Archive for category my calling

On the Net for Christ

It has been two years now that Wholy4Christ has been on the Net and I must state that because of the zeal I have for Christ, it has been a blessing for me to be able to articulate the understanding I have for Christ’s Word. I know that what I have come to believe, [...]

R.E.S.T. in the Lord Revisited

I wrote that the R.E.S.T. in the Lord meant Reason, Experience, Scripture and Tradition.  These are the ways we know God.  But I thought that perhaps it might also be fitting to add another way that the word REST could be applied to the knowledge of God.
In the acceptance of Christ in our lives we [...]

A Year on the Blog

October 17. 2007 I posted my first blog. It is hard to beleive that I have been writing for a year now. Over the last year I have posted a lot more than I thought I would and at the same time,I want to post so much more.
Of all the postings the single [...]

Holy, Wholly, wHOLY and what 4?

(This is not a new POST but I thought I’d bring it up again for the new readers)
The name of my site, Wholy 4 Christ is a combination of a play on words and the fact that I can’t spell. It is as simple as that. What I sort of want to convey [...]

Why I write, who I am.

(This isn’t a new POST but I thought I’ld bring it up for the new readers to the site.)
I wasn’t going to do a bio. because I didn’t want to appear to be boasting. But the more I thought about it, the more I was convicted that unless you know the source, you would [...]

The Sanctification Train

Sanctification is like train: God the Father is the station master, he has our ticket to Salvation ready for us. Jesus purchased the tickets by His blood. But to get on the salvation train, we have to accept the ticket. It does us no good to say Jesus has my ticket [...]

Holy, Wholly, wHOLY and what 4?

The name of my site, Wholy 4 Christ is a combination of a play on words and the fact that I can’t spell. It is as simple as that. What I sort of want to convey is that: To be holy in Christ, you first must be wholly for Christ.
The four ways [...]