Rhythm of Faith

Prayer is like plugging your brain into WiFi with unlimited data. Scientists say when people pray, different parts of the brain light up 🔦 especially the areas responsible for focus, peace, emotional balance, and making better decisions. It is like your brain suddenly realizes it has connected to something higher and says oh finally we are online let me activate the good systems 💡😂 Think of your brain like a house. When you are stressed, anxious, or overthinking, it feels like the lights are flickering and some rooms are completely dark . Everything feels noisy inside your head and nothing wants to behave properly 😵 Then you pray. Suddenly it feels like someone walks in and switches everything back on 💡. Calm returns. Your thoughts become clearer. Your emotions settle. Even your ability to think well and make decisions becomes stronger. Scientists describe it with technical terms about brain regions becoming active and reward systems responding, but everyday people sim...

The Battle Within Me** This morning I woke up spiritual. I said, Good morning, Lord. The birds were chirping. My heart was soft. I even forgave someone in advance just in case. By 9:17am, someone annoyed me. And suddenly, my salvation felt… 😂😂😂 That was when I remembered the word agathokakological. It means made up of both good and evil. It comes from Greek roots. Agathos means good. Kakos means bad. Logical means relating to. If we are honest, that word describes the human heart. Even the apostle Paul the Apostle admitted it. For the good that I would I do not but the evil which I would not that I do. This is from the Epistle to the Romans 7:19. I try to do good but somehow evil keeps subscribing to my channel. Because how can I pray in tongues at 6am and plan a sarcastic reply by 10am? How can I post God is good and still rehearse imaginary arguments in the shower? The truth is, every believer has two internal roommates. The Holy Spirit 🕊️ A...