If you think you’ll never get stuck, you’re lying to yourself. And if you think you can pull others out alone, you’re lying even more.
If you think you’ll never get stuck, you’re lying to yourself. And if you think you can pull others out alone, you’re lying even more.
I want to see leaders fully empowered, fully unlocked, fully free to step into who they were created to be. I want to see men and women leading from a place of clarity, confidence, and conviction—not weighed down by the lies and fears they’ve been conditioned to believe.
It is so easy to get discouraged when we run into a dry well or a place that gets shut up that was once flowing. But there is a promise in place. A Dabar word, something that God has already established and agreed to. In following God on the path that He has decreed for you, you will find the new water, the fresh water that is needed to prosper.
I see many people struggling, and they’ve prayed the prayers and gone to war spiritually. I want to suggest it may be something else. A place for you to take inventory of. There are 3 ways we see throughout the Bible that God’s people were attacked and destroyed. 1. Famine – Typically, we think of...
When they are asking for answers to an unanswerable questions. You have to have that communication with the Holy Spirit already in place.
Default Identity What are default beliefs? Why are they so dangerous? Most of who we are today has happened through default beliefs. Which are some of the most damaging beliefs long term. Have you ever stopped to ask the question, I mean really sit down intentionally think through and ask, “Why am I, the way...
I would receive letters about the adventures he was having and the places he was visiting. Hearing how he was boarded my modern-day pirates. And since he had no valuable possessions, he just offered them a beer. How while visiting one country he received a small statue as a gift only to realize the next country he arrived at that this statue was outlawed and he was thrown in jail for a time. Each story seeming to be better than the last.
"The Wilderness is calling and I must go" John Muir You have seen this quote a million times placed on everything you can think of. But what does it mean? It's a great mantra to give you an excuse to escape the day to day pressures. To head out with some friends or even for a solo trip. The pull is to just get out. To retreat or maybe escape.
The times we live in call for consistency, routines and efficiency, right? Which is great and a very necessary part of daily life personally and professionally. We need to create habits that move us forward and provide positive results in our lives. Correct me if I'm wrong but there hasn't been a time where "living" has been so concentrated.
The life that we live should reflect the glory of the God. We are called to live a life of kindness and service. It says in Philippians 2:4 "not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others."