Our attitude matters. A nasty attitude can make a high-end outfit and makeup looks trashy. As Christians or Kingdom citizens, we are not exempt from excelling in our attitude and performance. There is a greater responsibility to perform exceptionally, especially since we have the Helper living in us. In this episode, we will look at Daniel's impact on his workplace due to his attitude.  

Who or what is defining you? It is said that the true purpose and, therefore, the potential of a product is only known by its manufacturer. The only one who knows you inside and out is your Creator. He is your destiny maker and, therefore, the only one with the right to set your spheres of operation. This episode looks at why we need to allow God to define us. You will see that God's definition of you does not imprison you, but it frees you.

A life lived in fellowship with our Creator is a life that's truly out of this world. This is the way Enoch lived; it was his habit. This man lived outside of his time. He operated in an eternal capacity while living in an evil time. Enoch's supernatural lifestyle broke the very laws of nature so much so that God took him away rather than have him experience death. This episode looks at what it means to have a habit of fellowship with God and how we can develop such a habit.

"Well done is better than well said" - Benjamin Franklin. When people look at us, what do they see? What is your life saying? Our actions say a lot about who we are, more so in the kingdom of God; our lives reflect our relationship of lack of relationship with the Father. In this episode, we look at Psalms 19 and see how creation responds to the Sovernity of its Creator and how that response impacts those who witness its display. I pray that as you listen, you will be motivated not just to sing the praises of God but live lives that praise Him as well.

In this episode, we will look at the importance of consulting God regarding all aspects of our lives, particularly before entering any agreement or partner.  Based on a Bible example, we will see that it is always better to trust God more than we trust our senses. When we learn to consult Him, we save ourselves a world of hurt. 

Trust is key for any relationship to work and our relationship with God is no different. He has proven himself to be trustworthy, able and capable enough to take care of his children. He has what it takes to take care of you and me. This episode primarily focuses on this key relationship ingredient of trusting God and allowing him to direct our lives. He holds the record for keeping his word. 

The church of Jesus Christ, his Body, has an intercessory role. We have a responsibility to pray for all people, stand on their behalf before God which means we must be able to identify with them. We cannot represent or intercede for persons we curse and already condemn. True intercession is a position of humility and God exalts those who humble themselves. The apostle Paul admonished us to pray for all people, not some. Praying for other is beneficial for us. We are able to live in and enjoy the peace of God which we would not have if we are busy hating and being bitter. Bitter people are not peaceful people, they are not happy people. Do you want to enjoy your life? Then make it your culture to pray for all people.

This episode looks at the importance of having an intimate relationship with God, our Creator, and Maker. We look primarily at King Saul and see how his lack of relationship resulted in his insecurities and ultimately the loss of the kingdom. In the context of our relationship with him, we will learn who we indeed are and will be able to accurately to his plan for us. God the Father wants a relationship with us -this is why he sent his only Son to die so we can be brought back in fellowship with him. Outside of a relationship with him, we do not know who we are and the truth value on our lives.

"As a man thinks so is he" (Proverbs 23:7). Our thoughts influence and govern our actions. To be able to receive the promises of God for us and be who he says we are, we have to begin to believe his word. We have to see ourselves the way God sees us. He sees us through his only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, through whom we can do all things and receive whatever we ask the Father for in his name. It's time we get out of people's heads, stop living off of assumptions, and get in the mind of Christ.

This episode looks t sharing or giving as a principle of the Kingdom that yields excellent returns. Jesus taught that we should give from the little that we have, and God will multiply it. Our God multiples; he does not add, which means he provides us with a surplus for the little we bless someone. Our giving to some is an act of love, mercy, and compassion. It is a culture we should all develop since we are God's representatives to people.