Vision Forward with Stephen Schlabach

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach explores the concept of "Selective Remembering"—the practice of focusing on beneficial memories that foster love and encouragement. He contrasts this with our tendency to dwell on past events, urging us to choose what we remember intentionally. Stephen highlights how God chooses to forget our sins, using this as a model for our own selective remembering. Embrace this ability to enhance your capacity for love and forgiveness, and move forward with purpose and vision. And remember, "Be The Light."

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach focuses on the concept of wholeness, contrasting it with brokenness. He highlights 3 John 2, which prays for a balance of physical health and spiritual strength. Stephen encourages us to view wholeness as attainable and to engage in the healing resources available to us. Let God's grace guide you toward complete well-being and inspire you to move forward with purpose and vision. And remember, "Be The Light."

In today’s Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach explores the concept of principles and their guiding role in our lives. He encourages us to reflect on what drives our actions—whether it's fear-based caution or faith-based growth. Stephen contrasts the "law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus" with the "law of sin and death," urging us to consider how our guiding principles influence our lives. Embrace the transformative power of a principle rooted in faith and be inspired to move forward with purpose and vision. And remember, "Be The Light."

In this final episode of our series on the fruit of the Spirit, Stephen Schlabach focuses on self-control, as highlighted in Galatians 5:22-23. He explains that self-control is a divine gift that empowers us to take responsibility for our lives. This quality allows us to manage our thoughts, actions, attitudes, and reactions, ensuring we remain directed and purposeful. Stephen encourages listeners to embrace self-control as a vital aspect of their spiritual journey, reminding us that cultivating this inherent fruit’s our privilege and responsibility. Join us as we reflect on the importance of self-control and how it can help us "Be The Light" in the world.

In this episode of Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach reflects on the quality of gentleness, a vital part of the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23. He highlights that these qualities emerge from the deepest part of our being, allowing us to rise above fleeting emotions and shallow reactions. Gentleness, rooted in humility and meekness, shapes how we interact with others. Stephen emphasizes that overcoming pride enables us to engage with a gentle, healing spirit, fostering positive connections in our daily lives. Join us as we explore how to embody gentleness and inspire others to "Be The Light."

In today’s episode of Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach dives into the quality of faithfulness as part of the fruit of the Spirit, outlined in Galatians 5:22-23. He emphasizes that these heavenly qualities are both hidden within us and always accessible, regardless of our circumstances. Faithfulness, or being "full of faith," reflects our commitment to what we believe and our persistence in pursuing it, whether in relationships, health, or spirituality. Stephen encourages listeners to embrace their faithfulness and let it shine through in all aspects of life. Join us as we explore how to embody faithfulness and inspire others to "Be The Light."

In this episode of Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach continues our exploration of the fruit of the Spirit, focusing on the quality of goodness as described in Galatians 5:22-23. He explains that goodness is a divine virtue that equips us to face challenges and remain true to our spiritual nature, even in difficult times. Stephen reminds us that we possess the inner strength to be virtuous, allowing God's goodness to inspire and empower us. Join us as we reflect on embracing goodness in our daily lives and encouraging others to "Be The Light."

In today’s episode of Vision Forward, Stephen Schlabach explores the powerful attribute of kindness, part of the fruit of the Spirit described in Galatians 5:22-23. He emphasizes that these qualities are deeply rooted in our spiritual being, untouched by external circumstances. Kindness, defined as being friendly, generous, and considerate, acts as a divine light in our world. Stephen encourages listeners to express kindness through their words, actions, and attitudes, creating a more gentle and compassionate environment for all. Join us as we reflect on how we can let kindness shine and inspire others to "Be The Light."

Good morning! Stephen Schlabach here with today’s Vision Forward. As we continue our journey through the fruit of the Spirit, today we focus on long-suffering. This quality, as outlined in Galatians 5:22-23, is about patience, especially during challenging times. Longsuffering is a divine attribute that helps us resist making hasty decisions when faced with difficulties, allowing us to maintain and enjoy meaningful relationships. Remember, you’re not just an impatient person; you have access to the incredible gift of patience that empowers you to persevere through tough situations. Embrace this long-suffering spirit in your life! Be inspired to move forward with purpose and vision, and always remember to "Be The Light."

Good morning! Stephen Schlabach here with today’s Vision Forward. Today, we continue our exploration of the fruit of the Spirit, focusing on peace, as highlighted in Galatians 5:22-23. This amazing list of qualities forms the foundation of a secure and powerful life. I want to encourage you to recognize that these qualities are hidden within us, always available from the deepest part of our being. Peace is not something we need to seek externally; instead, it’s an abundant supply we can tap into from within. It transforms from an elusive dream into a tranquil reality, bringing us a wonderful sense of calm. Embrace this peace in your life! Be inspired to move forward with purpose and vision, and always remember to "Be The Light."