Often we develop a problem of discontent where we are gazing longingly at somebody else's situation and looking bitterly at our own and comparing the two. This is a tragic mistake, learn to develop contentment and that will deal with the problem of blindness to blessing

It has been famously said...."Exhaustion makes cowards of us all." When we are exhausted by running our life to the red line we need the rhythms of rest to work for us so we can, "Be not weary in well doing..."

We get One Life to Live one chance to establish a relationship with Jesus and profess him and confess him for men and after this life is over we Face God and we either have eternal life or Eternal death depending on what we've done Choose Wisely and she was well my friends don't deny Jesus

Often God will move in response to our tears as parents and propel the child we prayed over so passionately and take them to levels we would have never dreamed possible

The quality of our life will be determined by the stories that we tell ourselves those stories will he be predicated on the lies of Satan of the truth of God's word Choose Wisely and well.

We desperately need fulfillment and the key component of fulfillment is fullness. The problem is we tend to fill ourselves with the wrong things as Pascal said there is a God-shaped vacuum inside of each human being that only God can fill. So if you find yourself feeling empty today don't go to the world to be filled go to the Holy Spirit of God.

God wants us to slow down our tongue and temper by speed up our hearing

We need to obey God's rhythm of rest he has built it into each day by giving us a night to rest following a day of work and each week is to begins with the Lord's day a Sabbath of sorts to set aside as rest. let's find pockets of Solitude in each day

This is a conversational podcast we just talk about our lives so if you want to know my Brother Noman a little better this one is for you. The sound was challenging in the begining but stick with it. We talk about cross generational ministry.

Trauma leaves in its wake a root of Bitterness. If you leave it, it will defile all of your relationships. We must root it out by forgiving