This Is The Way

Thought provoking messages that will help you deal with events in your daily life.

Weak and Strong are Accepted
August 11, 2011

Mankind has come to realize that we all differ one from another.

To Give Is a Blessing
August 9, 2011

To some, giving means we are losing. Most parents realize that their greatest rewards come from giving.

Ingratitude
August 4, 2011

A writer once noted that ingratitude is not only the basest and meanest of sins, but it is the most frequent.

Time Spent Wisely
August 2, 2011

Our lives fly along at a fast pace.

Wrinkles
July 28, 2011

Try as we might, everybody develops some wrinkles in time.

Peace of Mind
July 26, 2011

Most people yearn for the deep inner peace and contentment that they see in those who have learned to walk through life with confidence, happiness and enthusiasm.

A Penny A Day
July 21, 2011

Wise seniors told their grandchildren that if they do not respect the penny, then they do not deserve the dollar.

Do Your Best - Leave the Rest
July 19, 2011

One of the problems that assail us all is worrying about tomorrow and what might be.

Birds of Sorrow
July 14, 2011

An old Chinese proverb states "You cannot prevent the birds of sorrow from flying over your head, but you can prevent them from building nests in your hair."

If It's Hard to Do - Just Do It
July 12, 2011

Doing challenging tasks or completing jobs that take a lot of effort are the fertile grounds from which we are educated and self-discipline is learned.

Evil reports
July 7, 2011

One of the best things we can do is not listen to people sharing evil or false reports.

Fight or Flight
July 5, 2011

There comes a moment in our life when our mind races to tell us to fight or to take flight.

Books are Valuable
June 30, 2011

God inspired a wise man to write that there is no end to the making of many books and that much study is wearisome to the flesh (Ecclesiastes 12:12).

Lessons from Home
June 28, 2011

The book of Proverbs advises us to listen to our father’s instruction and not to forsake our mother's teaching (Proverbs 1:8).

Opinionated
June 23, 2011

A person who is "opinionated" is tends to be cocky and to form strong, almost unshakable opinions about many things, even when he has insufficient evidence for those opinions.

Sorrow and the past
June 21, 2011

Sorrow is defined as pain of mind, grief and sadness.

Willing followers
June 16, 2011

Teachers have a big responsibility.

Who are you?
June 14, 2011

It has been said that we all have three characters that define who we are.

Time and chance
June 9, 2011

Most people will agree that the circumstances of time and chance happen to every person.

Berries - Yummy!
June 7, 2011

Have you ever found yourself in a patch of the loveliest and most delicious berries you have ever seen?

Falling is normal
June 2, 2011

Little children learn to walk by falling many times.

Prevention and Cure
May 31, 2011

As children we were taught Ben Franklin’s proverb that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Beauty is in your eye
May 26, 2011

An old saying is that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder."

Everything is wrong - nothing is right
May 24, 2011

We sometimes let ourselves get into an attitude of thinking where we see only the negative in our situation.

Fear of moving
May 19, 2011

Sometimes we are uncertain as to what we ought to do.

Use your might
May 17, 2011

We often excuse our lack of effort and patience by putting all the responsibility for our failures on God.

A Fresh Start
May 12, 2011

When is a mistake not a mistake?

Thank You for the "No"
May 10, 2011

Be careful what you wish for, or be thankful for a “no.”

Read the Small Print
May 3, 2011

Don’t try to take shortcuts in your education.

God's Green Earth
April 28, 2011

Are we preserving or destroying the home God gave us?

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