Lessons and Healing

Timonides, the Greek philosopher and friend of Emperor Marcus Aurelius is reputed to have said, at least in the film version of 'The Fall of the Roman Empire', “I am a teacher, and as a teacher, I know that when I have tried to teach the same lesson a hundred times and the student still doesn't understand, it is clear that he

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faith, Divine Healing, testimonies

Investing in the 'no names'

When someone wants to make their way in life, logic would dictate that they connect with those who are celebrated and adulated, those who have the right connections, a well-stocked address book, those who are well-known, who move in circles of power, those who have a recognized ministry, a thriving business, and so on.

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faith, thoughts

Tea and Gratitude

Recently I opened my mailbox to find, surprise, surprise, a gift package. I opened it and inside were two tea mugs. Imagine my surprise when I read the little card in the box, and saw who and what it was from! The gift in

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faith, thoughts

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