This episode is for those who may have a problem with complaining and murmuring too much. The message highlight a man named Caleb, who was able to acquire God's promise because of his "different spirit." Sometimes the spirit we operate with is the deciding factor of whether we enter God's promise or not. 

First, prayer was always that boring, painstaking thing I had to do when I was a kid. Then it became the thing I only did when I was scared about the future. I've witnessed a lot of growth, and now prayer has truly become a peace-evoking action for me - here's how.

Why is it easy for us to talk about God but hard for us to mention the name of Jesus? Jesus has been omitted from our speech, our TV shows, even some of our prayers. Do we even remember why Jesus is important?

We all fear being the version of ourselves we visualize at rock bottom. It's a shameful depiction. And our fear of that vision becoming reality sometimes hinders us from saying "yes" to God. This is a problem. 

There are 2 types of people in this world: the afraid and the aggressor. Are you the one that shrinks back in fear or the one that's confident enough take the first step? What makes the aggressor so confident anyway?

What's the prize? And is the prize worthy of being your prize? Does your vision of the perfect life do anything to advance the Kingdom of God? If it doesn't, then is there a point to it?

I've been running God's company for 2 years now and the #1 lesson I've had to endure revolves around what it means to "walk by faith and not by sight." A simple saying - but very difficult to act on. In this episode I breakdown the importance of living life with your eyes closed. #DTDOYY20

The question stands: Is "doing whatever makes you happy" and "following your heart" really always the right thing to do? I may very well sound like a jerk for the first half of this episode but I promise it gets better. Listen in and hear my answer.

The Moral of Saul's Story: There are consequences to cracking under pressure. When under pressure, we feel the urge to disregard God's words and draw up our own plays. Listen to why that's not a good idea...

Read: 1 Samuel 13; Duet 8

Matthew 6:33 - "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."