Guidelines For Living

Harold Sala

Can You Fall Out Of Love?

June 21, 2019

So you have fallen out of love, have you? And it didn’t take long after he moved in with you. In fact, you are not sure whether he ever loved you, though he said he did. This, of course, brings up the issue of what love really is.

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When God's hand touches your life, no matter who you are or where you are, it is always earthshaking. It was true of the time Jesus sat with his disciples, perhaps overlooking Galilee, and taught them. What He said was disturbing to be sure. He talked about loving your enemies, not storing up vast treasures here on earth, not worrying about life, or earning a living, and not judging other people.
June 20, 2019
"What price are you willing to pay for success in the business world? Are you prepared to reach the top though it may cost your marriage, or the affection of your kids?"  So what if you climb the ladder of success, only to find that it was leaning against the wall of the wrong building?
June 19, 2019
Michael Gordon is an attorney who often gets up at 3 a.m. and goes to the office before the roosters start to crow so he will be prepared for the "big one." Knowing he was a workaholic who was committed to succeeding, his brother gave him a hard hat and a pair of construction goggles when he got married along with this bit of advice: "Juggling family life and work is hard. Really hard. But if you keep at it and work hard, the rewards are sweet as sugar." 
June 18, 2019
How do you balance business with family commitments? How do you respond when your son says, "Dad, how come you can never come to my game?  All the other kids' dads are there"?  So you stutter and stammer about how you can't get off work and that you are overloaded and so forth, but your son simply knows you are not there.
June 17, 2019
“We are terrible hopers in this day and age,” says pastor and writer, Francis Chan. “We expect the worst because we’ve been let down too much. If something even halfway decent happens in a day we consider that a good day.” Does this describe you? The Bible says that “hope deferred makes the heart sick” (Proverbs 13:12 ESV). Part of the human condition on this planet is loss, pain and disappointment.  Perhaps you feel heartsick more often than not.  Are you trying your hardest but still feel that there isn’t much hope on your journey through this life? 
June 14, 2019
“Dear Dr. Sala,” writes a friend of Guidelines, “when my husband and I get into an argument, he walks away and comes back as though nothing had ever happened. When he has hurt me and never asks for forgiveness, I feel offended and want to withdraw.  Do you have any suggestions which might help?”
June 13, 2019
When you are only five feet three, and someone who is six feet five towers over you, you quickly learn what intimidation is, especially when the giant leans over you and threatens you.  We’d much prefer enemies about our size giving us an equal chance; but, of course, life isn’t always fair.
June 12, 2019
The Bible is an amazing book.  Of course, it’s amazing because it’s God inspired and living but it’s also very honest.  In the Bible, you find stories of men and women living at different times who were used by God in powerful ways.  People who loved God… and failed miserably.  Full of faith and full of flaws—stories like that of a man called David show us that Christianity speaks to human beings as they are.  We are made in the image of God, with eternity inside us but living in the here and now with natures that sin.  And sin regularly.
June 11, 2019
How a person responds to calamity or disaster tells an awful lot about what's inside!  When things are not going well, there is a tendency for the old to become cynical and critical, and castigate those who are younger. You know the mentality--"The older I am, the better I was!"  Having had years of experience, it is very easy for them to see immediately what's wrong with the world, especially people in the world, and be very clear in letting folks know that things aren't like they used to be, and that if they were still in control, it wouldn't be that way.
June 10, 2019
Oil spills which destroy the environment, pelicans and albatrosses who eat plastic, chemical waste which kills fish and marine life and destroys natural resources, and rusted beer cans which litter the landscape--how much of this is of concern to you? Or should it be at all?
June 7, 2019
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In this booklet, you will find devotional readings from each of Guidelines' daily and weekly devotionals: Reset with Bonnie Sala, Guidelines for Living with Harold Sala, and Encouraging Words with Darlene Sala. Let God's Word shine in your life every day!

About Guidelines For Living

Start your day with hope, confidence, and purpose by listening to the Guidelines for Living daily devotional with Harold Sala! This 5-minute program offers insightful teaching from God’s Word and practical application for living out your faith in the day-to-day. Strengthen your relationship with Jesus by adding this short devotional to your daily routine.  Guidelines for Living is the longest running five-minute program in Christian radio!  

About Harold Sala

Speaker, author and Bible teacher, Dr. Harold Sala founded Guidelines in 1963 and pioneered the first 5-minute Christian program on radio.  Dr. Sala holds a Ph.D. in biblical text and has taught at conferences, seminars and churches the world over.  An author of over 60 books published in 19 languages, his most recent release is 40 Unstoppable Women (Rose Publishing).

 

 

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