Your Attitude and How You Respond In Life - What happens to us in life is not nearly as important as how we choose to respond to these situations. As Christians, we're called to trust in God when hard times come and continue to press on in faith. Will you allow God to shape your attitude and lead you to higher levels of faith no matter what happens in your life?

Maintaining A Positive Attitude - Once you achieve a positive attitude, it's not difficult at all to maintain it. Changing our attitudes can be quickly done by placing our faith in Jesus Christ, and claiming His power in our lives. Will you choose to change your attitude as a result of Christ's power in your life?

Your Attitude and Your Relationships - Our attitude is unique to each of us, and that attitude determines many things in our lives. If we have a negative attitude it will cause us to view the world in a negative light, and likely hinder our chances at having many meaningful relationships. However, if we maintain a positive Christ-like attitude we are likely to be blessed with friendships and an outlook that is always bright!

Your Attitude Determines Your Altitude - How we perceive the world heavily impacts our response to it. As Christians we are not called to have a spirit of fear or worry, no matter the circumstances of our world. We serve a God who is in full control, and our attitude should be one of peace and confidence in our Savior and His power!

Are You Spiritually Hungry or Full - The saying of a wolf with a full belly on top of the hill is not as motivated as the hungry wolf climbing the hill could not be more true in reference to our spiritual lives. When we feel that we are satisfied with our lives or our relationship with God we tend to relax and not press into God as we would if we were desiring to draw near to Him.

Progressing In Spite of Excuses - We all have things that happen to us in our lives that could set us back or cause us to stumble, but will we use those situations as excuses to quit? Our faith in Christ gives us the ability to call on our creator and trust that He will give us everything we need to push through the hard times.

The Devil Made Me Do It - As Christians, we have to have a sense of mind that "the buck stops here", and we are responsible for our decisions. Instead of making excuses for what happens in our lives or to us, we must take a Christ-like approach and not blame others as an excuse for our decisions.

Thy Will Be Done Without Excuses - When God calls us to serve in any area of our lives is our first response to make sure there are roads where we're going? As Christians, our trust in God and His provision leads us to places that can be uncomfortable, and if we resist making excuses and follow God to these places we will reap the benefits He has for us. If we choose to continue excuse-making then our lives will likely remain the same and our spiritual growth will stagnate.