Are you living life in a lazy fashion? Do you just react to life as it comes or are you involved in making it all you can? To quote our first Life! On Purpose! book review, “It is dangerous to be alive and not know why you were given life!”

The question of the centuries is, why is evil in the world. This seems like such a complicated question, but in reality, it has a very simple answer. What is complicated is why human kind does not embrace the answer.

What does it mean to have a Biblical worldview? In this episode we discuss basic principles of Scripture which can guide our lives and the decisions we make. Of course, we take a few unexpected twists and turns.

We had a great direction planned, but when the record button was clicked, a hard turn was in store. Is it morbid to speak of death or the realities of life? Should we not be the ones providing answers instead of just acting like all is good? 

Can we boil life down to a very basic formula? The answer is, yes! In the end, you will find a destination based on your choice. If this is true, a person would do well to live life with more purpose than chance.

Our lives did not begin with us and they do not end with us. We were given gifts, good and or bad to begin our lives and we leave gifts, good or bad for others. We do actually have a say so in the gifts we will leave. Just how engaged will we be in that?

There are three choices you will make in life that will be of greatest importance. One choice has eternal consequences. The other two will follow you every day of your life. On this podcast we look at how to choose what you will do in life. What should be the motivations? Is is all about money or even about money?

How do you separate yourself from the crowd today? Live a life with directed passion! Who should that passion be directed after? 

How do we instill hope to our children, grandchildren and everyone we come in contact with? We go to a child’s fairy tale for the answers. 

The Creator loves to play hide and seek. He hides things and then asks us not to seek the thing or the person, but seek Him. As we seek Him He then reveals what was hidden. Are we willing to be all in with the game?