Steven Colborne
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When Forgiveness Meets Abuse
When somebody behaves unkindly towards you and causes you physical or emotional pain, it can be difficult to know how to respond, especially because abuse can be very subtle. My question for this article is: Should you always forgive? Or is it possible to be too forgiving? As a Christian, my first thought about this… Continue reading
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Just Carrying On is Enough
There are times when life feels a bit like being stuck in heavy traffic. There is no obvious way to move forward. At these times we have to keep our trust in God and be satisfied with simply carrying on. It’s an oddity of human experience that our frame of mind can be totally consuming.… Continue reading
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Be, and it is.
All of creation is a manifestation of the Almighty Sovereign Will. You are entirely under the control of God. If you pray to God, there is no doubt He hears, because really He is praying through you to Himself. Still, why not pray? Be a participant in the unfolding of the Universal story. Pray bold prayers.… Continue reading
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Who are the Puppets?
You will likely know the answer to the question posed above if you’ve read much of my work, but it’s a secret to those who are new to my writing so keep it to yourself! I’m planning to present some hour-long talks in the coming months to promote my book ‘Puppets’ and have been working… Continue reading
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Is Faith Greater than Truth in God’s Sight?
I’m wondering which you believe is more important: faith or truth? Christians and Muslims disagree on the subject of whether or not Jesus is God. If God favours faith over truth then atonement for sin through the crucifixion of Jesus – accepted by faith – is perhaps the most important thing in the world. But… Continue reading
About STEVEN
Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor from the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind, and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
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