The Faintest Flicker of Faith

I’ve come to believe that each of us has an inner spirit of truth that helps us recognize the truth when we’re looking for it. This is the inner part of us that resonates when we have an aha moment or when something we read, hear, or see strikes a responsive chord. It’s like an…

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God and the Satellite internet

A recent problem with my satellite internet connection demonstrated once again that I can see God in many things—if I am receptive. We live off- grid in the high mountains of Colorado and were having a recurring problem with the satellite internet connection. A satellite orbiting 22,300 miles above the earth transmits the signal to…

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GOD and LADY: Trusting God or a horse?

I realized short time ago that I trusted my horse more than I trusted God for quite a few years. I hate to admit this and it sounds almost sacrilegious when writing it, but it’s true. I love to ride horseback the high wilderness country in the Rocky Mountains. These rides can be miles from…

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Spirituality for Science

Pittsburgh Better Times ran an article based on the “Spirituality for “Science” Brains: A Step-by-Step Recipe to Tap into Your Spiritual Nature…without Abandoning Logic” press release on their website on July 9, 2014. I have pasted the article below or you can view it at the following link: http://www.pittsburghbettertimes.com/spirituality-for-science-brains-a-step-by-step-recipe-to-tap-into-your-spiritual-naturewithout-abandoning-logic/  Pittsburgh Better Times is a publication…

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Christopher Arlen, Founder of Manifesto is featured on Spiritual Engineering Radio!

On June 15th Patricia Strawser and guest host Eugene Ebner interviewed Christopher Arlen on Spiritual Engineering Radio. This week’s topic focused on ‘Building Healthy Relationships’. Christopher Arlen, founder of Manifesto explained that to truly overcome our challenges, fears and hurts from our past that we must heal our brokenness and transform into a place of…

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Uplifting one person at a time

Sometimes I feel a need to prove myself “right” or to win a disagreement simply as a way of making me feel worthy – or to make the other person realize that I am knowledgeable, important, or persuasive . I use “rightness” to assert my value, to elevate me in my own eyes.  Trying to…

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God and Nature

many blame God for the consequences when the outworking of natural forces causes a tragedy. This resembles having your car stall on the railroad tracks, being destroyed by an oncoming train, and then blaming the people who manufactured the train. Nature doesn’t have a heart or show any more compassion than would the locomotive coming…

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