Welcome to journey with spirit. A global inspiration/wellness site-devoted to saving the earth and motivating humankind to co-exist in a more humane manner. As earthly occupants, we are not equipped to make this journey alone, because we share this earth, the home to all of Gods creations, we must work to preserve the environment and sustain humanity for the future.
Accepting God as our spirit guide is crucial to the preservation of human life. Living under his law is essential to all people and cultures if there is to be civility. Walk with me as I lead you into and through the ways of Jesus Christ_our Lord.
God is worthy and capable of easing the pain of life's journey_ only if we chose to live by his Law. The path that gets us there is by nurturing our spirit with prayer, scripture, daily devotionals, and alone time communing with spirit.
If you join me on this journey, I will make available to you all the resources to make this trip a wonderful experience.
I am Joy Be-lynda Russaw-Browne,
Founder, Creative Writer & Spiritual Advisor
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" is a proverb originating from ancient Chinese philosophy, attributed to Lao Tzu, which emphasizes the importance of taking the first action, no matter how small, to achieve a significant goal, signifying that even the most ambitious journeys start with a simple initial step
Man condemns himself by his refusal of God’s way of salvation. In love and mercy, God is offering to men and women a way of escape, a way of salvation, a hope and anticipation of better things. Man in his blindness, stupidity, stubbornness, egotism, and love of sinful pleasure, refuses God’s simple method of escaping the pangs of eternal banishment. Suppose you were sick and called a doctor who came and gave you a prescription. But after thinking it over you decided to ignore his advice and to refuse the medicine. When he returned a few days later, he might have found your condition much worse. Could you blame the doctor? Could you hold him responsible? He gave you the prescription, he prescribed the remedy. But you refused it!
Just as, God prescribes the remedy for the ills of the human race. That remedy is personal faith in, and commitment to, Jesus Christ. The remedy is to be “born again.” If we deliberately refuse it, then we must suffer the consequence; and we cannot blame God. Is it God’s fault that we refuse the remedy?
There are many non-believers among us. Some people live as though there is no after life and their heaven is money, luxurious living, and gaining more wealth. Their goal is to gain these earthly things_ by any means necessary. Imagine_ if there was no God_ then imagine what life would be today- as we struggle against the enemy.
Who can describe or measure the love of God? God is love. But the fact that God is love does not mean that everything is sweet, beautiful, and happy, and that God’s love could not possibly allow punishment for sin. God’s holiness demands that all sin be punished, but God’s love provided a plan of redemption and salvation for sinful humankind. God’s love provided the cross of Jesus Christ by which mankind can have forgiveness and cleansing. It was the love of God that sent Jesus Christ to the cross. God’s love is immeasurable, unmistakable, and unending, this love of God can be entirely rejected. God will not force Himself on anyone, it is against his will. It is your part to believe. It is your part to receive. Nobody else can do it for you.
Believers and non-believers share the problems of today. God sits above all things and his love is everlasting- But if you don’t believe, you are left alone to solve the problems facing humanity. Humans_ are powerless against the workings of our Heavenly Father- and struggle in the battle against satan.
Without God_ there would be no hope.
Without hope_ we will not be victorious.
And so it is_
The humble will see their God at work and be glad. Let all who seek God's help be encouraged. For the Lord hears the cries of the needy.
Psalms 69: 32-33
You, Lord, hear the desire of the afflicted. You encourage them, and You listen to their cry, defending the fatherless and the oppressed.
Psalm 10: 17-18