November 2015 – Mormon Apologia

Thoughts for When You Really Don’t Feel Like Going to Church by Debbie McDaniel – Faith

Another Sunday will be coming around soon. And we need Him. We need each other, like Jesus with skin on. No matter how broken and bruised we might be, we need to just show up and remind one another that we’re in this life thing together. That we’re never alone.

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My Question – My Being

Back in 2004, my father was released from Harboview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington. A few months prior to this, he was involved in a serious auto accident outside of Yelm, Washington. He had broken the steering wheel of his small 1980’s something pick up truck with his chest. Drove the steering column through the […]

Asking for $10.00 or More to Support Damascus Way Recovery

Damascus Way Recovery is asking for your donation to help support this website and ministry. If every person reading this chips in just $10 Damascus Way Recovery will be able to continue maintaining this website, build up this ministry to help men and women struggling with crisis of faith, develop and implement a recovery coach […]

James 2:1-9 | Our Christian Duty Toward the Impoverish

Whether we are rich or poor – we still are beggars standing in need of mercy, grace, compassion, and forgiveness. The Epistle of James reminds us of this reality and truth. Therefore, when we shift our attitudes and perceptions from a worldly concept and false belief, we are able to comprehend and understand the eternal principles of God’s divine royal law of love.

Heartfelt and Mindful Prayers Avail Much

When I pray throughout the day I may find myself falling into the habit of parroting words without being aware of their meaning. This blunts one of the most fundamental spiritual disciplines. As I pray, my focus is to meditate mindfully on the meaning of every word and phrase. My understanding will grow. My capability to realize the difference between shallow prayers by rote and memory and powerful and meaningful effectual prayer.

Stop Carrying the Shame and Guilt of Others

I deal with my own shortcomings and weaknesses through Jesus Christ and the amazing grace offered toward me. If I do this honestly and humbly – following the truth’s of our Savior – the change in me will reflect outwards in love and compassion