Rusty looks at how our "wattage" paired with the power of God is fully capable to bring us to live beyond our self-imposed limits.

What does a life with no flow smell like? Not good my friend --- Not good. Rusty recommends we open the windows to the Lord and allow the wind direction of His Spirit bring clarity so we can be who we are meant to be.

Rusty focuses attention on areas of our lives that might be acting like dry traps allowing the stench of the world into our homes. Actively addressing these issues with God's help opens the door for His increased blessing.

Rusty thinks it's a good idea to be thankful for what we have as well as the things that have not yet come to pass - including our healing.

Rusty recommends we parents be sure to consult our Lord for wisdom and clarity while raising our kids - especially when we are at the end of our wits. Don't just passively give them over to Him - be deliberately active and lift them up to Him.

Rusty encourages all parents to choose time to go 1-on-1 with each child to garner trust, offer needed encouragement and pass on wisdom in a real deliberate yet organic way. Take inventory on how much remaining time you actually have to do this thing called 'Parenting'.

Rusty thinks that holding on to past hurts affects us so deeply that it is much like letting a bank robber just hang out at the bank and control the engagement. Rusty recommends that the issue must be "Talked Out" and then handed to the Authorities.

Rusty reminds us that since we are all saved by grace we shouldn't feel like we are inferior to or in competition with others. Instead we should pursue our own calling while celebrating the honor God has bestowed on those more mature in the walk.

Rusty considers how we can ensure that those around us know that we are living as Christ and not simply wearing a label that says we believe in Christianity.

Rusty looks at life and how the believer's stance should be that of supporting life and procreation and offers a perspective to those who are considering abortion.