Normally a new year sparks new resolutions in the lives of so many. For the most part we all desire to improve. This includes getting rid of the old and unproductive and beginning with things that are beneficial. Who and what we need to cut off are essential in our growth. Let’s talk about that more!

We continue this great topic of discussion concerning the father and son relationship. We brought back The Stone, Pastor Warrie Williams in this episode.

Life gives us beginnings as well as endings. Endings are inevitable but they don’t have to imprison us. There is power in moving forward and if we desire to reach our destiny, moving on should be more than an option but rather a priority.

Father and son relationships are one of the most important relationships there is. Especially when you understand the role and expectations of men in general. The load can get heavy, which in many ways those burdens contribute to a disconnect between the the two. How do we repair the breech? We discuss the different ways in the episode.

It’s safe to say we all have experienced some form of rock bottom that brought us to a sobering moment. In this episode we discuss how are decisions create an emptiness and how decisions can either keep us there or bring us out. What will you do when you realize that “This Ain’t It!”

Every great thing many times come with great opposition. But you’re built to overcome it all.

Doesn’t matter how tough life situations can get for you. We all need reminding that in spite of it all, we’re never alone.

When it seems there are enemies all around you attempting to disrupt all aspects of your life, it can be difficult to partake of the blessings that God has given you. If He says that He’ll prepare a table before you in the presence of your enemies, believe it. Don’t starve yourself because of your adversaries; eat!

Many parents know that it doesn’t matter how unruly, unwise, disruptive, disobedient, or disrespectful a child can be. Parents will tell you.. “That’s my child”. Who knows better than God the Father concerning us? Despite all that we’ve done, we’re still His sons and daughters.

In life we can encounter situations that later reveal there were issues from day one. What you thought was a good thing actually wasn’t. What happens when you realize that they were wrong? What happens that person is you?