Heart, Mind and Soul Ministry

Our Philosophy

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I believe that there are three different barriers that prevents a healthy and well-balanced faith. This includes the heart, mind and soul. My goal is to have articles that provide support and resources for those wrestling with spiritual healing of the heart, mind and soul. The solution is to explore each barrier through the promises of scripture, evidential apologetics, and providing spiritual deliverance from any shackle that prevents freedom. Here is a breakdown of how each area contributes to spiritual wellness:

Heart

Having Heart Barriers: Healing in this area may involve exploring barriers of trust, or various traumas in life that prevents faith in God. Once heart felt barriers are healed, we are able to walk in peace that surpasses understanding.

Mind

Having Intellectual Barriers: Healing in this area supports a faith of critical thinking and exploring the evidential support for the Christian faith. Having intellectual barriers removed, will free our mind to have an unshakable faith.

Soul

Having Soul Barriers: Healing in this area may involve deliverance from whatever holds us as captives. This may involve being set free from addictions, or false belief systems that prevents living the abundant life provided by our Savior.

Holistic Scriptures

".... I came that they may have life and have it abundantly."- Jesus (John 10:10)
“I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to Me will never hunger, and whoever believes in Me will never thirst." Jesus (John 6:35)
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." -Jesus (Matthew 11:28)
And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds." (Philippians 4:7)

Formerly Patristic Universalism

The Early Church Perspective about God and Salvation

Patristic universalism is a major spiritual tradition dating back to the Apostles of Jesus Christ and the ancient Christian church.

What is Patristic Universalism? It is the belief that God will not abandon or forsake His beloved creation, that all creation will be reconciled to their creator. Nothing can prevent anyone from being redeemed. God is unwilling that any perish, but is willing to wait for all to come to repentance.

From the earliest days of the church, there have always been three views on what happens to those who die without knowing Christ...damnation, annihilation, and restoration. Patristic Universalism presents scriptural, philosophical, and historical support for the restoration view and demonstrates why it was the model advocated by some of the earliest and greatest church fathers. Anyone disillusioned with the traditional view that one must get it right in this life or spend eternity in hell will find Patristic Universalism an appealing alternative that remains true to Scripture. One does not need to abandon the Bible as the inerrant and infallible word of God to discover that there might be more to the salvation equation than we've been led to believe.