Showing posts with label Spiritual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spiritual. Show all posts
Friday, July 11, 2008
Cellphone or Bible
CELLPHONE laging hawak at ipinapakita.. BIBLE laging nakatago at ayaw ipakita.. CELLPHONE binibili kahit libo-libong halaga.. BIBLE ayaw bilhin kahit isang daan halaga.. CELLPHONE laging binabasa kung may message.. BIBLE hindi binabasa kaya hindi makita ang message.. CELLPHONE ayaw magasgasan.. BIBLE ok lng kahit maalikabukan.. CELLPHONE mahirap ipahiram baka masira.. BIBLE madaling ipahiram kahit mawala.. CELLPHONE nauubusan ng message.. BIBLE laging full of message.. CELLPHONE ay mahalagang gamit.. BIBLE mas mahalaga kung gagamitin.. Lets make a change!! God loves us!!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Reborn in Christ
I found a brochure in my drawer and I was thinking of posting it online.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come (2 Corinthians 5:17)
To receive a new life in Christ:
1. YOU MUST admit that you are a sinner.
Romans 3:23
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
2. YOU MUST repent of your sin. Repentance means turning away from your sinful way of life.
Act 3:19
"Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may Be wiped out."
3. YOU MUST believe that when Christ did and rose Again, He did it to save you from your sins and give you Eternal life.
John 3:16
"For God so love the world that He gave His one and only Son, what whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life."
4. YOU MUST receive Christ by faith and become part of family of God.
John 3:12
"Yet to all who received Him, to those who Believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God."
5. YOU MUST surrender your whole life to Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior, then follow and serve Him will all your heart.
Matthew 16:24
"If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me."
6. YOU MUST be prepared to acknowledge to other that Jesus Christ is now your Lord.
Matthew 10:32-33
"Whoever acknowledges me before men, I will also acknowledge whom before my Father in heaven. But whoever disowns me before men, I will disown him before my Father in heaven."
A personal prayer...
Heavenly Father, Have mercy on me a sinner, I cannot help myself. I need a savior. I believe that Jesus died for me. I receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and savior. I want to srerve and obey Him all my Life. Amen.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come (2 Corinthians 5:17)
To receive a new life in Christ:
1. YOU MUST admit that you are a sinner.
Romans 3:23
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
2. YOU MUST repent of your sin. Repentance means turning away from your sinful way of life.
Act 3:19
"Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may Be wiped out."
3. YOU MUST believe that when Christ did and rose Again, He did it to save you from your sins and give you Eternal life.
John 3:16
"For God so love the world that He gave His one and only Son, what whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life."
4. YOU MUST receive Christ by faith and become part of family of God.
John 3:12
"Yet to all who received Him, to those who Believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God."
5. YOU MUST surrender your whole life to Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior, then follow and serve Him will all your heart.
Matthew 16:24
"If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me."
6. YOU MUST be prepared to acknowledge to other that Jesus Christ is now your Lord.
Matthew 10:32-33
"Whoever acknowledges me before men, I will also acknowledge whom before my Father in heaven. But whoever disowns me before men, I will disown him before my Father in heaven."
A personal prayer...
Heavenly Father, Have mercy on me a sinner, I cannot help myself. I need a savior. I believe that Jesus died for me. I receive Jesus Christ as my Lord and savior. I want to srerve and obey Him all my Life. Amen.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Holly Week, a time for Meditation
Supposedly this Holly week should be holidays however I have to go to work because I am scheduled for work. I should be staying home and meditate.
Holly week for me is the time wherein we have to stop, be quite and to check ourselves. This is the time for renewing our spirit.
For Christians like me, we should remember that Jesus Christ, the son of God died because of our sins. We have to rejoice because He love us so much. He is deeply in love with us that is why He gave His life to save us.
Holly week for me is the time wherein we have to stop, be quite and to check ourselves. This is the time for renewing our spirit.
For Christians like me, we should remember that Jesus Christ, the son of God died because of our sins. We have to rejoice because He love us so much. He is deeply in love with us that is why He gave His life to save us.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
5 Keys in Life by Bo Sanchez
Hi Friends, I want to share these 5 Keys in life by Bo Sanchez. The teachings can motivate one person and can be use with our daily lives. Prepare yourself and be willing to accept the ideas. Try to meditate each keys, I know you will learn a lot.
Key #1: Believe You’re Bigger
It’s common fact that we only use 10% of our brain’s capacity.
Can you believe that? We’re wasting 90% of what God has given to us!
I believe God has given us more capacities than we think we have.
The ultimate crime is that we belittle ourselves.
We think we’re insects, so we live an insect life, but actually—we’re giants!
Because of this, I believe you can earn a ten times more than whatever you’re earning right now. You can help ten times the number of people you’re helping now. You can serve ten times more than whatever service you’re doing now.
Don’t limit yourself.
You’re bigger than you think you are.
Key #2: Be Consistent With The Fundamentals
Every morning, I enjoy time with God.
