Stina writes how a home is more than just a structure; it is a space for living, growing, and welcoming others. She explains how living spaces and organisation of environments should flex with us and not control us.
Author: Virtue Ministry
A Beautiful Home Does Not Mean Contemporary Design Trends
Or ‘updating’ your furniture and furnishings to keep in line with fads.
June -Resources
Emily provides resources for listening, reading and song for this month’s Together Paper.
S07 Ep15: Kindness: More Than Being Nice – Rediscovering the Fruit of the Spirit
Stina and Padre delve into one of the often-overlooked Fruits of the Spirit: Kindness as an essential sign of the Holy Spirit’s work in a Christian’s life and explain how kindness differs from mere ‘niceness’.
What’s mine is yours, and yours is yours too?
Emily focusses on Stewardship in her latest blog, sharing how money can’t buy you happiness, and yet how easy it is to fall into being money-centric. We can not worship both God and money, how how it is we can balance the two?
S07 Ep14 – Forgiveness: Releasing the Debt, and Healing Hearts but Should I Forget?
Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting or excusing harm—it’s about freedom. In this episode of Living Fullness, Stina and Padre dive into what true forgiveness looks like, why it’s essential to the Christian life, and how it differs from reconciliation.
S07 Ep12 – The Seven Gifts: Keys to Spiritual Growth
Stina and Padre explore the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit as outlined in Isaiah 11:1-3. These gifts aren’t just general blessings but are specifically given by God to help us become more docile to the movements of the Holy Spirit.
Charisms, Seminarians and a Course Revamp
Emily provides a VM update and a pile of resources to delve deeper into your faith, understanding the will of God and better knowledge of yourself.
Virtue in Money & Finances
Continuing on our virtue blog series, Stina writes about having virtue in money and finances, and how to cultivate a generous heart.
Villainy, Judas Iscariot and reconciling our will to God’s
Emily considers Judas Iscariot’s betrayal to prompt introspection on reconciling our will with God’s. How do we reconcile our will with God’s? How do we surrender our desires for His greater plan, even if it’s difficult?