The Library of your Heart
God Is An Artist As we saw last week, God is an artist. We are his creations, his works of art. You can think of the human race as God’s
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Freedom Is Not Time And Money
Happiness Moses realizes that his task is not to teach his people freedom. They’re not totally bought into breaking free, that’s scary. Moses’s task is to teach them happiness. Harriet
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Break Free and Survive by Being Happy
Break Free Harriet Tubman, one of the foremothers of our AME Church, was considered the Moses of her people, former slaves on the underground railroad breaking free. Meanwhile in the
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Souls Of The Dead Pass Through The Aisles
Breaking Free Why is it so hard to break free of our chains? As we learned from Moses, when you break free you are not just breaking your chains, you
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How to say “Praise God from whom all blessings flow” in Hawai’ian and ASL?
Hoʻonani i ka Makua Mau Our Hawaiian word of the week is “praise God from whom all blessings flow.” Let’s learn the Hawaiian words of the first line of this
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Happiness Schedule Prayer Answered in 3 Days
Gina shares why she saw a job offer on her happiness schedule wish day as an answer to prayer and a shift from fear to faith.
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Stay on Your Happiness Schedule
You’re Going To Be Happy Someday My friend’s boyfriend broke up with her this week. She is on the phone with me, sobbing. You know when you sob and sob
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How To Turn Worries Into Wishes
The Worry Stick Jim told me about this ritual called the worry stick. You put all your worries into this stick and then you burn it. The incense transforms that
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How To Say “Happy 4th of July” in Hawai’ian
Hau’oli La’Eha o lulai Our Hawaiian word of the week is “Hau’oli La’Eha o lulai” which means “happy July 4th.” Hau-oli means “happy.” Say that with me, “HOW OH LEE”
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