Terry's book, 'What Did Jesus Say? The Seven Messages from the Master' contains over 500 Bible verses spoken directly by Jesus as recorded in the red-letter edition of the New King James Bible, organized by subject, without added interpretations, commentaries or opinions.
During the last century, there have been 100’s of millions of people who have seen the initials WWJD and know it stands for “What Would Jesus Do”, however very few know where the book came from that gave us the ‘first’ thought regarding WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?). Terry Christian, author of 'What Did Jesus Say', provides the background:
In 1896, for his Sunday night services, Charles Sheldon thought he would write a story, which would continue one chapter a week, about various persons who applied "What would Jesus do?" to their lives. Sheldon was soon preaching to a packed crowd and his messages were organized and released in a book. In His Steps became a best-selling religious fiction novel, first published in 1896, the book has since sold more than 50,000,000 copies, and ranks as one of the best-selling books of all time.
The full title of the book is 'In His Steps: What Would Jesus Do?'. Though variations of the subtitle WWJD "What would Jesus do" have been used by believers for centuries, it gained much greater currency following publication of the book. Millions have asked themselves WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?) and now, WDJS (What Did Jesus Say) finally answers that question.
When I was first called to compose a book containing only the Words from Jesus without any added comments or opinions, I didn’t understand it and then I found out how few Christians have read all 4 Gospels containing the Words of Jesus. Hence very few even know what Jesus said in order to even know what Jesus would do.
Millions of Christians are misled into believing what Jesus said is not relevant compared to what Apostle Paul said. This is the main cause of many of the religious divisions in Christianity. Its said that 9 out of 10 Christians have never read all 4 Gospels and 60% have never even read one ‘complete’ Gospel. Its no wonder the Body of Christ is so divided worldwide; it's said we have over 30,000 different Christian religions and oddly enough many teach from the same Bible yet attack each other over their different opinions about the meaning of the Bible.
While composing my book, I researched (outside of religious academia) the different books in the New Testament - who wrote them, who voted them in the Bible, what books were rejected and when was the Bible formalized, and where did Sunday Worship, Easter and Christmas all come from and why are so many churches in disagreement. I was amazed to learn how ‘man's’ religious opinions could mislead so many from what Jesus said by creating so many different denominations, non-denominations and freestyle churches after the big breakaway in 1600 AD. And now, many of these ‘religions’ directly attack the Catholic Church as being evil and they say there’s over ‘one billion’ Catholics going to hell - wow. Such religious arrogance.
In conclusion all I can say is, if you really want to know WWJD, it really helps to know WDJS and when you know what Jesus said, then you know what God said and when we do what Jesus said, we’re pleasing God and serving His will and in doing so, we walk in His peace …… May His Words and love, be in all we think, say and do.
More is available at https://www.whatdidjesussay.org/blog/.
Imagine you're walking down the beach, and you come across a crowd waiting for Jesus to appear and teach them. What would he say? Would he talk about current religious and political conflicts, or would he speak about Love, Light, and Truth? Readers can join in for a walk with Jesus and listen to his words as he shares with them the Seven Messages from the Master. Each spiritual message reveals His teachings that will strengthen and guide anyone to a most peaceful life in Christ.
'What Did Jesus Say' contains over 500 Bible verses spoken directly by Jesus as recorded in the red-letter edition of the New King James Bible, organized by subject. There is no interpretation, opinion or commentary.
Terry Christian's ministry, Foundations For Life, is an online ministry dedicated to helping Christians worldwide. Their calling is to help all Christians mature in their relationship with Jesus Christ. H-E-L-P means Helping Everyone Live Peacefully in Christ.
This brotherly approach allows us to focus on our loving similarities as members of the whole Body of Christ, rather than on our differences in worshiping and practicing our faith, so common today from one church to another or one Pastor to another. The mission is to teach the Way by the Word.
