An imagined conversation between two voices.
Posts Tagged ‘decision making’
” You are so dumb.”
Posted in Christian, conversations, tagged confusion, contradictions, decision making, encounter, faith, fear, Hope, questions, struggles in faith, waiting, which way? on May 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here we go again, here we go again; Give it away now
Posted in faith, tagged confusion, decision making, faith, fear, Jesus, security, struggles in faith, waiting, which way? on August 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Believe me, it is a difficult task to listen to God’s voice. I haven’t heard it and I am not even sure if one can actually hear, although there are people claiming that they have. Good for them; really. Finding out God’s will in life is even more difficult. Finally, I have just let Him [...]
Doors open and close
Posted in faith, tagged comforted, confusion, decision making, doors, exciting, faith, fear, For the Lord, God, Hope, questions, stepping out, struggles in faith, waiting, which way? on August 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Two options have I before me: Do some theology now and study further in Psychology/ Counselling later. Enroll on a Ph.D Psych programme and do a bit of theology later. Theology figures in both places, because when you set out for the Lord, you ought to have a clearer understanding of the troubles in clearly [...]
Pendulum
Posted in faith, tagged decision making, doubt, faith, questions, stepping out, struggles in faith on July 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
If you have been following what have been writing in the past few days, you can see my thoughts oscillating like a pendulum. Trust in God Doubt. Faith. More faith. Uncertainty. Struggle. Fatigue. I am in that [...]
“Surrender don’t come natural to me . . .”
Posted in faith, tagged confusions, decision making, faith, Mar thoma, questions, struggles in faith, which way? on July 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Surrender don’t come natural to me I’d rather fight You for something I don’t really want Than to take what You give that I need” I end up joining Big Daddy Weave in their confession through their song ‘Hold me Jesus’. I’m back to square one. Exactly where I was when my parents showed their [...]
Patience, even as we wait for His plans
Posted in faith, That book which talks, tagged confusions, decision making, faith, future, God, Habakkuk, plans, struggles in faith, waiting on July 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Patience. God will reveal His plans in His time. In the meanwhile it is important to keep our ears and eyes open, to ask the Holy spirit to prepare our hearts for what we are meant to hear. Are you one of those people who’re murmuring right now saying, “hey buzz off man, I’ve heard [...]
Providence :Weekend trip to worship
Posted in faith, tagged Bob Fitts, decision making, faith, family, fun, Hope, Jesus Facebook, Music, travel on July 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I had a fantastic weekend back where I consider home. It’s my city for the past eight years. Initially I never wanted to be identified as someone from there. But later, my family which developed there made me feel at home, literally. It was great to be back and attend the Bob Fitts concert with [...]
A fork to the good news.
Posted in faith, tagged decision making, faith, fear, fork, struggles in faith, which way? on April 27, 2009 | 2 Comments »
(If you know me and more people who know me, let’s just keep whatever written here with ourselves, at least for sometime. Thanks!) It’s very scary, man. The question has been, for the past two weeks, narrowed down to With the church? Or, Outside the church? Now if I am with, it means working within [...]
Fear of sticking to your guns – when I told them, again.
Posted in faith, tagged confusions, decision making, faith, fear, God, stepping out on April 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Finally, after many days of thinking over and churning my thoughts, I told them what I was going to do. The organisation I am planning of. The one where I want to use music and counselling and reach out to teens and youth and tell them about a loving God who’s waiting to have a [...]
