How do we rebuild something when it has been demolished by war or storms? In time, Jesus can reconstruct from the ashes a work of beauty. Although the world is constantly changing with every passing hour, God never changes. The foundation of His kingdom is unshakable. And He makes all things new.

God manifested himself to Moses so He could show His and the Israelites’ destiny- the path to freedom. On today’s episode, we will talk how God’s presence manifests itself in the still moments and seasons, the role of action, maturity, and perspective in destiny, and how God’s manifestation in your life can pivot the destiny of individuals and nations.

Wake up! ⏰ It’s season 2 of GYW! On today’s season 2 premiere, we’re talking tackling our goals and dreams for the new year. Staying focused, choosing crazy faith over crazy fear, holding on to your hope, and always remembering your “why” are key to seeing your God-given dreams become a reality. And above all- believe that He is able.

The love of Christ is a contagion that is more powerful and spreads faster than the invisible enemy called fear. On today’s season finale, we talk about how to find ways to infect others with your kindness, to identify what outside sources “poison” your well-being, and how to prevent toxic thoughts from infiltrating your mind daily. You are the host that carries the Gospel inside you, so that you can transmit its healing wisdom to world around you.

Got a dream? What is the fire by which your dream is lit? Today we are talking about how to be resolute in our dreams through our faith, how to rest while working towards a God dream, and how to accentuate and celebrate the Light in the midst of dark seasons. Be a guiding lantern for others in their own darkness, and allow yourself to let go of the old so you can fly into the new dream God has for you.

The Latin verb “advertere” means to “turn towards”. It’s easy to get distracted today by screen technology and an overly commercialized society. Today we talk about how to remain conscious in your decisions and thoughts, how to turn towards sources that feed your spiritual well-being, how to avoid being consumed by distractions, and how to focus on not what you lack or desire, but what you really need. Jesus awakens us to realize that our soul’s deepest need and desire is Him.

We are all works in progress, on our way to becoming the masterpiece, the symphony that the Composer had originally written in the beginning. Today we talk about how to let compassion entitle your life’s composition, to find security in the unseen and eternal beauty of Christ inside you, and how Christ is the author, the turning page, and theme in all of our stories. Even in this midst of your composition, your story has unlimited potential and you are an “object of wonder” to the Lord.

You may have heard it said, “you only get one chance to make a first impression.” But God’s concept of impression is different than the world’s- it is an impression of the heart that matters to Christ. On today’s episode, let’s talk about how impressions may become oppressive, how to break the bondage of conformity and ties to world expectations, and how to own the unique role that God has given you to play on this earth. Remember- it’s kindness that is enough to leave your mark, your print, an impression that lasts for now and for eternity.

“Once you find your a center, you are sure to win”. Once you find your center in God, the rest of your life falls into plac. The comfort of God is always present in our lives, and it’s what we can carry with us always even we weren’t aren’t home. A life that is Christ- centered is simply sharing His comforting light to a broken world. Home is where God’s heart is. Inside you. Always.

“Panda” is the Sanskrit word for “wise.” Today we will define what conservation (salvation) really is, and how to focus on conserving divine wisdom for our future engagements and relationships. We will also talk about the difference between divine wisdom and knowledge, how to put the learned wisdom of God into action during conversation, and how our trials can teach us to depend on God’s wisdom. The loving wisdom of God and of our ancestors are really the “bare necessities of life. “