Even though many people have a lot of the same goals in life, some accomplish and some do not. The difference is in the habits. Each step is important and the domino effect is real. We have to make the good choices every single day in order to see the best results.

Every person has routines and habits, whether intentional or not. We must train ourselves to have spiritual disciplines in our lives. Change only comes from intentional breaking if bad habits and establishing healthy habits.

We are the sum total of our choices. Jesus was the most successful human ever. He fully completed His mission, but He had to make good choices every single day to accomplish that mission. Every choice has its result, and eventually a habit is formed. Continue in the habit, and eventually a mission is accomplished!

God did not create us to stay in the low places. He built us with intention for us to go to higher places with Him. Our surrender to God's purpose enables us to see the path He has chosen that will take us to those high places.

When God gives us His Word, it is with intention. There is power in His Word and we can tap into that power through obedience to it. Living out the Word of God is the way we find the will of God.

Almighty God wrapped in flesh, born as a baby, willing to give all to save some....this is the true Heart of Christmas.

Jesus came to earth on a mission to die for the sins of the world, and to reveal to us exactly who God is. He is the I AM, and He was “God with us”. He is the Messiah, revealing the true God to all people.

God has shone His light into our hearts. His light brings healing to our brokenness. God's Word of healing will deliver us and help us to bring our best to His Kingdom.

Above all things, we must guard our heart and the hearts of our children. Their hearts must be trained to live righteously. The things the heart falls in love with will lead their lives. If children can fall in love with Jesus at a tender age, it will keep then in The Way.

Being thankful fulfills the will of God in our lives. Gratitude is invisible, unless it's expressed. We are commanded to give, or express, thanks, no matter what the circumstances may be.