Terry helps families and congregations, as well as clergy, come together, in love, as one body in Christ, in one accord, in order to perform a greater work for Christ. He is dedicated to creating the relationships that build stronger marriages, families and churches.
'What Did Jesus Say...The Seven Messages From The Master' is available in full color glossy print, eBook and Kindle. An audiobook version is available for Windows and Macintosh. Several bundled packages are available at the book website, http://www.wdjsbook.com.
Terry Christian is available for media interviews. Please contact PrimeStar Publicity using the information below.
More information is available at his ministry website at http://www.foundationsforlife.org/, and his book at www.wdjsbook.com.
About Terry Christian:
Terry Christian is a former motivational speaker and executive trainer with over 20 years experience giving more than 2,500 presentations to private and public audiences across America and Canada. Today, Christian counsels individuals and couples seeking a more mature understanding of their relationship with Jesus Christ. His life is now dedicated to helping his Christian brothers and sisters live in a never-ending state of peace, love, truth and forgiveness as followers of Jesus Christ. He says after repentance and being born again, this was the main message Jesus taught; and teaching the Way by the Word is the cornerstone on which his book and ministry is founded.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2018
How To Stay Balanced And Healthy During The Holiday Season And Throughout 2019: Six Bible Verses To Help You
B.BéNI offers six powerful ideas to help get readers overcome holiday stress and get a great start on creating a fantastic new year.
Inspirational jewelry company B.BéNI recently presented six powerful ideas for staying balanced and healthy during the Holiday Season. Not surprisingly, these ideas are relevant not only during the holidays, but also throughout the entire year.
The Holidays are coming! It's such a special time of the year - celebrations and good times with friends, coworkers, and of course, family. However, it is often a time of year filled with tremendous stress for so many people, especially women. Let's try putting these biblical principles to work this year and perhaps things will flow more smoothly. I know that I plan on giving it a try!
1) 1 Chronicles 16:11
Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually!
Make Time for The Lord During The Holidays
Ironically, during the holiday season, when extra time is nowhere to be found, we probably need to be in the word of God more than ever. It can seem almost impossible to get some alone and quiet time to turn our thoughts to our Father in heaven.
Get creative about reading the Bible if you’re struggling to do so. Listen to the audio version of the Bible on your phone or in the car. Try reading for five minutes before you get out of bed in the morning. It's a phenomenal way to start your day! You might even consider starting a special Thanksgiving reading plan or Advent devotional to help you focus on God during this time of year.
2) Galatians 5:16-18
But I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh. For the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and the desires of the Spirit are against the flesh, for these are opposed to each other, to keep you from doing the things you want to do. But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the law
Avoid Overeating & Drinking Too Much Alcohol
Since the Christmas season lasts for a short time, from Thanksgiving to New Year, many of us see it as permission to overindulge in food and alcohol during this time. Honestly, it’s often really not worth the huge regrets that come after January 1st, when we realize not one pair of our pants will zip up. Christmas is a time to have good times with our friends and our family, but do we have to celebrate around excessive food & alcohol consumption? When did a meal with the family or a party with friends become an all-you-can-eat-and-drink fest?
Some helpful tips...
1) Try to stay hydrated, a thirsty person can quickly become a hungry person even when we really are not. Our bodies often mistake thirst for hunger.
2) Make healthier food choices, fill up on the veggies and fiber rich treats so you feel satisfied more quickly.
3) Keep moving, try to stick to your regular exercise routine if you have one. If you don't, maybe a good New Year's Resolution?
4) Get REST - don't allow yourself to become exhausted, that is a sure way to become derailed.
5) Eat slowly and enjoy every bite, your food will give you much more pleasure if you take your time.
6) Use common sense and self-control - You will thank yourself for it later!
3) John 13:34
A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another.
Be Kind to Others
During the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush of crazy schedules, overspending to fulfill wish lists, and feeling overwhelmed by trying to keep up with it all.
