When we start following Jesus there is always a tension between the spiritual and the physical, between our old nature and our new life in Christ. We soon discover that even though we have decided to follow Jesus, we’re still tempted to go our own way. Jesus said, “The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.”. How can we say Yes to what He wants for us? - Tune in for more!

How long are you able to be focused in prayer before your mind begins to wander? Today, we talk about how you can stay more focused in your prayer. Tune in!

Many times, we hear people talk about having faith for something, but you never see any action toward what they are saying they have faith for. Faith is an action word. Even though faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things unseen it takes action.

Many of us who run businesses become very busy and end up running out of fuel because we are operating totally on our natural abilities. The word should be the fuel that keeps us grounded and focused. Listen to today’s episode for some encouragement!

Every day you will have a new opportunity to start another day or week with the right mindset. When you have the right mindset about prayer it allows you stay on track with your day. Even when you feel that your day is not starting off right you can go into a strategic prayer focus and get it back on track. Have you ever woken up and said, “I got up on the wrong side of the bed,” when things aren’t going well? Well, today you have a chance to frame the kind of day, even the week, that you want to have. Keep your mindset on your prayer strategy for the day. Remember your mindset makes a difference.

Everyone worships something. Even people who don't consider themselves religious. How do you know what you’re worshipping? With one simple question...

We can look to Jesus as the perfect example of someone who stepped into His purpose through selfless service. In His humanity. Reflect on this and ask the Lord to reveal to you the context in which you can serve others in love. -Chenaniah Darma

One of the greatest distinctions between a wise life and a foolish life appears in how we choose our friends. When we value personality over integrity, we’re being foolish. Jesus was a friend to all, but He was also very intentional about choosing His inner circle. We must show the same intentionality. Choosing our friends wisely is not an excuse to become elitist or act like we’re better than anyone else. In fact, the right friends should help us to become more humble and willing to serve others from all walks of life. - Dave Willis

We are living in a microwave generation. Everything has to happen right now. We can’t wait, and results have to be instant. The same can be with how we see our purpose sometimes. However, more than often it takes time and waiting for us to get to that place!

Many of us have a small, consistent voice in our ear that whispers, “If God really knew you, He wouldn’t love you.” It’s the same voice that whispered in the ears of Adam and Eve, convincing them that if God saw them, they would be ashamed. It made them think it was logical to take something God had made and “cover” themselves with it. [Genesis 3:7-8] How silly to believe that the created could hide from the Creator somewhere in His creation!

Yet, somehow that same whispered lie fuels our behavior to this day. Instead of leaves, we cover ourselves with our talents, gifts, and good deeds hoping that we will have the appropriate attire to show up for God’s love.