We can plant ourselves with the intention of growing, but be positioned in the wrong place. So, the question is "where am I planted"?  We ought to embrace a faith community where we hear God’s Word preached so that it interrupts our personal life and calls us to action and application. 

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In order to position ourselves for GOD's pruning process we have to be rooted with our time, talents and treasure in a local church community. We have to bear in mind that even if we are in the place of promise, we still need to be pruned in order to take hold of that which GOD wants to give us.

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The Church is not an accessory to our relationship with Jesus, it’s a necessity for a flourishing life. The new life and flourishing out of the holy seed in the stumps that tell your story may involve planting yourself in the house of the Lord.

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God has given each of us great gifts with which we serve to advance His Kingdom, but great gifts mean great responsibility. Our practical preparation is the altar upon which God’s power is displayed. 

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In what ways have we imprisoned ourselves and shut ourselves off from the potential of what God’s made available to us because of our distorted perceptions? To gauge our perception, we should ask the following questions: How do I see ‘me’? How do I see God? How do I see the world around me? 

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God wants us to dream, because dreams are given by God. But the Godly outworking of a dream is centred on the knowledge of whose you are, and from that you discover who you are.  

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Worship is where we express GOD's worth to us in our lives. We are called not to lower our theology to match our pain, we are called to let our worship carry us through our pain.

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How could we use our time more effectively to embrace necessary endings, so that new beginnings and change can be birthed in and through our lives? What if the very endings we have been avoiding are the very doorways to what we have been praying for? 

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The story of Christmas reminds us that we can take us as we experience loss because of heaven's provision of salvation through Christ.

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The cure for the worry and fear that kills your joy is this - trust God and walk in His ways. Therefore, this ought be our daily prayer as we navigate the complexities in life, "restore to me the joy of your salvation, and make me willing to obey you."

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