Are you familiar with the term, "working without a net?" In relationships, that is a risky thing to do. Our safety net is found in the advice and counsel of our friends. Do you have a safety net?

How scalable are you? It can be both good and bad. Let's talk about it on today's Morning Manna.

How teachable and correctable are you? Are you open to constructive criticism? Let's talk about it on today's Morning Manna.

When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we’d never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. A comfort in your pain. A Hope in the Dark. I want to take the opportunity to encourage you to watch a message by Pastor Craig Groeschel of LifeChurch, called Hope in the Dark. I'll share a little about it in today's episode. We have a lot of darkness in our world today and God's got all the hope we need. https://live.life.church/

How generous are you? How generous will you be today... with your time, your resources and your kindness. Let's talk about that today on Morning Manna.

Do you struggle with procrastination? Do you find yourself sometimes waiting for the perfect circumstances to start something? Let's talk about that and gain some more wisdom from the Book of Ecclesiastes.

I can still here my Dad saying; "Son, work smart... not just hard." Too many times we plod along with a lot of effort but not much effectiveness. Let's learn from the Solomon the Preacher in today's Morning Manna.

Thinking, contemplation, meditation and remembering are all valuable exercises for believers. We all tend to focus too much on the press and stress of the moment and miss valuable lessons. Let's remember today.

What's your morning routine? I know... washing your face, brushing your teeth, getting dressed, perhaps a moment of prayer and Bible reading as well. But in today's episode, I want to challenge you to add a grat list to the start of every day.

While physical flooding can be devastating and destructive, so also can be the flooding attacks of our enemy Satan. But God has provided us a way to protect ourselves with a wonderful promise in Isaiah 59:12.