Founder and Senior Leader at Innovative Concepts Church. Unapologetically, tenaciously committed to Reaching the Lost, Making Disciples, Multiplying Leaders.
Aloha Everyone,
Just wanted to say a big mahalo (thank you) to all of you who consistently post positive, insightful and inspiring messages.
I learn a lot and grow from them.
Many of them is exactly what I need to hear at the moment.
Keep posting!
Psalm 126:5 ESV
[5] Those who sow in tears shall reap with shouts of joy!
In some seasons our tears are seeds to a new beginning, a new harvest.
Regardless of the pain, suffering, hardship, trust in God.
Your breakthrough and blessings are coming!
James 1:12 NLT
[12] God blesses those who patiently endure testing and temptation. Afterward they will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him.
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Proclaim these words: I live under the covenant of blessing, not under the curse of lack. Every seed I sow produces a hundredfold return in Jesus’ name. Repost this if you believe!
Giving ourselves permission to pause means we’re recharging. Resetting. Next time life feels overwhelming, remember you don’t have to keep going full-speed. Sometimes, all it takes is a moment to breathe and come back stronger.
To all of the veterans that served faithfully so we could live freely, THANK YOU!
Happy Veterans Day
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If you suddenly find yourself caught in a storm, you'll suddenly find yourself out of one. Invite Jesus into your situation (boat) and He'll calm everything down around you.
Let Him do a miracle in your life today.
Matthew 8:24-26
It takes courage to bring up issues, especially with people we care about. We might fear hurting their feelings or damaging the relationship. But addressing issues in a healthy way strengthens relationships. It builds trust, demonstrates that we care enough to engage in difficult conversations, and creates a culture of open communication. So, the next time something “bugs” you, resist the urge to make sweeping generalizations or bottle up your frustrations. Instead, take a breath, get specific about the behavior that’s bothering you, and approach the conversation with a spirit of problem-solving and mutual growth.
God does not want you to “check out and fail.” You are his “workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good work, which God prepared beforehand so that [you] would walk in them” (Ephesians 2:10, NASB). Being God’s workmanship means He specifically equipped you for good work that fits who you are. Stay in touch with His workmanship in you and walk in the works He made for you to walk in.
In everything you do, ask yourself:
- Why am I doing this?
- Is this something God equipped me to do?
- Is it a sacrifice I’m supposed to make?
- Am I suited for it?
- Does it fit me?
- Is it sustainable?
If the answer to any of these questions is “no,” you need a compelling reason to proceed because that trail is not for you and may only cause you pain in the long run.