Daily Study: A major key to living stress-free is controlling your mind, and the only way to control your mind is to renew your mind daily with the Word of God. Therefore, I am sharing with you my scripture list that I use to renew my mind.

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Daily Study: The vision that God has given to you requires faith to achieve. However, if you have people in your circle of influence who are casting doubt over your vision, either in words or actions, their unbelief will contaminate your faith. When this happens, your once strong faith becomes ineffective and your vision fails. You need to remove unbelieving people from your circle of influence in order to avoid this scenario, so you can achieve success in your vision and receive all the things for which you are believing in God for.

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Daily Study: The will of God doesn’t happen without help. It requires our participation and the participation of other people. This is a major revelation we must have so our faith doesn’t get thrown into turmoil if something “God said” doesn’t happen or is very slow to happen.

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Bible Discussion: We explore the critical distinction between making bad decisions and outright disobedience. Drawing from the lives of Saul and David, we discuss how David’s poor choices—even when serious—did not disqualify him because he repented and obeyed God’s corrective instructions. In contrast, Saul’s repeated disobedience to God’s direct commands ultimately cost him his calling. In this discussion, learn why surrendering to God's will—even after failure—keeps us in position, while intentional disobedience risks forfeiting our calling.

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Pastoral Chat: Self-deprecating behavior, often intended to elevate others by putting oneself down, can actually signal a perceived sense of privilege and come off as disrespectful. This dynamic appears in various settings—gender, ethnic, and professional—where those with perceived power try to appear smaller rather than engaging as equals. True respect comes from meeting others on equal footing, not through false humility or artificial elevation. Like athletes who want to compete at the same standard, people want to be treated as equals, and both giving and receiving self-deprecation should be thoughtfully addressed.

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Daily Study: Prosperity is a constant state of wealth, not occasionally having some money or mostly being able to meet your needs and desires. It is a condition where all your needs and desires are met, and you have more than enough to give to every good cause.

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Pastoral Chat: There is a growing trend of excusing sinful behavior by shifting blame, particularly in cases where a church leader engages in an affair with an adult woman. While the man’s abuse of power is wrong, the woman is often absolved of responsibility due to his authority. However, Scripture teaches that every individual is accountable for their own actions, regardless of external pressure or manipulation. The story of Adam and Eve shows that God holds all parties involved in sin accountable. Adultery is a serious offense in the eyes of God, and both parties in such a relationship must repent rather than deflect blame.

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Daily Study: You are not going to walk the earth perfectly. You will mess up unintentionally and sometimes intentionally do wrong. However, in either case don’t ever get down about it, but instead repent to God, take the consequences, and move on. God is not holding our mess ups against us.

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