Here at Spiritual Insights for Everyday Life we are constantly preaching about serving the neighbor. But what does that mean? It means many things. But it also means serving someone when you least expect it. Here’s an example that recently…
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Serving the Neighbor: Simple yet Profound
Tagged with: Aaran Daniels, autism, Gem Salter, love, neighbor, random acts of kindness, River Salter, service, spirituality
Posted in Current Events, Spiritual Growth
Posted in Current Events, Spiritual Growth
Faith Alone Is Not Faith
My post two weeks ago titled “Faith Alone Does Not Save . . . No Matter How Many Times Protestants Say It Does” drew a strong reaction. Most of the reaction was positive. But since the article assailed a fundamental defining and…
Tagged with: Christianity, faith, faith alone, faith in Jesus, faithfulness, Jesus Christ, Protestantism, salvation, service, sola fide, the Bible, truth
Posted in The Bible Re-Viewed
Posted in The Bible Re-Viewed
Kindness and Caring in Business
Business and industry has gotten a reputation in some quarters as being a heartless, soulless behemoth whose only interest is in racking up money and profits for the people at the top. But even if that reputation may be partially…
Tagged with: Aaron Belen, autism, business, Business and industry, industry, Jessica Leismann, John D'Eri, Rising Tide Car Wash, service, spirituality, Target, work, Yasir Moore
Posted in Money and Business
Posted in Money and Business
Tommy Gilbert: The Curse of Free Money and Easy Living
Thomas Gilbert, Jr., 30, had everything. His father was a Wall Street multimillionaire. He grew up amid wealth and luxury. He had attended the best private schools, and graduated from Princeton University in 2009 with a degree in economics. He…
Tagged with: adulthood, business, heaven, money, service, spirituality, Thomas Gilbert, Thomas S. Gilbert, Tommy Gilbert, violence, wealth
Posted in Current Events, Money and Business, Spiritual Growth
Posted in Current Events, Money and Business, Spiritual Growth
Our New Year’s Resolution Idea for You: Look for the Good in 2015!
We get plenty of bad news. It’s all over the media, and all over the Internet. So here’s a suggested New Year’s Resolution: Look for the good in 2015! Yes, we do have to pay some attention to the bad…
Random Acts of Pasta
Matt Tribe, of Ogden, Utah, was one of the lucky 1,000 people who managed to purchase a promotional “Never Ending Pasta Pass” from the Olive Garden Italian restaurant chain for $100. It entitled the bearer to all-you-can-eat pasta meals, complete…
Tagged with: homelessness, Matt Tribe, Never Ending Pasta Pass, Ogden Utah, Olive Garden, random acts of kindness, Random Acts of Pasta, service, the joy of service
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
God Proposes, but Man Disposes . . . and God Re-Composes
In his 15th century devotional classic, The Imitation of Christ, Thomas à Kempis (1380–1471) famously wrote: Man proposes, but God disposes The general idea is that we humans can make whatever plans we want, but in the end, God is…
Tagged with: evil, love, Man proposes but God disposes, Man proposes God disposes, materialism, selfishness, service, spiritual rebirth, spirituality, suffering, The Imitation of Christ, Thomas à Kempis, work
Posted in Spiritual Growth
Posted in Spiritual Growth
What does it Mean to Minister? Michael Sulsona’s Story
These days, when we hear the word “minister,” we’re likely to think of a preacher in a pulpit delivering a sermon to a church full of people. Or we may think of a top government official such as the Prime…
Tagged with: business, good deeds, helping others, Lowe's Home Improvement, Marines, Michael Sulsona, ministry, random acts of kindness, service, Staten Island, veterans, wheelchair, work
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
Rx for a Rare Disease: Create a Mob
Here’s the problem with rare diseases: they’re rare. Not many people have them. Unfortunately, the average cost for developing a new drug to treat any disease currently runs between $350 million and $5 billion. If only a few thousand people…
Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw: When a Hero Says he’s Not a Hero
In our hero-worshipping culture, what happens when someone hailed as a hero rejects that label? On January 28 of this year, during the snow storm that paralyzed much of the U.S. South, Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw received a call that an…
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