Category Archives: philosophy

Summer 2013 Photoblog

As summer comes to a close, I think I owe this crazily busy summer a mini-photographic journey blog. Some important people are missing, but I didn’t want to publish their photos without their consent. My summer was filled with many international people, seeing my amazing family and throwing a surprise birthday party, old family friendsContinue reading “Summer 2013 Photoblog”

He asks you a question

“Behold I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?” Jeremiah 32:27 He asks you a question–is there anything too hard for Him? Isaiah 14:27 says: “For God has planned, and who can stop it? His hand is stretched out, and who can turn it back?” “CallContinue reading “He asks you a question”

This Week’s Picks: September 1, 2013

By: Gabriela Yareliz I have met some really beautiful people, lately. Absolutely beautiful souls. Life is beautiful! 😉 Fall approaches…I am in a more fashion forward mood. Friends are getting married and engaged, so I put together some fab wedding looks I’ve noticed throughout the summer (Fabulous to me, of course. You may think theyContinue reading “This Week’s Picks: September 1, 2013”

Character & Destiny

By: Ellen G. White “The character which we now manifest is deciding our future destiny.”– {Hvn 95.1} “Let no man flatter himself that he is a successful man unless he preserves the integrity of his conscience, giving himself wholly to the truth and to God. We should move steadily forward, never losing heart or hopeContinue reading “Character & Destiny”

On my mind: August 29, 2013

“We must not trust in self. Our finite strength is only weakness. Says Jesus, ‘Without me you can do nothing;’ but He promises, ‘If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, you will ask what you will, and it shall be done unto you.’” Ellen G. White, Review and Herald, Feb. 28,Continue reading “On my mind: August 29, 2013”

Press Forward

By: Ellen G. White Let the afflictions which pain us so grievously become instructive lessons, teaching us to press forward toward the mark of the prize of our high calling in Christ. Let us be encouraged by the thought that the Lord is soon to come. Let this hope gladden our hearts…. – {Hvn 8.1}