Post by caressa on May 1, 2010 13:28:26 GMT -5
Seven Thoughts about Faith
by Steve Brunkhorst
Faith is respectful. It respects our Creator and the
unique purposes He has asked us to fulfill. Faith gives
us the belief that we can succeed and the humility to
accept success with sincere gratitude.
Faith is action-oriented. It sees what can be
accomplished and encourages us to act on inspired
ideas. Faith gets us started -- even if the first
actions are small. We affirm that we "can" rather
than "can't" and "will" rather than "won't". As a
result, we "do".
Faith is compassionate. It recognizes the needs of
others and places their welfare first. Faith does not
attract success at the expense of other people.
Faith increases when it is shared. When we communicate
our faith, we also inspire faith in others. The best
way to share faith is through actions.
Faith is diligent. It endures life's winters and greets
the springs with vigor and strength. It grants wisdom
with each failure. Faith brings hope and turns
misfortune into fortune.
Faith is responsible. It grants courage, resolve and
dependability in obtaining the objectives that we seek.
Faith is creative. It begins with love, the foundation
of all good things. Faith does not need to compete for
success. Rather, it recognizes our capacity to think,
create value, and solve problems in new ways.
We have been talking about fear. Fear needs to be replaced by faith. Ran across this on one of my sites and thought I would share it with you.
Was going to put it in a reading but thought it would be good for discussion.
by Steve Brunkhorst
Faith is respectful. It respects our Creator and the
unique purposes He has asked us to fulfill. Faith gives
us the belief that we can succeed and the humility to
accept success with sincere gratitude.
Faith is action-oriented. It sees what can be
accomplished and encourages us to act on inspired
ideas. Faith gets us started -- even if the first
actions are small. We affirm that we "can" rather
than "can't" and "will" rather than "won't". As a
result, we "do".
Faith is compassionate. It recognizes the needs of
others and places their welfare first. Faith does not
attract success at the expense of other people.
Faith increases when it is shared. When we communicate
our faith, we also inspire faith in others. The best
way to share faith is through actions.
Faith is diligent. It endures life's winters and greets
the springs with vigor and strength. It grants wisdom
with each failure. Faith brings hope and turns
misfortune into fortune.
Faith is responsible. It grants courage, resolve and
dependability in obtaining the objectives that we seek.
Faith is creative. It begins with love, the foundation
of all good things. Faith does not need to compete for
success. Rather, it recognizes our capacity to think,
create value, and solve problems in new ways.
We have been talking about fear. Fear needs to be replaced by faith. Ran across this on one of my sites and thought I would share it with you.
Was going to put it in a reading but thought it would be good for discussion.