In part five of this sermon series, Pastor Ricky Temple challenges everyone to consider what would it be like if you were the ONLY PERSON who changed? In your "Just Me" seasons, stay focused on what you believe, who is willing to grow and change, building your personal ark, and make sure that you don't drown with those who are unwilling to change.

In part five of this sermon series, Pastor Ricky Temple challenges everyone to consider what would it be like if you were the ONLY PERSON who changed? In your "Just Me" seasons, stay focused on what you believe, who is willing to grow and change, building your personal ark, and make sure that you don't drown with those who are unwilling to change.

In part five of this sermon series, Pastor Ricky Temple challenges everyone to consider what would it be like if you were the ONLY PERSON who changed? In your "Just Me" seasons, stay focused on what you believe, who is willing to grow and change, building your personal ark, and make sure that you don't drown with those who are unwilling to change.

Are you the kind of person whose mind cannot be changed? Unchangeable people think in a very specific way.

What if you could not blame anybody for anything at any time in your life? Pastor Rick challenges us to consider that question in this sermon.

What if you could not blame anybody for anything at any time in your life? Pastor Rick challenges us to consider that question in this sermon.

What if you could not blame anybody for anything at any time in your life? Pastor Rick challenges us to consider that question in this sermon.

What if you could not blame anybody for anything at any time in your life? Pastor Rick challenges us to consider that question in this sermon.

Building a new mind requires the right questions, the right changes, the right explanations, the right punishments, and the right amount of hope.

In this sermon, Pastor Rick provides insight into the four things that people who are blind ignore and then encourages believers to effectively manage relationships with people who cannot see.