Positive Thinking Dr. James A. Lee

AFFIRMATION

I say yes to my highest good.

What do I say yes to in life? What do I affirm? Through my words, I reveal what I believe to be true. When I am centered in God, I affirm wholeness, love and abundant good.

If I find my words expressing lack, discomfort or separation from God, I take a moment to recenter. I quiet my thoughts, close my eyes, and take a gentle breath. Moving my attention to my heart space, I come home to my true center, my Christ Light.

I am whole. I am blessed. I am filled with peace. As I speak these words, I experience their truth.

I say yes to health, love and abundance in my life and claim my divine inheritance as a child of God. I say yes to my highest good.

Let your "Yes" be yes and your "No" be no.--James 5:12

True Freedom Dr. James A. Lee

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I choose to live freely.
Throughout history, people have valued their freedom. We want the freedom to make choices for ourselves and our loved ones and to live our lives according to those choices. I give thanks for the freedom to make decisions for myself. My choices determine my experiences.

One meaningful choice I can make each day is to live in an awareness of God. I know the power to make that choice lies within me, and I do not give my power away. I consciously allow divine wisdom and understanding to guide my daily choices.

I am free to express myself and to be the unique individual I was created to be. I choose what is best for myself and my family, and I enjoy the fruits of freedom.

As servants of God, live as free people.--1 Peter 2:16"

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Never Underestimate The Power of God

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Getting it Right Dr. James A. Lee

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SATISFIED

I immerse myself in stillness.

Where my attention goes, my energy flows. If I focus on what appears to be missing, I only feel more dissatisfied, which then spills over into other areas of my life. So instead of yearning for what I don't have and overlooking the treasures I do have, I am content with what is.

Access to stillness is one of the great gifts in my life. Using my breath to release and let go, I lean into the sanctuary of inner peace and experience deep satisfaction. All worry and tension fall away.

In the refuge of this inner space, I encounter the Divine. This is what my soul truly yearns for. The stillness fulfills the infinite promise of abiding peace.

Not that I am referring to being in need; for I have learned to be content with whatever I have.--Philippians 4:11

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Today is the National Day of Prayer

Today is the National Day of Prayer: ""And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more" Phil 1:9 NIV

    How can the church demonstrate the love of God to a sinful, loveless world? The answer: church members demonstrate God's love in the way they interact. Church members are to be known for their love and respect for others.
    To accomplish this ministry of practical compassion requires that the church have dedicated leaders whose lives reflect God's love with growing purity. They know the language that speaks God's love to the world that needs to hear it. The church touches lives every day all around the world and in our nation. Stop today to pray for our nation, your community and your church. God will do mighty things when we pray!

Prayer
O God, the challenges and needs of our world are great. Make us, Your church, the instruments of Your love for the world. In Jesus' name, amen.
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A Time for Prayer Dr. James A. Lee

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PRAY FOR OTHERS

I reach out in prayer to support and encourage others.

It has been said that "it takes a village to raise a child." We all benefit when we assist and support one another. I am fulfilled as I give from my heart the gifts of my time, talent and treasure, and as I support others through the power of affirmative prayer. When I pray for others, I reach out in faith and enfold them in love.

We are one in Spirit with each other, for we are all children of God. As I pray for others, I tap into our spiritual connection that joins us heart and mind. Through prayer, I am part of a "village" of people who spiritually support one another. Every time I pray, every time I give my love and encouragement, I am more aware of the living Christ Presence within us all.

This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.--John 15:12