Christ in Us

(Background music: The Lord's Prayer)

Your visit to this site is welcomed and appreciated!  I sincerely hope that you will find some of the things that I'll be sharing with you, interesting and beneficial.  The purpose of this website is not to teach, judge nor condemn but to share some personal insights I have received through sincere prayer and study.  It's my hope that this will also present opportunity for the fellowship of others that are earnestly seeking the divine presence of God.  This website is not written in support or in opposition to any denominational preference but to share with all, the joy and comfort that I have found within the fullness of God. 

God has given all of us the freedom of choice which includes our freedom to chose the beliefs we wish to embrace.  Simply put, the reason we believe the things we do, is because that is what we want to believe.  The lives we live are the outcome of the beliefs we have chosen.  I believe each individual has needs that may differ from others.  Our needs are not all the same and as good parents that see and meet the differing needs of their children, I believe our heavenly Father also sees and does provide for the differing needs of His children.  For my wife and I, we lost a beloved teenage son in a tragic accident and  our lives was changed for ever.  Our need was not to find religion but to find the presence of God and our Lord has met that need.  It took the healing power of Christ in our lives to overcome such a devastating loss and I want to share with all the beliefs I have chosen that have been so remarkably powerful and rewarding in my life.  You see, God has always "been there" for those that set their heart to understand and humble themselves before Him.  

Daniel 10:12.  Then he said to me, "Do not fear, Daniel, for from the first day that you set your heart to understand, and to humble yourself before your God, your words were heard; and I have come because of your words.  

The apostle Paul recognized that individual understanding was not given by man but by the Lord

2 Timothy 2:7. Consider what I say, and may the Lord give you understanding in all things.