Attitudes/Answers with Olen Baker

Good values are like good relationships.  To keep us on track, we must work on those values every day.  As the sun rises, make time to connect with God and set the attitude for the day.  It really does work.  Try it, today.

Attitudes are a huge barrier to following Jesus.  We get stuck because bad things happen.  They do, to everyone.  That's part of life and one way that Jesus helps us better understand what can be.  Time to get unstuck.

We live with barriers in our lives.  Those barriers can block us from successfully changing the way we think.  We are not stuck.  God is the key element in moving away from the dark and bad thoughts, and allowing Him to show us what is possible.  Give it a try.

Not so easy, or is it?  Change is the first step.  Admittting that God has your best interests at heart is a big step and allowing him to be first in every thing you do, every breath you take.  Take a deep breath and start that change, today.

Yes, but only if you're listening.  Life creates a static that can get in the way of communication with God.  A strong pathway or signal is essential in making change happen.  Don't try it on your own.  Simply, touch base with God.

Some folks call it "systems".  Others call it focus.  Either way, unless we are 100% locked in on the vision, we will fall short.  God does and always will keep us on track.

Allow God to expand your faith by trusting that all things are possible.  Refuse to comprimise, and believe that he also has faith in you.

Keep that connection open.  Remember, God's time is your time, without limitation.  No boundaries and a forever oportunity to communicate with him.  Like today.  Have you had the chance to give him a call?

We are all capable of a closer connection with God.  We can also break that connection through neglect.  Your God time is very important and must be part of your every day.  Keep the connection strong.  God gives us unlimited time with Him.

It's coming up on the holidays and family gatherings.  Usually, we expect conflict because that's the way it has always been.  Instead, focus on Jesus and discover how He sees your family.  Yes, He sees all the good, and you should too.