Every morning, I chew on His Word—the Bible.
Every morning, I pray, “Lord, let me love every person I meet today.”
Every morning, I read my life mission, my list of dreams, and my annual goals.
And throughout the day, instead of exposing myself to bad news, I digest good news available around me: I voraciously read inspiring books and listen to inspiring audio talks.
Every night, like a little boy, I kneel beside my bed and thank God for His blessings of that day.
In other words, the reason why I live such an exciting life is because I’m boring.
I’m monotonous.
I’m repetitive.
I do the same basic things again and again and again and again…
I now realize that the reason I can do all those thrilling, exciting, exhilarating stuff is because I do the boring basics every single day of my life. Everyday, I’m grateful. Everyday, I think positive. Everyday, I love. Everyday, I select what I watch, what I read, what I listen to—and stick to what can make me grow. Every single day.
The more I live on planet earth, the more I agree with Jim Rohn when he said that “There’s really nothing mysterious or magical about success. Success is simply the consistent application of fundamentals.”
Be boringly consistent when it comes to the basics.
And in time, you’ll find exciting success knocking at your door.
Key #3:Focus On Your Core Gift
I have very few talents. Honest!
I don’t know how to cook, how to dance, how to write a computer program, and how to solve the Rubix cube. I don’t know how to do geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. I’m totally lost in chemistry, physics, and biology. I also can’t fix a leaking faucet or do carpentry or repair my car.
But this is what I can do very well: Communicate.
So I focus my entire life on that one thing.
I write well and I speak well. Period.
And I delegate everything to people who are better than I am.
Ask yourself now: What is my core gift?
I have a general rule I follow in my life: I don’t like complicating things just to impress you. So instead of giving you 329 psychological questions filled with scientific babble to discover your core gift (so I could impress you on how intelligent I am), let me just boil it down to 2 very simple questions. Stop reading this book until you answered both of these questions.
What do you enjoy doing?
What are you good at
For some of you, it’s technology.
For some of you, it’s teaching.
For some of you, it’s selling stuff.
For some of you, it’s cooking.
For some of you, it’s music.
For some of you, it’s advanced trigonometry. (Yes, I’ve heard there are such strange creatures walking on the face of the earth.)
Key #4:Build Your Network
My wealth isn’t my money.
My real wealth is my network of friends.
Personally, I don’t think anything great is accomplished without a team.
Even Jesus had a team around him.
A few months ago, I was reading about the interesting world of horse-pulling competitions.
That’s where huge horses the size of elephants pull massive concrete blocks behind them.
Did you know that the grand champion horse could pull the incredible weight of 4,500 pounds? If the average weight of a Filipino is 140 pounds (which happens to be my weight before I eat my breakfast), that means this super horse could carry 32 Filipinos—without wheels! That monster could pull me, my wife, my kids, my parents, my siblings, their spouses, their kids, and all my in-laws combined.
And the second placer horse can pull only slightly lower than the first placer: 4,400 pounds.
That was when the organizers got curious. If these two horses pulled together, how many pounds could they carry? Could they pull 8,900 pounds?
They harnessed both horses and were shocked with the results.
Both horses, when pulling together, carried the mind-blowing weight of 12,000 pounds. That’s 85 Filipinos.
My message? Teams are powerful.
Alone, I can do a lot of things. But with my team, I don’t add but multiply what I can do.
I keep networking. I circulate. I meet people. I build bridges.
So I surround myself with a bunch of people who have impeccable character and fantastic skills. I network with Mentors, Preachers, Administrators, Accountants, Programmers, Lawyers, Financial Wizards, Multi-millionaires, Media Experts, Businessmen, Architects, Engineers, etc…
And everyday, I constantly expand my team.
Key #5:Create An Autopilot System
Every time I enter into a project, I always do it with a team around me. Never alone. And I choose my team well.
I have a very simple criteria: I choose men and women who are humble (teamplayers) and who are experts in their field. In other words, I search for impeccable character and fantastic skills.
And together, we create a system for the project that’s replicable and duplicable.
In other words, it’s got to run on autopilot without my direct supervision.
Here’s my ideal leader: If I appoint someone to be project head (or organization director or business manager), and after six months, I don’t want him to bother me anymore except for major directional issues. If he still bothers me for tiny matters, I’ve chosen the wrong leader—or I trained him wrongly.
If You Love, The Universe Opens Up To You
Here’s what I’ve learned: Love is limitless! It has no boundaries.
I do what I do because I want to love people.
Each morning, I wake up and ask myself, “How can I bless people today?”
And so I stretch. I go just a teensy bit beyond what I think is my limit—and my capacities expand—because I want to bless the world.
Key #1: Believe You’re Bigger
It’s common fact that we only use 10% of our brain’s capacity.
Can you believe that? We’re wasting 90% of what God has given to us!
I believe God has given us more capacities than we think we have.
The ultimate crime is that we belittle ourselves.
We think we’re insects, so we live an insect life, but actually—we’re giants!
