LIVEUNIQ

Are you truly free? What's the difference between the freedom I enjoy as an American and God's freedom I live out as a Christian? Let's find out.

Are you living out God's great expectation to love your neighbor as yourself? It's way harder to do than one might imagine. Let's look at how we can get it right with God's help.

Is the person you see in the mirror who you want to be? This powerful, challenging talk from our guest speaker, David W. Dussault, will inspire you to take the necessary steps to move your life to where you want to be living it.

In this episode I have the distinct pleasure of interviewing Imani Payne about her experience growing up in America as an African American woman. Her faith, wisdom, grace and gifting helped Imani become an activist bringing meaningful change in her city. This is her story.

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Have you ever wondered what your true purpose in life is? We explore the foundational reason for our existence from which the rest of our life flows.

We each have a God given measure which includes calling, ability and mandate. When we serve within our Grace Space, God favors all we do for His glory and the good of others.

Each of us has a LifeThread, a God-given fundamental motivation informing our decisions, shaping our actions and enabling our purpose.

Today we look at the need for and power of living an authentic life.

“On hearing the words “Sensa cera!”, prospective buyers would immediately appreciate that the work of art they were thinking of purchasing was perfectly created from a single piece of marble, free of any cracks or scuff marks from the artist’s chisel and hammer.” Excerpt From: Lorenzo Agnes. “Lingering Lessons on Life & Leadership.” Apple Books. 

Becoming and staying relevant is a choice. All. All. All. Some. A three to one ratio. “All” is a little word full of big expectations. When it's repeated three times in one sentence and then followed by "some", it would benefit us to pause and understand what the Apostle Paul is saying to us.

Excerpt From: Lorenzo Agnes. “Lingering Lessons on Life & Leadership.” Apple Books. 

It is highly significant and powerful when Jesus says, “I no longer call you servants but have called you friends." Why? Because Jesus chose to call them friends. He didn’t have to do that. He could have always kept His relationship to those the Father had given to help Him in His earthly work merely professional, treating them as colleagues rather than close friends. The message we get is clear: friendship involves, includes, shares and results in great growth. Friendship enables entrance into something new. It is, in fact, the fragrance of His Kingdom.

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