It’s VERY important to step back and remember the true meaning of the season. Sure, the holidays are a time where we can enjoy traditions, create new memories, attend parties and gatherings, and spend more time with our loved ones...But what about going above and beyond giving gifts by also giving time, kind words, being helpful to someone in need perhaps. Spreading kindness or holiday cheer during this time of year can be as simple as visiting some lonely seniors in a nursing home, doing some volunteering, distributing holiday meals to those in need, treating a friend or coworker to lunch or dinner, the list is endless.
4) Colossians 3:13
bearing with one another and, if one has a complaint against another, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive.
Forgive People
During the holidays there are many opportunities for us to see people that we have an unsettled or painful history with. People we haven’t forgiven as well as people who haven’t forgiven us. Many times, forgiving those who have hurt us is not easy. We would rather suppress the feelings year after year, than take the difficult step to mend the relationship.
When there is a very deep hurt or betrayal it’s much more difficult. We have to rely on the Spirit of God to help us forgive and move on. Most of the time, we have really no idea what people are going through. It’s very hard to see things from someone else’s perspective and to understand what motivates them to do the things they do. God will help us to see them the way He sees them, if we ask and pray about it. We really need to make a conscious choice to forgive them and ask God to bless them. At the risk of sounding cliché ( I’m going to say it anyways because I really like this quote) “Unforgiveness is like drinking poison yourself and waiting for the other person to die.” So true.
Lastly, A really nice idea is to buy them a small gift that will express you have brought closure to the issue and you no longer harboring unforgiveness against them. You don’t need to share that with anyone if you don’t want to but it will feel good in your heart.
Read more at the B.BéNI site at https://bbeni.com/blogs/news/six-bible-verses-to-help-stay-balanced-healthy-during-the-holiday-season.
About B.BéNI:
B.BéNI is a New England based inspirational jewelry company that is dedicated to providing customers with meaningful pieces of jewelry that will touch the heart and ignite one's faith, yet be fabulous and chic enough to really rock!
The Old World style pendants, charms and components are their own original designs starting from a simple sketch to a CAD design and then to a solid model. A cast piece is then made from the solid model. A lot of energy and love go into each piece, crafted in the state of Rhode Island, the jewelry capital of the USA.
The metals, finishes, findings, clasps, gemstones & crystals are of the highest quality available. Each order is hand-assembled with great care. The name B.BéNI has meaning. Béni is the French word for blessed so we are saying "Be Blessed." Fashion, Faith and Quality - not necessarily in that order - is what they are all about.
Contact:
B.BéNI
bbenijewelry@gmail.com
https://bbeni.com
Leia Mais…
Inspirational jewelry company B.BéNI recently presented six powerful ideas for staying balanced and healthy during the Holiday Season. Not surprisingly, these ideas are relevant not only during the holidays, but also throughout the entire year.
The Holidays are coming! It's such a special time of the year - celebrations and good times with friends, coworkers, and of course, family. However, it is often a time of year filled with tremendous stress for so many people, especially women. Let's try putting these biblical principles to work this year and perhaps things will flow more smoothly. I know that I plan on giving it a try!
1) 1 Chronicles 16:11
Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually!
Make Time for The Lord During The Holidays
Ironically, during the holiday season, when extra time is nowhere to be found, we probably need to be in the word of God more than ever. It can seem almost impossible to get some alone and quiet time to turn our thoughts to our Father in heaven.
Get creative about reading the Bible if you’re struggling to do so. Listen to the audio version of the Bible on your phone or in the car. Try reading for five minutes before you get out of bed in the morning. It's a phenomenal way to start your day! You might even consider starting a special Thanksgiving reading plan or Advent devotional to help you focus on God during this time of year.
