In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. In this episode, we learn that our destiny is bigger than our dream, our destiny is what God sees and what God has planned for for us. Our dream is what we see and want for ourselves. What God has planned for us is much bigger than our dream because it will impact many more people than we will ever meet. According to Bishop Malcolm, we can live our dream and destroy our destiny at the same time. Therefore, we must learn to forgive so we can live our dream and manifest our destiny.

In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. In this episode, we learn that our destiny is bigger than our dream, our destiny is what God sees and what God has planned for for us. Our dream is what we see and want for ourselves. What God has planned for us is much bigger than our dream because it will impact many more people than we will ever meet. According to Bishop Malcolm, we can live our dream and destroy our destiny at the same time. Therefore, we must learn to forgive so we can live our dream and manifest our destiny.

In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. During this episode, we learn that gratitude is the attitude that ultimately determines your altitude in life and if you want to go higher, faster and further, you start by recognising the value of the things you already possess. According to Bishop Malcolm, you have to call your nothing something, because if you call your something nothing, you will loose the something that you have. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, until you value what you currently have, you are not qualified for anything more and have excluded yourself from better because gratitude is the key to greatness.

In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. During this episode, we learn that gratitude is the attitude that ultimately determines your altitude in life and if you want to go higher, faster and further, you start by recognising the value of the things you already possess. According to Bishop Malcolm, you have to call your nothing something, because if you call your something nothing, you will loose the something that you have. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, until you value what you currently have, you are not qualified for anything more and have excluded yourself from better because gratitude is the key to greatness.

In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that the Tower of Babel project was a good idea but with bad intentions. According to Bishop Malcolm, there is a difference between a good idea and a God idea. A good idea is a good idea for selfish reasons and a God idea is a good idea for God. Bishop Malcom goes on to say that the Babel project was a good idea because of the striking similarities with the Day of Pentecost. However, it was not a God idea because Nimrod was trying to make the people Godless. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that when people have personal interest in a collective initiative, then they have transitioned from savagery to civility and are in a much better place because of the power of collaboration. Therefore, if your vision is something you can execute by yourself, then your vision is too small. However, if your vision require cooperation and collaboration from others, then it is a vision that is bigger than the individual and therefore must consider the interest of others.

In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that the Tower of Babel project was a good idea but with bad intentions. According to Bishop Malcolm, there is a difference between a good idea and a God idea. A good idea is a good idea for selfish reasons and a God idea is a good idea for God. Bishop Malcom goes on to say that the Babel project was a good idea because of the striking similarities with the Day of Pentecost. However, it was not a God idea because Nimrod was trying to make the people Godless. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that when people have personal interest in a collective initiative, then they have transitioned from savagery to civility and are in a much better place because of the power of collaboration. Therefore, if your vision is something you can execute by yourself, then your vision is too small. However, if your vision require cooperation and collaboration from others, then it is a vision that is bigger than the individual and therefore must consider the interest of others.

In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that a group of approximately 120 believer in the book of Acts who believed that Christ rose again after seeing and spending time with him post resurrection, are commissioned to start a movement that would reach the entire world. According to Bishop Malcolm, such was their success, that everyone became familiar with the gospel and were within range of a Christian and a Christian church. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe how within a generation, the Christian church was embedded in every part of society, the church had an impact on the political, social, economic, spiritual and cultural fabric of society.

In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that a group of approximately 120 believer in the book of Acts who believed that Christ rose again after seeing and spending time with him post resurrection, are commissioned to start a movement that would reach the entire world. According to Bishop Malcolm, such was their success, that everyone became familiar with the gospel and were within range of a Christian and a Christian church. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe how within a generation, the Christian church was embedded in every part of society, the church had an impact on the political, social, economic, spiritual and cultural fabric of society.

In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode with Elder Clinton Rhule, we learn that things begin to happen when you speak. Word have power and words have meaning. According to Elder Rhule, we create what we speak, so when we speak, we must speak life because when we speak, things begin to manifest. Therefore, we must speak to our mountain with faith.