Do you want to find THAT THING that will make your life(soup) tasty this year? That THING which will attract you to the right people and achieve your NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION. Well, you will find that THING in my NEW BOOK.
THAT THING IN MY SOUP
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Do you want to find THAT THING that will make your life(soup) tasty this year? That THING which will attract you to the right people and achieve your NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION. Well, you will find that THING in my NEW BOOK.

THAT THING IN MY SOUP

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Do you want to find THAT THING that will make your life(soup) tasty this year? That THING which will attract you to the right people and achieve your NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION. Well, you will find that THING in my NEW BOOK.
THAT THING IN MY SOUP
With just $2.99 you get to download:... more

Do you want to find THAT THING that will make your life(soup) tasty this year? That THING which will attract you to the right people and achieve your NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION. Well, you will find that THING in my NEW BOOK.

THAT THING IN MY SOUP

With just $2.99 you get to download: That Thing in my Soup right now on amazon. Also available in paperback now.
#2015 #NewYearResolutions

http://www.amazon.com/That-Thing-Soup-Richard-Botchwey/dp/1505458218/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1420205636&sr=1-1

The Paralysis Of Fear.

Fear and worry make us attract the very things we dread.
Fear in all its different phases of expression, such as worry, anxiety, anger, jealousy, timidity, is the greatest enemy of the human race. It has robbed men of more happiness and efficiency,... more

The Paralysis Of Fear.


Fear and worry make us attract the very things we dread.

Fear in all its different phases of expression, such as worry, anxiety, anger, jealousy, timidity, is the greatest enemy of the human race. It has robbed men of more happiness and efficiency, has made more men cowards, more people failures or forced them into mediocrity, than anything else.

Fear is a great robber of power. It paralyzes the thinking faculties, ruins spontaneity, enthusiasm, and self-confidence. It has a blighting effect upon all one's thoughts, moods, and efforts. it destroys ambition and efficiency.

No matter what your need is, put it into the hands of faith. Do not ask how or why or when. Just do your level best, and have faith, which is the great miracle worker of the ages.

Chronic worriers are always deficient in faith.

The secret of achievement is concentration. Worry or fear of any kind is fatal to mental concentration and kills creative ability. When the whole mental organism is vibrating with conflicting emotions, efficiency is impossible. The things which makes us prematurely old, which wrinkle our faces, take the elasticity out of our step, the bloom from the cheek, and which rob us of joy are not those which actually happen.

Fear benumbs initiative. It kills confidence and causes indecision, makes us waver, afraid to begin things, suspect and doubt. Fear is a great leak in power. There are plenty of people who waste more than half of their precious energy in useless worry and anxiety.

Our sense of fear or terror is always in proportion to our sense of weakness or inability. When conscious of being stronger than that which terrorizes weaker persons, we have no sense of fear.

He Restores My Soul

"The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul. He guides me in paths of righteousness for his name's sake." Psalm 23:1-3
Each summer I find myself looki... more

He Restores My Soul


"The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul. He guides me in paths of righteousness for his name's sake." Psalm 23:1-3

Each summer I find myself looking forward to spending one week at the beach with my family. I take long walks at sunrise, have my quiet times on the porch with a bottomless cup of coffee, relax in the sun while watching everyone else play and bodysurf the waves, serve hot suppers topped off with homemade ice cream and pound cake, then return home rested, refocused and restored - for about a week. While the memories last a lifetime, the "vacation" lasts only a few days.
It's obvious I need something more than just a one-week break from day-to-day pressures. I need a vacation that lasts - a vacation that is built into the framework of my life and permeates everything else. I need a vacation that gives me personal satisfaction, peaceful serenity, privileged security, and permanent success that is found through maintaining a right relationship with God.
-Anne Graham Lotz, Into the Word