Wisdom Nuggets

Many people are like garbage trucks. They move around full
of junk, full of resentment, full of anger and full of disappointment.
As their garbage piles up they need a place to dump it and sometimes they dump it on me . I have to learn not to take it personally. I have to learn to just smile, waive, wish them
well and move on. I must refuse to take their garbage and spread it to other people at
home, at work or anywhere I might be. I just have to leave it aside there itself.

The bottom line is that everyday I must invoke the Holy Spirit to help me not to let garbage trucks overtake my day; invoke the Holy Spirit to help the driver of the garbage trucks reach the destination where the garbages be dumped. Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regret so ..
I must learn to Love the people who treat me right and Pray for those who do not.

Beauty in the Broken❤️😊

WHEN Someone HATES You … reminder to self😍

If you dislike someone, it is not their fault, it is YOUR FAULT, work on yourself to find good in people and reinvent your Mind to see everyone as likeable.

Don't spew hatred vocally just because it came into your heart, you may say it to someone who will keep it forever and use it against you when you find yourself in your own low moments and need them.

Learn to forgive, overlook people's dislike and hatred for you,
Dont punish people just because you have the position and privilege to do so,
Bless them rather - that's how you court God's blessings, favour and protection.🙏❤️😊

Sa Japan, noong panahon ng digmaan, karga-karga ng batang ito ang kanyang patay na kapatid sa kanyang likuran upang ilibing siya. Napansin siya ng isang sundalo at hiniling na ihagis ang patay na bata para hindi siya mapagod. Sumagot siya:
Hindi siya mabigat, kapatid ko siya!
Naunawaan ng sundalo at napaluha.
Simula noon, ang imaheng ito ay naging simbolo ng pagkakaisa sa Japan.
Hayaan itong maging motto natin:
"Hindi siya mabigat. Kapatid ko siya... Kapatid ko siya."
Kung siya ay bumagsak, itaas siya.
Kahit pagod ka, tulungan mo siya,
At kung mahina ang kanyang suporta,
At kung siya ay nagkamali, patawarin mo siya
At kung iwanan siya ng mundo, buhatin mo siya sa iyong likod, dahil hindi siya mabigat
kapatid mo siya...

TWO GODS

Father Soc

Nov 24, 2022

There were two gods who died on Good Friday. Jesus Christ and the 30 pieces of silver. Money also died on Good Friday because Judas who realized the gravity of his offense, threw the money back at the elders of Israel and declared, "cannot take what you are doing to my master." While Jesus was dying at Calvary, money also died at the temple.

Two gods also resurrected on Easter Sunday. Jesus Christ who rose from the dead, and money again. Though Judas told religious leaders their money was powerless, they resurrected its power by bribing guards who witnessed the resurrection.

Both God and money have power. God takes away fear; money gave courage to the soldiers who were no longer afraid to lie. God gives us joy; money also brings happiness, albeit a fleeting one. God gives us security and so does money. Both have died. Both have resurrected. Both offer practically the same gifts - although in various levels and quality - peace, joy, happiness.

Unfortunately, when you believe in one God, you cannot believe in the other. If you believe that Jesus Christ who is God rose from the dead, you have to kill the power of money. On the other hand, if you believe money has power, you have to kill Jesus Christ in your heart. The choice is yours.

TWO GODS
Heb 4:14-16
Jesus In My Heart

Special Prayer
Tuesday, September 20, 2022

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Amen!

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