Within this episode we will talk about why not doing what you are called to do today is the arrogant assumption that you will have tomorrow to do it.  

Loyalty is a word that is used a lot to the point when I was coming up it was loyalty over everything.  Within the episode I want to talk about how being so loyal without the proper filter can lead to unhealthy relationships leading to destruction.  This isn't a long episode because I want you to think about it in the context of your own life. 

Within anything in life, you have to become one with it especially within the gospel.  Take real estate, for example, you can study it all day but you have to start really doing it in order to say you are really living it.  If we claim to have fellowship with him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth.

Darren Hardy's book "The Compound Effect" was one of the very first personal development books I've ever read and truly studied.  Within today's society, we don't have an information problem that gives us the ability to fill our minds with knowledge but we do lack having well-formed minds.  That's what I'm striving to unpack within this episode that we lack the how-to implement what we have learned and why we don't retain that information.    

The Bible tells us within Hebrews 12:1  "let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us." Often times in life we start to compete with others or comparing and running a race that was never intended for us.  Within this episode, we will talk about the consequences of running another race as well as the reward for running our race as I draw from personal experience on key points that will help you finish your own race. 

What some people see as an interruption what if God said it was actually an assignment. Lately, I've been wanting to talk and write more on the pace of grace basically not always being in a hurry or hustle mode. I'm not saying be LAZY!! For me, it's like dang do I have to schedule the Holy Spirit on my calendar because I'm missing the opportunity and the space to serve in the ordinary day to day unnoticed ways of life.

When you read through the four gospels some of the things that looked like interruptions were actually assignments because he was at the pace of grace allowing him to be led by the Spirit.  Check out this episode as we explore talk about the concept of what seems like a distraction can actually be an assignment by God but also keeping in mind that every need is not your responsibility and some things are straight-up interruptions.  If you like Clay Scroggins, Jefferson Bethke, or Dharais Daniels I truly believe you will love this episode. Enjoy!! #distractions 

Jim Rohn said if I would've known the cost I would not have never paid the price.  Distractions cost us a lot regardless if we admit to it or not. Check out this episode to explore what they are and a quick framework on how to deal with it.

Within this episode, we examine the circle wasn't about the wall but to teach Israel trust when it comes to God's word. A lot of times in life God can promise us something but we don't carry out the plan that comes with it.  Just because his word is finished doesn't mean we don't have to do any work.  

Matthew 1: 18-25 explains how Joseph accepts Jesus as his son.  However, we see that Joseph almost divorced what God called him to steward over.  Another key point within this text he couldn't consummate their marriage until Mary gave birth because if he would've done it the seed would've been tainted. This episode will unpack how does this look in our life.  Are you separated or have you divorced what called has called you to do?  Are you self sabotaging the seed he's placed in you or is it tainted because of who's connected to you and so on? Let's dive in! 

Talk about why cash is king even living within an economy that uses credit often.  We will also go over percentages for budgeting and automated savings.