Rather than deciding a New Year's RESOLUTION consider praying to discover a New Year's REVELATION. God has a plan for you in the coming year! Discover it! Devote yourself to it. Rehearse it. Remind yourself of it.

You can have access to food and still be malnourished. It sounds odd but proof came when I watched a documentary a guy made who only ate McDonalds food every day for 30 days. He gained 24 pounds and his liver started to shut down. His doctor told him he would die if he were to continue. 

God takes just a man and makes him a just man but he is still just a man. Authenticity and transparency are critical parts of what God desires from us in our pursuit of Truth.

In this season we are focusing on what have been the five most transformational ideas God has entrusted to our care. The first idea deals with understanding the power of transformational rhythm that is actually born from the heart of God and is already deposited within our existence. 

The eternal perspective of God changes what you see, what you say and how you live where you live.

You walk into your home in a way that is different from the way you walk into any other home. In your home you have a sense of an order you prefer. In somebody else’s home you wouldn’t rearrange their furniture. Where you live speaks of where you have authority. This is your domain. Domain and dominion have multiple related meanings. Your domain speaks of a place you rightfully occupy like your house, your yard, your office, etc.

We must purpose to live our lives in light of eternity allowing God’s priorities to shape our perpsectives!

We are created to behold the eternal perspective of God. When we do this it changes our world from the inside out.

If we are to take Jesus to be a serious thinker we must see the flow of His argument and not reduce His teaching to soundbites. We want truth and not tweets.

If you don’t understand who you truly are you’ll live with a deep sense of insecurity that will drive you to minimize others in efforts to validate yourself. This is why I want to talk to you about SYNCOPATION.

What comes to mind when you think about the word, “argument?” Typically it is something negative. The fact is arguments can be negative and they can be positive because they are born from deep seeded conclusions that exist within our lives. Good arguments can keep us from bad decisions. Bad arguments lead to bad decisions.

In this season we are addressing how only God’s love can reach deeply enough into our souls to restore our lives. This is the place where we begin finding confidence and strength to love God and to love others as we love ourselves because we have learned to love ourselves.