Joylynn Veliz

Joylynn Veliz

Joylynn Veliz is a writer, teacher, engineer, public servant, a wife and a mom among many other things she has been called to be. And whatever the role that she is playing at the moment, her first and foremost question will always be "How does God want me to do it?" She believes that everything we do is rooted to what we believe in consciously or unconsciously. To her there is no such thing as secular or religious. She believes that there is no separation with the mundane things and the things of God. Everything is of God and from God. She finds it a delight therefore to understand and probe the mind of God by dwelling in His written word, the Bible, and by finding its meaning in our daily lives.
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Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. ~ The Apostle Paul to the Colossians

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  • Why a Catholic Converted to Christianity and Why the Two Are Not the Same
    9/20/2011
    I know Catholics who insist they are Christians. I will not argue. But as a former Catholic who became a born-again Christian, I know that there is a huge difference. I write in here my story and an explanation of where the difference lies.
  • Top 5 TV Shows for My Toddler
    8/31/2011
    TV isn't that bad if used with good parental regulation. For younger kids, it is possible to utilize the TV for their growth and development. As parents who scrutinize all influences around your kids, what TV shows do you allow them to see?
  • The Secret to Contentment
    8/29/2011
    Contentment is elusive to the common man. We all want it but not many are willing to let go of the baggage that free our hands to capture it. The Apostle Paul said he has found the secret and left clues for us to discover it.

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