Month: December 2014

Choose Your Cycle: Virtuous or Vicious

Liz Wiseman (2010) suggests that actions create “self-perpetuating” (p. 36)  cycles. She explains the virtuous cycle and the vicious cycle. What we do determines what we get. You can hide your seed, but you can’t hide your harvest! — Pastor Brian R. Nelson, Sr.… Continue Reading “Choose Your Cycle: Virtuous or Vicious”

Avoid the Temptation to Sabotage, pt. 2

In the last entry, we looked at the risk of being “under” affliction for so long that we succumb to the conditioning and can sabotage ourselves. Today, I want us to avoid the temptation to sabotage others. There are several buzz words flying around… Continue Reading “Avoid the Temptation to Sabotage, pt. 2”

Avoid the Temptation to Sabotage

Dear Ones,  Do not think yourself so far “under” struggle or affliction that 1) things will never and improve and 2) you will not know life with God’s promise fulfilled to you. This is not to make guarantees, but to remind us all that… Continue Reading “Avoid the Temptation to Sabotage”

The Lord has a Way

Good day to all. This is just to encourage us all further… The Lord has a way of showing us He remembers us. If you’re at a place where the promises cause more frustration than faith, then think on these things (See Philippians 4:8… Continue Reading “The Lord has a Way”

The Beginning of Beautiful

My pastor preached recently about how God will use the foolish things to confound the wise, and bring about His purpose. He talked about “crazy stuff” that will happen, and that locked within it is a blessing or reward for us. Today, we can… Continue Reading “The Beginning of Beautiful”

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