In the midst of a world filled with distress and calamity we can say like the Psalmist, "I have set the Lord always before me; because He is at my right hand I shall not be moved" (Ps. 16:5-11).

Who have you been praying for and what situations do you have before the Lord on the behalf of others? Keep calling their names and keep believing (Jas. 5:16).

There are potential distractions out there that will attempt to derail and disrupt your day; however, we don't have to allow anything to pull us out of our place of peace with God (1 Pet. 3:8-11).

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us no matter what happened in the past, what you are currently facing, or will encounter in the future it will not separate you from the Love of God through Jesus Christ (Rom. 8:35).

No matter what takes place today it's comforting to know that God is just a conversation away (Phil. 4:6-8).

There are times when we focus our attention on our mistakes, minuses, and deficiencies; but what about our strengths? (Heb. 12:1-2).

We don't have to bring over the stresses and cares from yesterday into a new day; therefore, it is important to reset each morning (Matt. 6:9-11).

Take a listen to this replay that reinforces how everyday we are afforded an opportunity to apply God's Word; that is, to use what we know. Whatever you encounter today make sure to use what you know (Ps. 119:105).

Take a listen to this replay which explains how it's easy to allow emotional and mental fatigue to cloud your reason and passion for serving the Lord; however, don't lose your why (that is, who you are doing it for and why) (Gal. 2:20).

Take a listen to a this replay that reinforces that we are living a culture that's driven by ambition and a desire for more can we say with certainty that the Lord is our sufficiency? (Ps. 23:1).