Seasons of life can be incredibly complex. Pandemics, politics, storms, social issues, relationship challenges, sickness, death, and loss of every description. So many have dealt with so much, and no single issue is without other complicating factors. This often leaves us at a loss as to how to move forward. Thankfully, God is a very present help in times of trouble, and He is our strength for all days. In this episode, we learn that there’s healing from yesterday, peace for today, and hope for tomorrow.

In the last episode on habits, consistency was a key theme. In this episode, we continue looking at the importance of consistency. Specifically, how it relates to church and anger. Those two together may seem random, but they are not. There is a danger that happens when we make the things of God optional. 

It’s been said, “there’s no such thing as having no habits.” This is true. While many of your habits may be mindless, research shows that 40% of daily behavior is habit-based. Realizing this, having consistency in your habits is huge. The devil cannot cope with consistency. Further, consistency brings blessing.

Relationships are one of the most basic human needs. Live, work, play, worship, wait, travel—we “do life” with other people. We are all joined in one way or another through connections and interactions. In this episode, we look at the importance of these connections, because ultimately, you become like who you hang out with.

In the book of Ephesians, we see that God is able to do far more than we can ask or think. Not only is He able to answer your prayers, but He’s also looking to do so. Approach Him with boldness. Ask in confidence. Pray specifically about what you are believing for. This kind of prayer, in alignment with His Word, invades the impossible.

We have been given an incredible, powerful privilege to connect with the Almighty God through prayer. Talking with God is the most vital part of our relationship with Him. However, so often we pray small prayers. In this episode, we look at the importance of praying big prayers. God can handle anything, so ask Him to do the extraordinary.

If you want a better life, you had better guard your thoughts. What you think determines how you feel and influences what you do. While many outside elements can influence your thoughts, you are the only one who is responsible for them. Only you can choose and change what it is that you are dwelling on.

How you start and end your day is vitally important to the health of your soul. Consider it the take-off and the landing. The first things you do in the morning, and the final things you do at night are often what set the tone for how you live your entire life. You must be both intentional and consistent with the patterns and practices you implement during these times.

“I have hidden Your Word in my heart…” (Psalm 119:11) Hiding is what you do with what you treasure and value. We don’t just value the Word. We hide and store it within us because of its value. In this episode, we look at how to do this through the memorization of Scripture.

This episode is a continuation of our conversation about sowing to the spirit. There is a constant conflict in life between our spirit and our flesh. One leads to abundance, while the other leads to decay. Today we look at how we can strengthen our spirit, in turn giving God something to bless.