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Restaurants & Relationships

Posted on 06/03/201407/07/2014 by PatchNix

I’d like to disclose one of my strong personal preferences that actually drives a certain set of behaviors in my life: I will not go to a restaurant that has poor service. Let me clarify that…I will goonce to that restaurant but I will not go back again. If I will be spending money to eat out then I not only expect the food to be to my personal liking but I also emphasize that the people who work there at least pretend to be glad I have come. Call it snobbery, call it presumption or call it reasonable if you choose. In the end, it’s my choice and this personal preference determines my actions…

Are You Stuck in the Old Testament?

Posted on 03/22/2013 by PatchNix

Many of us do it. We live an Old Testament existence in a world of New Testament promises. I guess Law will always appeal to our flesh more than Grace. So we go along mistaking the physical lesson of the Old Testament for the spiritual truth of the New Testament.

Symptoms of the Heart – Part 2

Posted on 06/23/2012 by PatchNix

At times the heart may produce symptoms of a possible problem that requires immediate medical attention while at other times produce mild symptoms that cause no need for concern at all. For example, a person that is relaxing in a lazy chair may need to consult a medical professional should his heart begin to accelerate at great speed without cause. On the other hand, someone who has been running a marathon would not be as concerned with a higher heart-rate.

Psalms

Posted on 05/09/201208/22/2012 by PatchNix

These short songs of praise lift our thought and our emotions higher - toward God in the Heavens. This book is all HEART: revealing God's heart while calling the human heart that much closer. The instruction, prayers, prophesies, and narratives mirror our experiences and help our SOULS to be more spirit than flesh.

Hope for the Brokenhearted

Posted on 01/11/201203/28/2012 by PatchNix

As he looks out his window, all Jeremiah sees is hopelessness (see Jeremiah 3:2-21). Burning buildings, dead bodies, tear-stained cheeks. He is disillusioned, depressed, and in despair. He has believed a little lie and it has disconnected him from the truth (spiritual reality). In his mind, he has become the victim and blames God. He is … Continue reading Hope for the Brokenhearted