A Word with Anthony Walker

After a crime is committed, one of the first steps in solving the case is being able to identify the perpetrator. The problem is, with our senses, and the sensationalism of the crime, identifying the perpetrator is one of the hardest things to do. Often they go unfound because the witnesses claim, the perp is taller or shorter than they are, their physical features don’t match the description, or sometimes even the number of perpetrators is off. Sometimes the witness exaggerates the account because of strict interrogation. If it is that difficult to identify a criminal, could you could you under interrogation identify yourself? Do you know your identity? 

Let’s talk about it, on a Word with Anthony Walker.

I recently had to speak before a group concerning a theme for the upcoming school year. What I loved about the theme is that everyone has a perspective on it. The theme encapsulates the journey that one takes to obtain that which they truly desire. It displays the baby that desires its parent. It encompasses the heart of the worshipper toward God. What does a winner, a baby, and a true worshipper have in common? Let’s talk about it on A Word with Anthony Walker. 

David was encamped in a small border city called Ziklag. While David and the military were away, The Amalekites invaded Ziklag and captured the women and children. When He returned to Ziklag and saw the devastation, in his sorrow and despair he cried until he had no more energy. But then, something happened. David strengthened himself in the Lord. This was not just the turning point in the story, this was the turning point of the entire battle. No matter how difficult the situation, there is a point at which things can turn. I’ve got a word to help you learn to change the direction of your situation on a Word with Anthony Walker. 

For some it is just a phrase, for others it is the challenge, and for the elite it seems as if it is already there. Something gets you going. Something gets you moving. But the issue isn’t in what gets us going. Virtually anything can get you going. It is often a question of what keeps us going. What moves you to act and consistently perform? I’ve got a word that will help fuel your tank to sustain you on the journey on a Word with Anthony Walker. 

Grammatically, there are times that you need to join two thoughts, two paragraphs, or two phrases. At the junction of these two thoughts, you insert a conjunction to help smooth the transition. In life we also need those conjunctions, those transitionary words or seasons that allow us to transition into the next phase more smoothly. Not only do these conjunctions join, but they can also signal a change or a contrast. I’ve got a word that will help you to face the next juncture in life on  A Word with Anthony Walker. 

Of all the branding and advertising I can remember as a child, two of them, at least their slogans, stand out in my mind. Timex and Energizer. Timex claimed their watch could take a licking and keep on ticking. Energizer claimed their batteries would keep going and going and going. There is some wisdom that can be gained from both. Do you have what it takes to keep going and going? Are you able to take a licking and keep on ticking? Let’s find out on A Word with Anthony Walker. 

I’ve often found neat little things along the road. Occasionally I’ve found money, crystals, and I have a keen eye for four leaf clovers. But in all of my days, as keenly as I look, I’ve never, ever found Time. I’ve never found five minutes, ten minutes or even an hour. We can’t save time, spend time, make time, or find time. We can only manage time. Share a few moments with me on a Word with Anthony Walker. 

You may not have known what you would become when you got older. For many, they thought they would become a lawyer, doctor, teacher, or professional athlete. The truth is, in one way or another we will all become a disciple. And in one way or another, we will disciple others. The critical issue is to what to whom are we discipled? Listen in as I share a word on Discipleship, on a Word with Anthony Walker

Although it is with us every moment of every day, we utilize it almost constantly…we do not see the nose on our face…well except in a mirror. We are literally blind to our own nose. If we are blind of that, surely there are other areas in life that we can not see. Listen in as we examine a degree of blindness that we may have and also discuss the recent tragedy of the mass shooting in Buffalo New York on a Word with Anthony Walker. 

It is a slipping sinking feeling. You’re slipping and can not seem to find anything to grip. A sinking feeling that you can’t seem to rise above. It’s like a looming dark cloud that follows you and rains on any parade of happiness and hopefulness you have. There is a word that encapsulates all of those feelings, and for a few moments, we will talk about it on A Word with Anthony Walker.