could receive and listen to his or her own personal mail from God? Love Letters from God invites them to do just that! With 18 of the most popular Bible stories, every story is accompanied by a special and encouraging letter.

Here, I examine Jesus' first response to some of the people that He encountered who were in some form of sin, namely the woman at the well and the woman caught in adultery. I also share how Jesus repeats those same principles of “first response” in His telling of the parable of the prodigal son. I compare Jesus' response to the types of responses that I received as a “prodigal” trying to return home to a right relationship with the Father. Further, I examine how I have also failed to extend the proper first response to others who were in a condition of woundedness and sin.