Focusing on your struggles keeps you depressed and feeble, just the way the enemy wants you.But when you call back to mind the irrevocable word of God that will not return to Him void according to, you become more committed in your resolve, settled in your conviction, and fixed in your position. If the enemy has been trying to shake your faith lately, make you waver and doubt what God has spoken over your life, this word is for you.

Philippians calls us to rejoice in the Lord always by reframing our present challenges in light of the awesome day of Christ, and to rejoice in God’s people — to take our eyes off of ourselves and pray for and pursue other people’s spiritual maturity and fullness of joy in Christ. Therefore, Believer’s joy is the great pleasure and happiness that we feel — whether or not the sun is shining, whether or not our team is winning, whether or not we are healthy or hurting — because our redeemer lives, because we belong to him, and because he is making all things new. Dr. Dixon shares how to be free from anxiety, depression, and live a life filled with every day joy.

Inner turmoil over what might happen. Dread in light of the possibility, the potential for harm, for embarrassment, for loss. From feeling uneasy to feeling undone. A vain attempt to gain control over what we know is beyond our control. Which of us has not felt this way? Those rough spots often force us to look at other options, to see things from another perspective. They challenge our tunnel vision and open new doors and windows. In many ways, they are a blessing in disguise. When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at often change.

In this life, there are opportunities to be and achieve great things, but His opportunities to serve are designed to launch us past our day-to-day and into the fullness of the ultimate reality of greatness in the kingdom. God is a rewarder and His nature is to reward—not flippantly, but lavishly, based on how we love Him in this age. He will review our lives and, in His grace, He will judiciously reward positions to us based on our response to His kingly leadership over our lives. Let us answer that internal drive for greatness by pursuing God's design and will for our life. Through our specific skill sets and talents, the Lord will lead us to love and serve others for His glory, both for our benefit and for the benefit of the body, let's listen now to Part 2 of Promotion.

In this life, there are opportunities to be and achieve great things, but His opportunities to serve are designed to launch us past our day-to-day and into the fullness of the ultimate reality of greatness in the kingdom. God is a rewarder and His nature is to reward—not flippantly, but lavishly, based on how we love Him in this age. He will review our lives and, in His grace, He will judiciously reward positions to us based on our response to His kingly leadership over our lives. Let us answer that internal drive for greatness by pursuing God's design and will for our life. Through our specific skill sets and talents, the Lord will lead us to love and serve others for His glory, both for our benefit and for the benefit of the body.

Most people don’t know the profound effects of making life decisions. Often times, we go through life oblivious to what thoughts we are thinking and what actions we are taking. Every single decision we make in our days shapes our current reality. It shapes who we are as a person because we habitually follow through with the decisions we make without even realizing it. If you’re unhappy with the results in your life right now, making the effort to changing your decisions starting today will be the key to creating the person you want to be and the life you want to have in the future. Today on Dash, Dr. Dixon provokes you to think about your Emotional Intelligence.

Choices can only be made if people have information. If you know the options, the risks and possible implications you can make the choice that is right for you. This is ‘informed’ choice. Everything in your life is a reflection of a choice you have made. If you want a different result, make an informed and different choice. Having a choice is powerful and has great power over your life. Properly understanding what a choice is and how the system of making choices works are key points that you need to know in order to turn your dreams into reality. This week, Dr. Dixon teaches How to empower yourself to make an informed and thoughtful choice.

Decision Making refers to a process by which individuals select a particular course of action among several alternatives to produce a desired result. Some of your decisions will be so routine that you make them without giving them much thought. However, difficult or challenging decisions demand more consideration. Most people hate making decisions. Why is that? They overcomplicate it. Fear of picking the wrong option leads to a period of limbo where nothing gets done and the issue seems to grow bigger and bigger. This month Dr. Dixon gives us techniques on Decision-making. Let’s listen...... How To Make Decisions.

Are there ways you’ve compartmentalized your life, publicly presenting integrity in some areas while hiding your lack of integrity in others? Where are you most vulnerable to temptations? Where is Satan most likely to get a foothold in your life? What can you do to protect yourself in those areas? In your life, what does it mean to walk in integrity? What does (or would) that look like? As you listen to DASH Podcast, particular failures will come to your mind? Confess them and faithfully believe that God forgives you. Dr. Dixon gives us understanding that everyone fails and makes mistakes. If you haven’t confessed your sins to God, what is holding you back?

Why is gossip so destructive to friendships? What are some ways that gossip has hurt your relationships? What are some protections you can build into your life to help you avoid gossip? Where and when are you most tempted to wear a mask? Why? Whose approval is most important to you? Why? How is seeking that person’s approval good or bad for you? How does reading, studying, and memorizing the Bible help you live authentically? Dr. Dixon addresses and answers these questions and more this week on DASH.