Because of this, I believe you can earn a ten times more than whatever you’re earning right now. You can help ten times the number of people you’re helping now. You can serve ten times more than whatever service you’re doing now.
Don’t limit yourself.
You’re bigger than you think you are.
Key #2: Be Consistent With The Fundamentals
Every morning, I enjoy time with God.
Every morning, I chew on His Word—the Bible.
Every morning, I pray, “Lord, let me love every person I meet today.”
Every morning, I read my life mission, my list of dreams, and my annual goals.
And throughout the day, instead of exposing myself to bad news, I digest good news available around me: I voraciously read inspiring books and listen to inspiring audio talks.
Every night, like a little boy, I kneel beside my bed and thank God for His blessings of that day.
In other words, the reason why I live such an exciting life is because I’m boring.
I’m monotonous.
I’m repetitive.
I do the same basic things again and again and again and again…
I now realize that the reason I can do all those thrilling, exciting, exhilarating stuff is because I do the boring basics every single day of my life. Everyday, I’m grateful. Everyday, I think positive. Everyday, I love. Everyday, I select what I watch, what I read, what I listen to—and stick to what can make me grow. Every single day.
The more I live on planet earth, the more I agree with Jim Rohn when he said that “There’s really nothing mysterious or magical about success. Success is simply the consistent application of fundamentals.”
Be boringly consistent when it comes to the basics.
And in time, you’ll find exciting success knocking at your door.
Key #3:Focus On Your Core Gift
I have very few talents. Honest!
I don’t know how to cook, how to dance, how to write a computer program, and how to solve the Rubix cube. I don’t know how to do geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. I’m totally lost in chemistry, physics, and biology. I also can’t fix a leaking faucet or do carpentry or repair my car.
But this is what I can do very well: Communicate.
So I focus my entire life on that one thing.
I write well and I speak well. Period.
And I delegate everything to people who are better than I am.
Ask yourself now: What is my core gift?
I have a general rule I follow in my life: I don’t like complicating things just to impress you. So instead of giving you 329 psychological questions filled with scientific babble to discover your core gift (so I could impress you on how intelligent I am), let me just boil it down to 2 very simple questions. Stop reading this book until you answered both of these questions.
What do you enjoy doing?
What are you good at
For some of you, it’s technology.
For some of you, it’s teaching.
For some of you, it’s selling stuff.
For some of you, it’s cooking.
For some of you, it’s music.
For some of you, it’s advanced trigonometry. (Yes, I’ve heard there are such strange creatures walking on the face of the earth.)
Key #4:Build Your Network
My wealth isn’t my money.
My real wealth is my network of friends.
Personally, I don’t think anything great is accomplished without a team.
Even Jesus had a team around him.
A few months ago, I was reading about the interesting world of horse-pulling competitions.
That’s where huge horses the size of elephants pull massive concrete blocks behind them.
Did you know that the grand champion horse could pull the incredible weight of 4,500 pounds? If the average weight of a Filipino is 140 pounds (which happens to be my weight before I eat my breakfast), that means this super horse could carry 32 Filipinos—without wheels! That monster could pull me, my wife, my kids, my parents, my siblings, their spouses, their kids, and all my in-laws combined.
And the second placer horse can pull only slightly lower than the first placer: 4,400 pounds.
That was when the organizers got curious. If these two horses pulled together, how many pounds could they carry? Could they pull 8,900 pounds?
They harnessed both horses and were shocked with the results.
Both horses, when pulling together, carried the mind-blowing weight of 12,000 pounds. That’s 85 Filipinos.
My message? Teams are powerful.
Alone, I can do a lot of things. But with my team, I don’t add but multiply what I can do.
I keep networking. I circulate. I meet people. I build bridges.
So I surround myself with a bunch of people who have impeccable character and fantastic skills. I network with Mentors, Preachers, Administrators, Accountants, Programmers, Lawyers, Financial Wizards, Multi-millionaires, Media Experts, Businessmen, Architects, Engineers, etc…
And everyday, I constantly expand my team.
Key #5:Create An Autopilot System
Every time I enter into a project, I always do it with a team around me. Never alone. And I choose my team well.
I have a very simple criteria: I choose men and women who are humble (teamplayers) and who are experts in their field. In other words, I search for impeccable character and fantastic skills.
And together, we create a system for the project that’s replicable and duplicable.
In other words, it’s got to run on autopilot without my direct supervision.
Here’s my ideal leader: If I appoint someone to be project head (or organization director or business manager), and after six months, I don’t want him to bother me anymore except for major directional issues. If he still bothers me for tiny matters, I’ve chosen the wrong leader—or I trained him wrongly.
If You Love, The Universe Opens Up To You
Here’s what I’ve learned: Love is limitless! It has no boundaries.
I do what I do because I want to love people.
Each morning, I wake up and ask myself, “How can I bless people today?”
And so I stretch. I go just a teensy bit beyond what I think is my limit—and my capacities expand—because I want to bless the world.
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