Written by Lydia D’Ross, Ordained Minister and Outreach Chaplain for RENEWAL at Brookhaven Hospital Jesus was very a humorous human being. Jesus says in Matthew 6:34 “So don’t worry about tomorrow. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Tomorrow will have its own worries.” We tend to worry about tomorrow when tomorrow is not…
ReadWritten by Lydia D’Ross, Ordained Minister and Outreach Chaplain for RENEWAL at Brookhaven Hospital Don Joseph Goewey, author of “The End of Stress: Four Steps to Rewire Your Brain,” says a”worried mind means a chronically stressed brain, and chronic stress generates serious problems.” The study shows that 85% of the time, those things we worry…
ReadWritten by Lydia D’Ross, Ordained Minister and Outreach Chaplain for RENEWAL at Brookhaven Hospital We pray for many things. The most important time for prayer is when we worry about something that we cannot control. We ask God to do His perfect will in that situation. But the best part of the force of prayer…
ReadWritten by Lydia D’Ross, Ordained Minister and Outreach Chaplain for RENEWAL at Brookhaven Hospital Luke 9:62 Jesus said unto him, “No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looks [looking] back…” We worry about tomorrow. We think about our past, and this can make it difficult to look toward the future. We can’t…
ReadWritten by: Lydia D’Ross, Renewal Program Outreach Chaplain and ordained minister When we pray, we are talking to God. We can easily forget that God wants to talk to us, too. We need to wait on Him to see what He wants to hear. It takes practice to have a listening ear, but if we…
ReadWritten by: Lydia D’Ross, Renewal Program Outreach Chaplain and ordained minister Is the media coverage of crisis after crisis overwhelming you? Do you worry yourself to death? Here are some clues about how to overcome worry God’s way. Troubled times can steal our focus away from God and center on situations that are beyond our…
ReadIn the Bible, drinking alcohol and spirits is not condemned. In fact, there are many accounts in the Scriptures that mention drinking as a form of merry-making. However, the Bible condemns man for its compulsive desire to drink without end, in other words, meaning to get drunk. Alcoholism is a common problem in society. While…
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