We all have 24 hours a day but some of us seem to "cram" a lot more into that time. In reality some of us are just more effective at using the time we have than others do. Stop being reactionary with your time and proactively put the tasks that will get you to your destination into the time you have. You tell time what you will do with it instead of letting it tell you how to spend it.

What do you want to do? Where do you want to go? What do you want to learn? You must have a destination, and this will make it easier to devise your plan. Know your plan so you can get to work and leave your legacy. Don't just sit there. Work the plan.

How many different things are you focused on? Why do you focus on so many things? You must stop trying to please people and focus on the one thing - your life calling, or you'll be tossed around!

In this 5th episode of Weekly Reflections I touch on the ministry and go on to discuss the most important parable we must all understand if we have any plans to walk in Kingdom authority. It's simple when Jesus explains it to His disciples, but He did remind them that it's the mother of all parables. It's time for you to allow wisdom to dwell in your heart daily and move forward with revelation and courage, knowing that the principles work but you'll have to learn to walk in them consistently.

Who are you running against? Find out your greatest asset as you start taking control of your life on the road to your destination. It's not a trip. This is a journey!

It's your time to speed up, to find your groove and to leap. But you still have one more issue to be aware of. You didn't get on the highway to get stuck.

You've gotten past the distractions but now you must deal with this! Your biggest obstacle is not the people in your way. It's really your focus. Will you settle and fall away like many others have or will you pursue your destiny and reach it?

There are two distractions to avoid when you choose to take the wheel and drive to your destination. It's your choice to get past these distractions and get on to your journey. Listen and find out whether you're stuck in park due to these two distractions.

Passengers usually come along for the ride, but if you want to take charge of your life you'll have to make some new decisions. One of the most important decisions you can make is to be the driver who takes responsibility for the destination. Which one are you?

In this 4th episode of my Weekly Reflections, I share a quick ministry update and talk about the need to understand Kingdom principles and live in this practical world. Without those principles we will live without victory in the world.