Believers

in Pennsylvania. My faith plays a big role in my life, but one thing specifically, I have been challenged in my faith is community. Learning about community opened my eye to something I haven't been doing, but know it has formed me into a stronger believer in

“The Believers Church: A Natural Resource Worth Conserving” by Jason G. Duesing is an article about protection and preservation of the church doctrine. President Theodore Roosevelt’s words, not only addressed “Conservation as a National Day” , but he “was not concerned with any immediate threat to the existence of the growing nation, but rather the present population’s reckless indifference toward a vital problem that threatened its future existence”. Duesing states that culprit indifferences

Religion Impacts Believers and Non-Believers Religion is something most people around the world have in common. Whether one holds religious beliefs or not, he can relate to others with similar beliefs. A belief in a higher power has a big impact on society today just as it has in the past, as illustrated in Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Religion impacts all members of society, whether they believe in one or not. For example, many people believe that purgatory is part of their afterlife. “[T]he Catholic

Arianne is a Christian believer who is going through her rebellious teenage years. She believes her parents do not understand her. One night, after having an intense argument with her mother about an unwise decision she was about to make, Arianne went to bed. While sleeping, she dreamed about her taking the wrong path, which at the end led to her own death. Arianne woke up scared, agitated, and confused. She wondered if her dream had a meaning. Was God trying to tell her something, or it was just

It is always a blessing to have the opportunity to share all God 's marvelous works in my life with believers and non-believers. I believe that every Christian should examine their hearts and return to the roots of salvation through Jesus Christ. This autobiography gives me the liberty to review my shortcomings and Christ’s victories through me walk. As I review His transformation in me, I be in a deep enamor adoration for my sovereign God. He is the potter, who gradually mold me into His effective

Eye of the Believer “People hear what you say but see what you do; and seeing is believing. - Unknown. For this reason and many more is why I strongly agree in the common saying, “seeing is believing”. I feel this way because you can’t believe what everyone says because not everyone has your best interest at heart and also because your actions speak louder than your words. First off, You cannot only base your belief off word of mouth because not everyone has your best

Do not fret – it leads only to evil – Psalms 37:8. David clearly exhorts us 3 times in Psalm 37 to ‘fret not’! A fretful believer can have very little Christian influence in any community. No man can have much confidence in the piety of another who habitually indulges in fretfulness. Who does not know that indulging in the slightest bit of fretful behavior instantly breaks up our peace of mind, brings the spirit into rough waters, stirs up the sediment and makes it like the troubled sea? I admit

employees. An employee will perform better or at his peak when he has a positive perception of the work he is doing and his organization. When an organization believes in its people, it does everything in its power to keep them happy and motivated. Believers are more creative, committed, collegial and productive than unmotivated employees. A believer's passion for the organization and its mission may inspire others who lack the same enthusiasm and drive.

Being an optimistic believer, I choose to focus on the positive things rather then dwell on the negative ones. Chief Seattle said, “Your God loves your people and hates mine…” (Page 708) I do not believe God is picking any race above another nor is luck on one side any not on the other. I believe we all have a choice on what we want to focus on and how to overcome our life struggles. I disagree with Chief Seattle’s words because we as humans are valuable, have things to be grateful for, and blessed

The influence of Metropolitan Filaret’s divine context and ambiguity are evident in the document. In speaking to the unity of God and tsar, Metropolitan Filaret makes the connection very clear. He wrote, “We thus became convinced that the problem of improving the condition of serfs was a sacred inheritance bequeathed to Us by Our predecessors, a mission which, in the course of events, Divine Providence has called upon Us to fulfill.” The focus is that the time for emancipation is now, whereas it