Welcome to day 2 of our Crutches series. Yesterday we explained how the myth of Christianity being a crutch for us is simply untrue. Following that, we're talking about how a life with Christ is an abundantly full new life, and to say that our faith is simply a crutch, well that couldn't be farther from the truth.

Christianity is not just a crutch for those who can't make it on their own. Living with God is freeing, not confining and to say that having God in your life is just a crutch to get by, well, that's simply not true.

God has two plans -- the sovereign plan and His specific plan for each of us. The only way His specific plan can work is if we are believers in Him and follow the path He has set for us.

For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven - Ecclesiastes 3:1

We had so much to say about day 2 of Take A Pause that we're wrapping up P.A.U.S.E today. We broke it down simply so that we can apply it to our lives every day with ease.

Continuing our series, Take A Pause, we break down P.A.U.S.E into it's core elements. What does it mean to pause, and how do we use this moment to strengthen our relationship with God?

We begin our Take A Pause series with a message on taking the appropriate amount of time to sit and plan our next move, hence a "strategic pause". With some things in our life, it's necessary to take that pause, but to also know when it's time to take action.

We wrap up our series, What To Do When You Want To Quit, today -- it's been very impactful for all of us at the studio and we hope it's taught you some things to keep you going in those times of wariness. So what's the next steps following all of what we covered this week? Let's find out together.

When we're faced with our toughest moments in our walk with God, we sometimes forget that the simple solution is always to go to Him. We will always try to solve our problems our way, alone and misguided.

So often we're told as Christians that we're supposed to have faith greater than fear at all times, and to feel like quitting can make us feel like "bad Christians". This is not the case -- anyone and everyone will feel like they want to quit sometimes, it's a human quality. But how do we make it through? Let's find out together.