What The Father Almighty Wants Is Intimacy

By Ianpassion

The picture was taken at the viewpoint in Manang, Satun Thailand

"We cannot shut off, stop, or in any way diminish the Almighty Father's flow of love towards us. No matter what we do, we cannot cause the Almighty Father to stop loving us. Nothing can change the way He feels us." - T.D. Jakes

Our Almighty Father shows us His love in a very different way than other people or our leaders do. Man's love is subject to many restrictions, especially if we are part of an organization or an institution rather than a family.

Say What You Heard To Keep The Right Attitude

By Ianpassion
Nemi feeding our chickens and ducks

It hadn't rained in the Promised Land in more than three years when the prophet Elijah heard The Father Almighty say to his spirit, "rain." But, no matter where he looked, there was not a cloud in the sky. It is impossible for it to rain.

 

Elijah could have reasoned, "I'm not going to tell anyone what I heard." They'll think I'm insane." But he was well aware of who Abba is. His ways are familiar to him. In a drought, Abba will talk to us about rain. In times of adversity, He will speak to us about provision. When we are weak, He will speak to us about strength. It is most of the time opposite of what we feel or think.

 

First Elephant Ride | Reflection Relationship With Our Father

By Ianpassion

As I was born and raised in the Philippines, so I only knew elephants from our science books and through a story about the blind men who never came across an elephant. So our experience on the back of this gigantic animal was indeed an unforgettable moment. 

Figuring ways on how to be on his back was our first struggle. Ten to twelve feet his height was impossible to climb without a stand. Not until he would kneel down and helped us climb through his knee then onto his back. Continue reading here...

Dad, A History Maker

By Ianpassion
The credit belongs to the original author picture

The picture above speaks lots of truth about us "fathers". We are the history makers. One day our children when they become adults they will remember what we have done for them. They will remember how much we have given our lives for them so they can grow in a family where they are loved, valued, and protected. 

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Embracing Mortality: A Journey from Fear to Freedom

By Ianpassion

I went to a funeral recently, and it was different from the funerals I'm used to. The way they did things was unique and showed the beliefs and culture of the person who passed away and their family. But even though there were differences, there was one thing we all had in common - we all realized that we won't live forever.

No matter who we are or where we come from, we all have to face the fact that one day we will have to say goodbye to the people we love or they will say goodbye to us. It's scary to think that we won't be able to be with our loved ones anymore or see our dreams come true. But sometimes, we have a moment when we start to see things differently. We begin to believe that death is not the end, but a journey to something greater, something that goes beyond this life. When we embrace this belief, we find the courage to face our fears and overcome them. Throughout history, many religions and philosophies have talked about an afterlife, a place where we go after we die. But even though we talk about it, many of us aren't really ready to go on that journey. Why? It's because we are attached to the beauty and wonders of this world. We have strong connections to the people we love and the experiences we cherish, and that keeps us tied to this earthly life. So we try to find ways to delay our departure or avoid the reality of death. We focus on temporary pleasures, spend our time on worldly things, and create distractions to keep us from thinking about death. But deep down, we know that these things can only delay the inevitable. I have to admit that I'm not ready for that final journey either, and it's not because I'm scared. It's because I love my wife and children so much. The thought of leaving them behind and not being able to be with them is really hard to accept. What about you? Have you ever thought about these big questions? Have you struggled with the idea of death and how it affects our lives? It's a personal journey that each of us has to go through, and everyone's response is different. But when we let go of our fear of death, we find true freedom. We can live without being held back by fear. In the teachings of the Son, He said, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die" (John 11:25). These words give us comfort and hope. They remind us that having faith and trust in Him can change how we see death. By accepting this profound truth, we can start living a life that goes beyond fear.

By embracing the teachings and promises of the Son, we find freedom from the fear and anxiety that death often brings. We realize that death is not the end, but a doorway to a new and eternal existence. This understanding gives us a renewed sense of purpose, seeing each day as an opportunity for growth, love, and making a meaningful impact.

We discover a deep sense of purpose and meaning. Death is no longer something to dread, but a pathway to a profound and everlasting existence. This empowers us to live fully in the present, cherishing every moment, embracing growth, and positively influencing the world around us.

Thus, the Son's teachings reshape our perception of death. By accepting this truth, we transcend fear and embrace the eternal promise of love, growth, and everlasting life. May we find solace, hope, and courage in His teachings as we strive to live a life that shines brightly, even in the face of mortality.

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