Category Archives: Inspirational

Seniors Inspirational is a source of uplifting stories, wisdom, and motivation for older adults, offering a dose of positivity to brighten their days and encourage a fulfilling life journey.

Las Leyes Que Rigen la Fe

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Yo creo que una de las mayores victorias que experimenté en el área de recibir de Dios, fue cuando llegué a comprender que la fe se rige por leyes.  Solía pensar que la sanidad era una decisión arbitraria que el Señor tomaba para cada persona basándose en algún criterio desconocido. Pensaba que nuestra parte era […]

The Laws That Govern Faith

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| Written by Andrew and Jamie Wommack | I think one of the biggest breakthroughs I experienced in receiving from God was understanding that faith is governed by laws.  I used to think healing was just an arbitrary decision the Lord made about each individual based on some unknown criteria. We just had to believe […]

Merry Christmas to all of OurSeniors out there!

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We want to wish everyone out there a very Merry Christmas like family, friends, neighbors especially OurSeniors Family! Thank you to all of Vendors, Readers, Subscribers and Donors. Thank you again for all of your support! We love you all!

Galatians: Speaking the Truth in Love

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| Written by Andrew and Jamie Wommack |  When was the last time someone you respected corrected you? Telling the truth, even if it means risking rejection, is a strong indication of someone’s genuine concern. In the book of Galatians, we have a front-row seat to the Apostle Paul’s loving but stern correction to the Galatian […]

The Faith of God

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| Written by Andrew and Jamie Wommack |  All believers recognize the importance of faith. Faith is critical to our relationship with the Lord. The Bible says it’s impossible to please God without faith (Heb. 11:6) and that all things are possible to those who believe (Mark 9:23).  So, the question isn’t “Do we need […]