What if you could have a heart that never judges? A heart that is open, soft, free of negativity? Wouldn’t that be a wonderful to live.  Today you will see the ill effects of judging and how to start to free yourself from its prison.

When a couple is getting married the man typically thinks he is adding an addition to his house (i.e. his life). But the woman thinks, “We are going to have a whole house renovation for our new lives together.” When it comes to our walk with Jesus, we tend to think the same way as the man. But Jesus wants to renovate our whole lives, not just be added on as an addition.

Are there areas in your life that are holding you back from being your best self? You have tried to rid yourself of them, but they still have a mastery over you? How to free yourself? Guardrails! Today we explore why we need guardrails, where we might need them, and what they might look like.

What does how we treat our bodies and our minds have to do with getting closer to Jesus? Tune in to find out!

If Jesus has become a part of your life, you will look different than your previous self, and people will notice. Yes, you will be changed, and even more so you will be transformed. Have you been? Are you any different? Today, we ask and answer the questions that indicate change and even transformation!

To live the A+ Life Jesus wants for us, we want to “Bump our Trajectory.” Where and how to start? Start with just that one thing. Ridding yourself finally of that one thing that you know is not helpful, that is holding you back. Or perhaps adding that one thing you know is missing.

The times in our spiritual journey when we “bump our trajectory” always enhance our growth, as well as lead to a new richness in our lives. Today we talk about how to and what it looks like to bump your trajectory.

Jesus tells us not to judge and then advises us to look in the mirror at ourselves before we even think about judging someone else.

But before he gives us this advice, he warns us of the consequences of judging others: “You too will be judged.”

When I asked the men, “Do you have a problem with judging?” - one replied, “No, actually I am pretty good at it.” That about sums it up, doesn’t it? Jesus warns us: “For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged ….” Who among us is comfortable being judged in the same way we judge others?