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In this message, Bishop Malcolm continues with the discussion he started in part one of this series, claiming that the global pandemic was like a reset button for the church because the church was becoming too commercial and comfortable for believers. According to Bishop Malcolm, our crisis and chaos are often an opportunity for us to create and we are never more creative than when we are forced to find a way. The pandemic force believer to find a way of worship online and build a personal relationship with God like never before because the church building was closed. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm continues with the discussion he started in part one of this series, claiming that the global pandemic was like a reset button for the church because the church was becoming too commercial and comfortable for believers. According to Bishop Malcolm, our crisis and chaos are often an opportunity for us to create and we are never more creative than when we are forced to find a way. The pandemic force believer to find a way of worship online and build a personal relationship with God like never before because the church building was closed. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the challenges we all faced as Christians during the global pandemic. According to Bishop Malcolm, when going through a trial, the best question to ask is what next and not why me. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, asking what next puts us in a proactive frame of mind to take control of a situation that is out of our control.

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the challenges we all faced as Christians during the global pandemic. According to Bishop Malcolm, when going through a trial, the best question to ask is what next and not why me. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, asking what next puts us in a proactive frame of mind to take control of a situation that is out of our control.

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the issues around focus, attention and choice. According to Bishop Malcolm, our circumstance is not the creator of our mindset and is not responsible for how we are feeling, if it was, everyone in the same circumstance will be feeling the same way. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we only have control over our subjective experiences and not our objective circumstances. so when we are passing through an objective circumstance that is difficult, we must take authority over our subjective experience, how we are interpreting the situation, what lessons we are learning from it and how we are feeling about it. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the issues around focus, attention and choice. According to Bishop Malcolm, our circumstance is not the creator of our mindset and is not responsible for how we are feeling, if it was, everyone in the same circumstance will be feeling the same way. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we only have control over our subjective experiences and not our objective circumstances. so when we are passing through an objective circumstance that is difficult, we must take authority over our subjective experience, how we are interpreting the situation, what lessons we are learning from it and how we are feeling about it. 

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In this message Elder Luke speak about the story of Samson, when he finally cries to God towards the end of his life. According to Elder Luke, God always sees what is going on. However, sometimes he wants us to tell him what we think about our situation and how we intend on dealing with it. Elder Luke also concluded the message by saying we should allow our choices to be instrumental, life-changing and a blessing to those around us as we make the right decisions at the right time. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm is asking us to mind the gap, the gap between our expectations and our experience. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, the gap is not a good place to live, it is the reason why many people are unhappy because we can develop bitterness and resentment toward God and other people as we seek to blame others for our life decisions. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm is asking us to mind the gap, the gap between our expectations and our experience. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, the gap is not a good place to live, it is the reason why many people are unhappy because we can develop bitterness and resentment toward God and other people as we seek to blame others for our life decisions. 

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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that Jesus did not come into the world to start a new religion or to show us a God who lives in the sky, but rather He came to reveal a kingdom within us and how to have a personal relationship with God.