In this podcast we are unlocking the disconnect between love and hate. The law of Moses and Jesus have something to say about why we as people can't seem to get together on one accord. The signs of the end times are alive and visual and we experience the Bible prophecy everyday. Since we can't say for sure what the end will look like. I have a question... Is there oil in your lamp?

We often have the issue of wanting to hang onto our title or image in exchange for the freedom that comes from Christ. To follow Christ and receive the fullness of His glory in your life you must be willing to sacrifice yourself. You must be willing to trust God and forsake all that you know. Root yourself in Him to become like Him.

In life we are sure to experience adversity of all kinds. The book of James tells us that we are to have joy when we encounter these trials. I have found that our perception makes all the difference in how we perceive and process information. We can see the problem as just a problem or we can see that with each trial there is an opportunity for growth. As the old song goes "What you see is what is what you get!"

The feeling of rejection can produce a multitude of feelings. In this episode, we take a look into Genesis Chapters 3&4. This podcast was inspired by the question "Why did Cain's offering get rejected by God? What were his feelings in rejection and what was his reaction? We see that his response led him away from the presence of God. Find out how in this episode.

There is a great gulf between what a leader speaks and what a student understands. Just because something is taught doesn't mean the lesson is learned. There are people who do not hear what is said; and, others hear what they wanted the teacher to say. People don’t really get the message all at once. And until a person can fully digest what's being taught in the lesson. They'll remain immature (not fully developed in an area).

The issue with many people is the fact they want to educate people in an area that they haven't fully mastered. Anytime you try to speak life into something or someone with a half developed understanding you create a half-breed. In other words, you limit the growth potential. You cannot teach what you do not understand.

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The motives to our actions are determined by faith or fear. What we hold in our hearts becomes present in how we behave in accordance to everyday life. We can't walk by faith and live by fear. It is impossible to live by both simultaneously. However, life as we know it at this very moment can be scary. But if your hope is in Christ and the promises of God, you have nothing to fear.

We sometimes have the tendency to destroy our own lives because we don't feel worthy of receiving real love or valuable enough to be of worth. Could your life be limited or capped because you don't truly believe in yourself? What are you so afraid of that you will sabotage or own success.

Carrying problems when you don't have to results in dead weight. In older days, if you committed murder the dead corpse would then be attached to your body until the rotting flesh ate through the living flesh of the offender. When you carry your problems they will begin to eat you from the inside out. Control what you can control and give the rest to God. Get rid of dead weight!

"I love you...I love you too" Deception is easy when selfishness is at the top of the list. Divorce is inevitable when selfishness is at the top of the list. Are you willing to make the necessary adjustments to be the one God has called you to be?

Divorce now in days seems to be a common outfit to put on. We seem to brag about getting a divorce rather than be an adult, look inwardly, and do what we can to fix our families.

It would appear that family is the least of our priorities as we often make our "feelings" king of the household. In this episode I hold no punches in describing 3 ways that we experience or commit an act of divorce.

(My Apologies for the last release as I uploaded the rough draft versus the finished copy. Oops... My mistake) Enjoy the Podcast!