Yesterday I started the book “Killing Jesus” by Bill O’Reilly & Martin Dugard.  Reading this book has me noticing a trend- friends kill friends. The book is detailing the shocking events that lead up to the crucifixion of Jesus.  It also goes into detail on other legendary figures of this time period, including Julius Caesar. I love history books because people are people, and although times are much different now, people tend to remain the same.  Desires, actions, and motives repeat themselves throughout history.  Let me tell you about the trend I’m noticing… In case you’re not familiar with the deaths of Caesar and Jesus, they were both plotted against…

I just finished “The Ties That Bind” by Brian Holmes today and it was a very necessary read for me.  It focuses on soul ties and honestly it was not a very easy read!  Some books are easygoing and fun, while others go a little deep.  This book definitely goes deep- pulling things to the surface, forcing you to face them. The book focuses on soul ties and how significantly they affect our lives.  According to the book: “Soul ties are formed through relationships, connections, and covenants we make throughout the course of life.  These ‘connections’ tie us to people, places, churches, and other entities, and they can dramatically affect…

At some point or another we’ve all had an unhealthy heart.  Whether it was unforgiveness, anger, jealousy, or some other heart issue. Our life is a reflection of our heart, so it is very important that we deal with the root issues that may be affecting our hearts.  Sometimes we don’t realize the long reach that they have.  An unhealthy heart will prevent us from having healthy, strong relationships. It is imperative for us to deal with the issues of our heart. 7 symptoms of an unhealthy heart: Competing with others, not just living your life and doing what you feel is best for you. Being overly concerned with the…