Are you living a life of impact? Where? Is it impact in your strength? If so, you can do much greater things in the impact of the Holy Spirit.

Remember, impact can be in a small circle. When you are living for Christ, in the Spirit - there is great impact, even in the life of one!

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Sometimes God is calling you to greater things. And sometimes that means you have to be willing to leave it all behind. 

What do you think? Is there someplace that God is calling you to, where what lies ahead is greater than what's behind? Even greater than where you are right now? Don't be afraid to go where God leads. 

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Go do great things.

To an athlete, that phrase, "leave it on the field" might be common, but it wasn't for me. Leave it on the field, as David Bazzel explained, means to give it your best. When it is over,  you have nothing left. He used these words to encourage my son, Kenderick Scorza, as he participated in the Nickelodeon's Let's Just Play Go Healthy Challenge. But here I am 16 years later hearing those words. Jesus left it on the field; the cross, for us. He gave His all for us. He died so that we could have the choice to be in relationship, forever, with Him and the Father.

Jesus chose us. Choose Him and then choose others. Build intentional relationships and share the gospel with them. It is "redeeming power."

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What does it look like for you to be obedient to God? "At Once!" Do we really know His voice so that when He speaks you know to listen and be obedient? What does it look like for you to spend time with the Father, so that you know His voice?

Where do you spend time? It is a rhythm? Do you have a routine? Is your answer, I just talk to Him all day? Is there intentional, uninterrupted time, so that you are not just talking, but listening?

Take a minute and look back over your day. Pick a day. Any day. Think about the many interactions you had that day. What if you know when you left that conversation or that room it would be the last time you saw those people alive? Would you have done anything differently? Would you have said something differently? What would you want their last experience of you to be?

I think about that. That was the thoughts I had when it was actually the last time I saw my son alive. I wondered if we knew, what would we have said or done differently.

And also, I think about honoring God in every moment; keeping watch, because I don't know when my time will come.

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In this episode, I also talked about Journey of the Cross - We've visited 4 stations so far, below is the link to each. If you enjoy and I don't remember to put the next ones up, drop me a note and remind me. Also, if you are local, North Little Rock area, you can come by on Wednesdays between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm, during the Lenten season and spend some time viewing, reflecting, confessing, thanking and praying. We are at Fellowship North

Journey of the Cross Station 1

Journey of the Cross Station 2

Journey of the Cross Station 3

Journey of the Cross Station 4

What does worry look like in your life? Can you see that worry is a robber of joy? Does it really add value to your life? Can you add one hour to your life by your worries? The answer is "no." That's actually what scripture says.

So, don't worry. Give it over to God.

Tell me what worry looks like in your life. What are you worrying about? I want to pray with you about it. Visit www.mymorningthought.com and share your thoughts on the contact page.  

Why do you live in weakness when you have power living inside of you? Power to overcome! The same power that raised Christ from the dead lives inside the believer. We can change the world in that power.

Where in your life do you need to live in that power?

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The word "seek" to me means to look intently. It's different from just "looking." Seeking to me means going on a mission for something that I need.

We are to seek God. When we do, scripture says, we will find Him. We should always seek Him.

Do you seek God? Do you go on a mission to find Him? Do you know you need Him?

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