Category Archives: Meditation

MAVERICK: Should You Be A Maverick?

Posted September 18, 2008 by Dr. Timothy J. Sakach Ph. D.

The race to the November 2008 elections brought a new word into the consciousness of many Americans. That word is "maverick." Here is the definition from both Wikipedia and Merriam Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary – Tenth edition: Maverick: "a person who … Continue reading →

Posted in Discernment, Faith, Meditation, Spirituality, Wisdom | Tagged following the herd, freedom, herd mentality, independence, maverick, spiritual life | 2 Comments

How to Walk with God — Part 1: Resetting Internal Meanings and Contexts

Posted June 9, 2008 by Dr. Timothy J. Sakach Ph. D.

Can what we believe be “bad” for us? Of course! And It is hard for us to see that what we believe could be a great mistake, isn’t it? For example, where did you learn the meaning of the “sin”, … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible, Discernment, Elahim, Faith, God, Gospel, Life, Meditation, Spirituality | Tagged Bible study, Friend of God, spiritual life, Truth about sin, Walk with God | 20 Comments

Facing Reality: The Creation is Waiting

Posted February 7, 2008 by Dr. Timothy J. Sakach Ph. D.

Let’s get real! I’m serious. First, there are more than 600 pages on this blog. I don’t mean computer pages, I mean book pages. Each post is written like a chapter. That is a chunk to absorb. In many of … Continue reading →