Reformed Kenya

Reflections on David  Believer, God is always listening to your prayers             David is really a remarkable person. He was anointed by God as king at a young age. He was anointed beyond all odds since no one expected him to be the ‘king-type’ of person. On the other hand, after being anointed king he stayed for years before officially serving as king. He went through a lot before he could attain kingship. He went through points of success especially in his battle campaigns. He later became a fugitive of his own country yet he was the anointed king. He had to run away to foreign lands and do crazy things in order to survive. Despite all that God’s call proved inevitable in his life and he became king. That shows us to trust the process that God has placed on us with regard to our call. He will work out all for our good and His glory. However, that is not the most interesting part about David’s life for me. His spirituality is primarily my main interest because it almost co

Balance of the Body and Soul: Conquering Emotional Wounds                  Edwards (1703 – 1758) states that the soul is endued with two faculties. One faculty is referred to us the understanding. This faculty is where discernment, speculation and perception take place. The other faculty is not just involved with mere perception but also how it views the ideas held that is inclination or disinclination towards particular stances of understanding. The faculties are quite similar to the definitions of mind and heart respectively. The mind can perceive then arises different reactions of emotions, hence the heart, and then the body acts. This is a just a mere depiction of the picture Aristotle sought to paint of how human beings should behave. However, the most unreasonable of actings in the body are born from our hearts inclining to the irrational perceptions of our minds. For instance, when we are angry, our emotions of anger take over every aspect of our body before th