PastorG Podcast

In part 1 of the Daniel Fast Study Pastor Girton covers the following information:
1.) Online Study Schedule
2.) How to Register online
3.) The Corporate Fast Schedule

You can register for the study at www.jgspeaks.wordpress.com at anytime before December 1st. For questions email [email protected]

Pastor Girton understands that there are people who've become addicted to winning at any cost. What's the cost? They lose equity in their name and the people around them become frustrated communicating, working, living and playing with them. It's not confined to sports. It can be material gain, job/career advancement, relationships, or keeping up with the Jones'.

It's possible to do all the right things all the wrong way. In other words, love, support, forgiveness, kindness, generosity are good when given the right way. To simply say "I did this or that for you...!" means nothing if it's done with selfish, calculated, manipulated intent. God sees more than what you do. God sees your heart. Watch out there now!!!
Pastor (I'm just saying) G

It's possible to do all the right things all the wrong way. In other words, love, support, forgiveness, kindness, generosity are good when given the right way. To simply say "I did this or that for you...!" means nothing if it's done with selfish, calculated, manipulated intent. God sees more than what you do. God sees your heart. Watch out there now!!!

Pastor (I'm just saying) G

We often hear the old phrase, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It is a good comeback on the playground, but the truth is in life negative talk can pierce the thickest of skin. (Proverb 17:20….”he who has a perverse (or negative) tongue falls into evil.”

The bible is full of warnings against using words as a weapon. So, if you know someone who’s guilty of verbal violence and is struggling to overcome it, I encourage you to pray for him or her

“Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, o Lord, my strength and my Redeemer.” (Psalms 19:14)

The problem with most believers today is, some of us don’t know when to fight. There are times when after you’ve gone through the fire and gone through the floods; after you’ve been through the storm and the rain; suffered heartache and pain; there are times when after you’ve prayed and cried for deliverance from the issues and challenges of life… that you reach the point of your breakthrough and the devil is standing there trying to convince you that you don’t deserve your release, you don’t deserve your deliverance, you don’t deserve your miracle, and you don’t deserve your breakthrough.
And many times we as Christians stop short of our blessings because we don’t recognize a good fight when we see one.