by Thomas McDaniels | Apr 1, 2020 | Blog, CHURCH, Faith, life, religion, SPIRITUALITY
There is a difference between genuine faith and actual stupidity. Sad to say, but the Body of Christ has both. There is an argument on both sides of this coin The difference between faith and risk is a fine line. The Bible reveals times where God led His people to...
by Thomas McDaniels | Mar 13, 2020 | Blog, life, life lessons, religion, SPIRITUALITY
The saying ‘Money cannot buy everything’ still rings true today. Mike Bloomberg recently dropped out of the Presidential race. Mr. Bloomberg used his wealth to advertise his way to the Democratic Nomination for President. Mike discovered there are some...
by Thomas McDaniels | Mar 9, 2020 | Blog, Faith, life, life lessons, Medium, politics, religion, SPIRITUALITY
How to Stop the EXvangelical Bleeding Post 96 Every week in America we read where high profile people are leaving the faith. Some call themselves, EXvangelicals. This new term has become very common. There is a growing trend of prominent Christian leaders and artists...
by Thomas McDaniels | Feb 25, 2020 | Anxiety, Blog, CHRISTIANITY, life, life lessons, Mental Wellness, Spiritual Growth, SPIRITUALITY
How are we handling mental disorders in the Church? Have you attended the church where everyone wore a happy face? Sad faces not aloud. It says to all; mental disorders are not allowed here. Not genuine for sure. Some churches are past that. Others are not. The happy...
by Thomas McDaniels | Feb 21, 2020 | Blog, inspiration, life, life lessons, SPIRITUALITY
Time changes things. Do you remember the years where finding your passion was everything? Overrated for sure. The theory was legit but the outcome not so much. Finding your passion has merit, but finding where to contribute is a bigger win. Yes, your passion may be...
by Thomas McDaniels | Jan 23, 2020 | A Healthy Soul, Blog, life, life lessons, Mental Wellness
Your vision test is complete and to your amazement, you have 20/20 vision. In today’s rating, 20/20 represents perfect vision. But 20/20 is actually a term used for visual acuity in which the numerator refers to distance and the denominator refers to size. 20/20...
