There are ways in which we can respond to conflicts and challenges that will not leave us feeling empty, miserable, and defeated.  As long as we live, we will always encounter challenges. They serve a purpose in our journey to Christlikeness so, we must respond currently to them if we are going to thrive and enjoy life.  This episode focuses on the importance of remaining in prayer in every situation. Continual prayer, fellowship, communion is the Father's will for us, his children, and his will must be our priority. Christ came so we can live a more abundant life. A more abundant life is not a conflict-free life but a victorious one not subjected to conflicts. We can still enjoy our lives regardless of what comes our way.

There are ways in which we can respond to conflicts and challenges that will not leave us feeling empty, miserable, and defeated.  As long as we live, we will always encounter challenges. They serve a purpose in our journey to Christlikeness so, we must respond currently to them if we are going to thrive and enjoy life.  In this episode, we look at the importance of rejoicing in the face of conflicts.  Christ came so we can live a more abundant life. A more abundant life is not a conflict-free life but a victorious one not subjected to conflicts. We can still enjoy our lives regardless of what comes our way.

There will always be challenges. They serve a purpose in our journey to Christlikeness so, we must respond currently to them if we are going to thrive and enjoy life.  In this episode, we look at the response God expects us to have in the midst of the current conflicts and crises. Christ came that we might have a more abundant life. A more abundant life is not a conflict-free life but a victorious one not subjected to conflicts. We can still enjoy our lives regardless of what comes our way.

This episode further highlights the need for us to accurately perceive conflicts. We see God does not lead us to battles for which he has not prepared us and that conflicts and challenges present opportunities to testify of Christ and to build character.  It is my prayer that as you listen to this episode and the other episodes in this season that there would be a change in your perception of conflicts and challenges and consequently a change in your attitude and response to them - thus enabling you to enjoy life's processes as you receive all the good God has for you. 

In this episode we continue looking at the purpose of conflicts. Conflicts are necessary to our maturity and to Kingdom advancement. We see that our victory over each conflict/challenge prepares and empowers us for future ones.  It is my prayer that as you listen to this episode and the other episodes in this season that there would be a change in your perception of conflicts and challenges and consequently a change in your attitude and response to them - thus enabling you to enjoy life's processes as you receive all the good God has for you. 

We encounter conflicts and challenges daily, and many of us wonder, "why can we not have problem-free days?  Why do we have to face conflicts? Why does God permit them to come our way?" Conflicts are not comfortable, yet we cannot avoid many of them as children of God.
This episode focuses primarily on God's purpose for allowing conflicts. Our perception of a thing determines our response to that thing.  Therefore, it is my prayer that as you listen to this episode and the other episodes in this season that there would be a change in your perception of conflicts and challenges and consequently a change in your attitude and response to them - thus enabling you to enjoy life's processes as you receive all the good God has for you. 

Regardless of the sickness or disease, God still has the power to heal. The name of Jesus is more powerful than any disease past, present, or future - that means diabetes, hypertension, cancer, AIDS, COVID-19, they all have to bow to him. We have to subdue fear and doubt and only believe. This episode encourages listeners to shift their focus from the problem of sicknesses to the PROMISES of God to heal. 
This is actually an unscheduled episode that the Holy Spirit led me to record. As a podcaster, I may have my schedules, but God's agenda supersedes my schedules, and I am okay with that. 

This episode focuses on God's ability and willingness to restore us regardless of how broken we feel.  It reminds the reader of God's unfailing love and that he or she can trust him. God wants to do us good and not harm. In light of the current global crisis, it is my prayer that through this podcast, many will be drawn to Christ, through whom they will receive hope and peace. God is not seeking to destroy us, but he wants to pick us up and make our lives a beacon of hope and a testimony of his goodness to all who sees and interacts with us. 

God takes ordinary people and uses them to do extraordinary things through His Spirit in us. He wants to use the things we consider useless to create a massive impact in and through our lives.  This podcast encourages the listener to see the value and potential in the little things. As we partner with the Holy Spirit and use what God entrusts to us, an increase will come.  
If you neglect gifts and abilities that God has given you because of fear or insecurity, then this episode is for you. God has given us his Spirit, who lives in us. It is he who gives us the efficiency, ability, and might to be good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us.  

If you have been disqualifying yourself and allowing others to disqualify you from the work God has called you to do, then this episode is for you. God has given us his Spirit, who lives in us. It is he who gives us the efficiency, ability, and might to advance the kingdom of God. We need the Holy Spirit if you are going to represent Christ accurately and live successful lives. We serve a great big God whose power is not restricted based on the severity of the circumstances. We will look at the importance of the Holy Spirit in the believers' lives, particularly in the face of adversity.