Rusty gets happy thinking about how God brainstormed his creation and how there is nothing impossible - even when it comes to completely changing a life. If you really want to know if God exists, follow the one step challenge and know for sure - once and for all - guaranteed.

Rusty says we find out who we are not by doing more of what we do but when we take time to rest, pray and have downtime away from the busy-ness. Our productivity in the natural and in the spiritual is dependent on it.

Rusty thinks about failures in life and how we can use them to provide a new perspective to our challenges. By treating failures as a valuable feedback mechanism instead of a paralyzing prison we can keep our attitude in check and allow hope to rise up.

Remember: Failure is not an option - it's a sure thing.

Rusty thinks about what we need to do while we are waiting to enter an anticipated life destination - whether we know what it is or not.

Rusty gives us all permission to be someone we are not. Not faking a lifestyle, but striving toward letting the power of God change us to no longer see and therefore - BE - the same way.

Rusty gets a little transparent and talks about deep things like unbelief and the human arguments that sometimes fuel it. But even in these prison-like situations, God has made a way of escape - if we simply choose to hear for His voice.

Rusty warns us about infiltrators that seek to take residence in our life and how we can determine if they are really there and what weapon can combat them.

Rusty thinks it prudent (and incredibly rewarding) to actively pass on Godly counsel to our kids as much as possible as our time with them is shorter than we'd like. Special time is spent in prayer for those who need a relationship turnaround with their children - whether they are teens or not.

Rusty thinks on his many years as a worship leader and has encouragement for those on a worship team or contemplating ministry in that area. Key takeaways: 1) Remember the priority of your ministry as it relates to your family life, 2) Do not use your gifts and "stage-time" as a excuse to avoid important one-on-one time with the Father, 3) Stay humble to allow the Spirit to accomplish much and 4) Be a listener - to the heart of God as well as to the needs around you.

Rusty takes advantage of some warmer weather and tackles a cleaning job on the hot tub and thinks about how as Christians we must still activate the filters that Christ has dictated for an overcoming life.