The importance of having a relationship with the person God has created you to be is shown vital to living the life God has given you to live.

You are human, you will stumble, but what did you learn.

Pastor Mary Carpenter takes this discussion to another level when she introduces the truth that God will not allow His children to be tempted beyond our ability to stand. But this discussion took on so many avenues of truth that it went 1 hour 23 minutes. If you are a believer of God I strongly suggest that you listen to this one.

So you fell, but there is a soulful preparation for getting back up.

Being down does not mean stop living. The very fact that life is in you means that God has not given up on you, so do not give up on God, but you have to obey the Holy Spirit in getting back up.

So even the righteous will experience traumatic situations that will be depressing, and cause deep despire and emotional damage. But they will rise back up again. Prophetess Aretha explains why.

So you stumbled, but now you have got to move on. Need a little help, take a listen.

Have you ever realized that when we stumble it immediately makes us be more conscious about the next steps we take. So, what do you suppose stumbling in our faith does?  

If one could understand the damage unforgiveness does to our life, we would defiantly learn to live with a forgiving heart.  God's greatest demonstration of His forgiving love is sending His one and only Son to die for you and me. How dare we not learn to live with a forgiving heart towards each other. 

This is a very delicate subject. From the high 80 to the high 90% of all issues in a person's life have their roots in early childhood. Dr. Andrea Campbell holds a relevant and grounded discussion towards the benefits of learning to forgive our parents.