Stress is a big deal. More than 30% of Americans deal with debilitating stress or anxiety. Unbridled worry can cause us to make poor choices, leading to even more fear and frustration... How do we avoid this downward spiral? Pastor Danny shares practical strategies to help you tap into your unleveraged energy, enabling you to focus on what you’re best at in those time periods when you’re at your best. Click here for show notes: (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2035.pdf)

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How do you deal with stress? The majority of those around us experience stress on a daily basis - some to the extreme. Anxiety, depression, and worry are on the rise. You may be in the grip of stress, with burnout or breakdown clear on the horizon. We often spend our most important hours dealing with our least important issues, causing problems to mount. How do we fight against this tendency and put first things first? Pastor Danny shares practical strategies you can put into practice to break out of the stress spiral and thrive in your day-to-day. Click here for show notes: (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2034.pdf)

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Are your relationships on the right track? Our society holds up images of interpersonal connections that are often either picture-perfect or surface-level. Going beyond to become the husband, wife, parent, child, and/or friend that we want to be takes focus, effort, and a healthy and God-honoring plan. So how do we sustain real-life relationships for the long haul? In this special bonus episode, Pastor Danny shares three practical strategies to strengthen and sustain your most important relationships.Click here for show notes: (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2033%20Part%202%20(Bonus).pdf)

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How would you rate the quality of your relationships? Whether it’s with your spouse, children, parents, coworkers, or friends, the quality of your life is often determined by the quality of your relationships. If your relationships are struggling or deteriorating, life can be difficult. The problem is that we tend to be more intentional with strangers andacquaintances than with our closest friends and family. How do we fight against this tendency and shore up our relationships? Pastor Danny shares two practical strategies you can put into practice to reinvest in your most important relationships. Click here for show notes: (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2033.pdf)

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Traditional time management practices are broken. No matter how hard we work, we tend to think that if we were just a little more skilled and disciplined, we could get everything done. We create false expectations and put unrealistic pressure on ourselves to squeeze value out of every moment. Then, when we inevitably fall short of this idol, we beat ourselves up and feel like a failure. What if there was a better way? Pastor Danny shares a new approach to time management so that we can achieve our goals and fulfill our calling without sacrificing our joy, contentment, and peace. Click here for show notes: (https://thebreakthroughpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/thebreakthroughpodcast/Episode%2032.pdf)

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Reading is one of the most valuable activities that we can do. Books can help shape our perspectives, increase our knowledge, grow our wisdom, and inspire us to greater heights. Yet, reading can feel like a chore that we don't have time to do consistently. Pastor Danny shares four ways that reading changes us for the better and gives some helpful tips on making the time to do it

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Whether it’s in our jobs, our relationships, or in pursuing a goal, we all run into obstacles. Something comes along on our journey or process that gets in the way. It could be a difficult co-worker, relational tension with a family member, or an unexpected project assigned by our boss. It could be excruciating and traumatic such as an alcoholic parent, chronic pain or illness, or the death of a loved one.

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The average person makes 35,000 choices a day. (226 of them are just about food!) While it’s true that our choices are not the only thing that shapes our future, they play a huge part. In fact, we are where we are today primarily because of the choices we have made. Our choices have consequences in big and small ways, and when we make great choices, we get to partner with God in shaping our future.

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We all have goals and desires for the most important areas of our lives. We want the best for our health, careers, marriages, and relationships. Most of us set out to make positive changes with the best intentions. We hit the ground running, but over time the desires fade, we lose our motivation, and we don’t see the results we hoped.

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Our minds are a lot like our bodies. Just as physical strength varies from person to person, mental strength varies as well. Two people can experience the same type of problem; however, how they handle the problem can be completely different.

For more information about Emmanuel Church, including weekend service times and locations, visit eclife.org

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