2) Galatians 5:16-18
But I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh. For the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and the desires of the Spirit are against the flesh, for these are opposed to each other, to keep you from doing the things you want to do. But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the law
Avoid Overeating & Drinking Too Much Alcohol
Since the Christmas season lasts for a short time, from Thanksgiving to New Year, many of us see it as permission to overindulge in food and alcohol during this time. Honestly, it’s often really not worth the huge regrets that come after January 1st, when we realize not one pair of our pants will zip up. Christmas is a time to have good times with our friends and our family, but do we have to celebrate around excessive food & alcohol consumption? When did a meal with the family or a party with friends become an all-you-can-eat-and-drink fest?
Some helpful tips...
1) Try to stay hydrated, a thirsty person can quickly become a hungry person even when we really are not. Our bodies often mistake thirst for hunger.
2) Make healthier food choices, fill up on the veggies and fiber rich treats so you feel satisfied more quickly.
3) Keep moving, try to stick to your regular exercise routine if you have one. If you don't, maybe a good New Year's Resolution?
4) Get REST - don't allow yourself to become exhausted, that is a sure way to become derailed.
5) Eat slowly and enjoy every bite, your food will give you much more pleasure if you take your time.
6) Use common sense and self-control - You will thank yourself for it later!
3) John 13:34
A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another.
Be Kind to Others
During the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush of crazy schedules, overspending to fulfill wish lists, and feeling overwhelmed by trying to keep up with it all.
It’s VERY important to step back and remember the true meaning of the season. Sure, the holidays are a time where we can enjoy traditions, create new memories, attend parties and gatherings, and spend more time with our loved ones...But what about going above and beyond giving gifts by also giving time, kind words, being helpful to someone in need perhaps. Spreading kindness or holiday cheer during this time of year can be as simple as visiting some lonely seniors in a nursing home, doing some volunteering, distributing holiday meals to those in need, treating a friend or coworker to lunch or dinner, the list is endless.
4) Colossians 3:13
bearing with one another and, if one has a complaint against another, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive.
Forgive People
During the holidays there are many opportunities for us to see people that we have an unsettled or painful history with. People we haven’t forgiven as well as people who haven’t forgiven us. Many times, forgiving those who have hurt us is not easy. We would rather suppress the feelings year after year, than take the difficult step to mend the relationship.
When there is a very deep hurt or betrayal it’s much more difficult. We have to rely on the Spirit of God to help us forgive and move on. Most of the time, we have really no idea what people are going through. It’s very hard to see things from someone else’s perspective and to understand what motivates them to do the things they do. God will help us to see them the way He sees them, if we ask and pray about it. We really need to make a conscious choice to forgive them and ask God to bless them. At the risk of sounding cliché ( I’m going to say it anyways because I really like this quote) “Unforgiveness is like drinking poison yourself and waiting for the other person to die.” So true.
Lastly, A really nice idea is to buy them a small gift that will express you have brought closure to the issue and you no longer harboring unforgiveness against them. You don’t need to share that with anyone if you don’t want to but it will feel good in your heart.
Read more at the B.BéNI site at https://bbeni.com/blogs/news/six-bible-verses-to-help-stay-balanced-healthy-during-the-holiday-season.
About B.BéNI:
B.BéNI is a New England based inspirational jewelry company that is dedicated to providing customers with meaningful pieces of jewelry that will touch the heart and ignite one's faith, yet be fabulous and chic enough to really rock!
The Old World style pendants, charms and components are their own original designs starting from a simple sketch to a CAD design and then to a solid model. A cast piece is then made from the solid model. A lot of energy and love go into each piece, crafted in the state of Rhode Island, the jewelry capital of the USA.
The metals, finishes, findings, clasps, gemstones & crystals are of the highest quality available. Each order is hand-assembled with great care. The name B.BéNI has meaning. Béni is the French word for blessed so we are saying "Be Blessed." Fashion, Faith and Quality - not necessarily in that order - is what they are all about.
Contact:
B.BéNI
bbenijewelry@gmail.com
https://bbeni.com
Leia Mais…
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