Vision Forward with Stephen Schlabach

Good morning! In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach inspires us to view life not as half-empty or half-full but as an overflowing cup of abundance. The Bible reminds us in Psalm 23:5, “My cup runs over,” painting a picture of a life filled with God’s blessings and abundance. Let this mindset of overflow guide you—embracing more than enough and letting it spill into the lives around you. Be encouraged to live in the overflow! "Be the Light!"

Good morning! In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach explores the importance of living a life of purpose—a God-given trait we all share. True joy comes from discovering your purpose, which gives each day meaning and motivation. Tony Robbins reminds us, “Activity without purpose is the drain of your life.” Romans 8:28 assures us that all things work together for good for those called to God’s purpose. Believe in your purpose, seek clarity, and embrace your role in God’s greater plan. "Be the Light!"   

Good morning! In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach encourages us to fuel our lives with high-grade inspiration, faith, and hope—just as a car performs best with the right fuel. Drawing from Luke 8:18, he emphasizes the power of God’s Word as the ultimate source of energy and purpose. Don’t run on empty—refuel with faith and live with purpose. "Be the Light!"

Good morning! In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach encourages us to fuel our lives with high-grade inspiration, faith, and hope—just as a car performs best with the right fuel. Drawing from Luke 8:18, he emphasizes the power of God’s Word as the ultimate source of energy and purpose. Don’t run on empty—refuel with faith and live with purpose. "Be the Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach delves into the power of true love—a love that isn't based on the worthiness of its recipient but flows from who we are. True love is a reflection of being true to ourselves, not driven by external validation or circumstances. As 1 John 4:16 reminds us, "God is love," and when we abide in love, we align with God’s true nature. Embrace your identity as God’s creation and live out love consistently. Don't chase others' expectations; instead, love today because that’s who you are. Move forward with purpose and vision, and remember, "Be The Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach explores the power of daily actions and routines. The old saying, “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time,” reminds us that breaking down large tasks into small, consistent steps leads to progress. A little effort each day can lead to great results, like writing a book one chapter at a time. Reflecting on our daily lives offers insight into how we spend our weeks, months, and years. Scripture reminds us in Lamentations 3:23 and Matthew 6:11 of God’s faithfulness and the importance of daily provision. Embrace the power of daily actions to move forward with purpose. And remember, "Be The Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach discusses the power of the word "no" and how it can bring freedom and focus. Many struggle to say no, leading to stress, overcommitment, and even destructive behaviors. But it’s the "no" to distractions, unhealthy habits, and frivolous spending that clears the path for meaningful "yeses." Matthew 5:37 reminds us, “Let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No.’” Embrace the power of no to create space for what truly matters. Be inspired to move forward with purpose. And remember, "Be The Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach encourages us to embrace the journey and appreciate the process of growth. While it’s easy to focus on the destination, the internal changes and challenges along the way are often more significant. By valuing the journey, we avoid becoming cynical and trust that God is working within us, as Philippians 2:13 reminds us, “For it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure.” Tune in for inspiration to move forward with purpose, and remember, "Be The Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach emphasizes the powerful impact our words and actions have on others. He shares a story of how harsh words can leave lasting pain, urging us to choose words that build others up. Proverbs 25:11 reminds us, "A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver," highlighting the beauty of speaking at the right time. Be inspired to use your words to encourage and strengthen others, moving forward with purpose. And remember, "Be The Light!"

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach talks about the two key sources of growth in our lives: knowledge and action. Growth happens when we not only gain wisdom and understanding but also put that knowledge into practice. Stephen highlights the example in Exodus 31:3, where God fills someone with wisdom and skill to accomplish great things. He encourages us to pursue growth by seeking the right knowledge and then applying it in our lives. Tune in for inspiration to grow in every area by learning and doing. And remember to "Be the Light."