What are
Philippians 4:8 moments?

In Philippians 4:8-9, God promises true peace. He inspired His servant, Paul, to write these encouraging words: “… whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you.” That runs so counter to everything our culture offers us. But if we will hear the truth of Philippians 4:8, and give it a try, it will change our perspective on God, life, our family and friends—everything.

Do you really want to know why you’re here—why you were created in the first place? Do you want to know your purpose in life—get some real direction, a true path forward, and authentic meaning in your life? Maybe you just want to rest your mind. If that’s you, then you want to be transformed! For those who’ve never considered it and those who’ve been practicing it for years, the secrets of Philippians 4:8 and Romans 12:2 are equally powerful. It is possible, even promised, that we can know God’s will, discover the purpose for our lives, and experience true peace. But we have to position ourselves to receive it.

That’s the power of thinking on the true, the honorable, the pure, and anything that is praiseworthy. You can experience genuine rest, transformation, and true peace that only comes from the ultimate Maker Himself. We’re glad you’re here! This site is expanding. Visit us again soon.

Grace

Salvaged wood from a (c) 1905 barn. Hand-stamped with a key Scripture and wire crucified hands reminding us of the source of the ultimate saving grace.

Time enough

Butterflies live an average of three to four weeks. Some live just a few days. Truly their lives are measured not in months, but in moments, as Bengali poet, Rabindranath Tagore noted. And yet they have time enough. For what? To simply be the butterflies that God created them to be. Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us that God has made everything beautiful for its own time, and He has planted eternity in the human heart. We stress about being the good mom, wife, friend, business owner. We never seem to have enough time. But God calls us to first, just be wth Him. Jesus said to abide with Him. Dwell with Him. Sit quietly with Him. He is our source of power, strength, life… time. Apart from Him, we can’t do anything. Apart from Christ, there is no time for anything. With Christ, month or moment, there is time enough.

Greater love

Salvaged barn wood, hand-stamped with an amazong truth: Jesus Christ loved su so much that He died in our place so that we could live. Crucified hands are a silent witness in sculpted wire.

Safe in the belly

Jonah had hit rock bottom. But he prayed anyway. And what appeared to be his death sentence was actually his salvation.
Salvaged (c) 1905 barn wood. Hand-transferred illustration and Scripture lettering with scilpted wire water spout.

The offering of gratitude

An authentic offering to God is liberating and brings joy. It starts from a heart of gratitude.