What happened to the men that were called to lead? Has the Lord put out an APB on you and maybe some other men that you know? The call to leadership should not be taken lightly, especially Godly leadership. Regardless of how we may see it, everything comes down to the choices or decisions we make. Will you choose to be the man that God has called you to be? Pastor Crawford Loritts out of Roswell, Georgia, challenges us all in episode 84. Be blessed!

What's your focus as you walk into this work week? I pray that you won't be robbed, distracted, or taken by surprise with the things that the old enemy may throw at you. The busyness of life can sometimes seem to snuff out our hope of peace and joy, but the servant's heart moves forward with purpose. May the Lord grant you His vision in service this week so that His blessings may flow, your purpose may become more evident, and that you can be reassured of His presence.

When we think of the beginning of the year,2020, we may remember all of the exciting messages that went out for what God had in store. Now that we are heading to the end of the year, we just can't help but notice that something doesn't match up. Senior Pastor of Fielder Church in Arlington, Texas, Jason Paredes stops by to encourage us to remain optimistic and hopeful. God is still doing great things, so our perspective must open up if we are ever going to see His goodness!

We all seem to look for the certainties and the assurances in the call of God. To be honest, we would probably much rather hear from Him through a text or phone call. However, God does give us truths that we can fix our hearts upon so that we may continue moving forward in the right direction. Charlie Houck is a church planter headed to San Diego, California, a vision that the Lord gave him so long ago. Listen in and hear how God has guided his steps along the way to plant Cause Church.

One of the marks of a surrendered life is the desire to see it in others. Pastor Kevin Bailey has been redeemed in the Lord and has a burning desire to see others experience God in the same way that he has, if not more. A true servant of the Lord, he has found himself with an opportunity to serve others along the way. Discipleship, serving, and fellowship remain key to his heart as he finds himself in awe of what the Lord has done for him in his life. Giving our lives is truly the Christian way of life!

In life, we grow according to our own will and way. If we dare line it up to what the Lord has for us, we shall see a better day. It may not always seem as such right off, but God"s way will always prove to be beneficial. However, we seem to have a better way made up in our own minds when things aren't looking so good. It's in these times that we must avoid the same old way of doing things. Proverbs 26:11 says that a dog returns to his own vomit, and so a fool to his own folly.

In order to experience God in an unexplainable way, one just has to go and serve in an area that they may feel led. Our guest today, Jim Hampton comes to share some of his own experiences in serving and what that has done for him over the years. God has surely given him a brand new perspective on what discipleship truly means. Join us as Jim talks about the richness of serving others in Christ.

Having shared the stage with the likes of Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G Allen, and Zig Ziglar, Bill Barnett has tasted his fair share of success. However, he has also faced his fair share of challenges and disappointments. Through it all, he has relied heavily on his faith. As a Texas real estate investor, he understands the temptations and challenges of being all-in on the business, but he encourages a well-balanced focus on the relationships that matter the most.

In the midst of chaos, who still dares to show some compassion? It seems to be a long lost, basic fundamental element of the American way. We know how to care for one another, but sometimes it will take us getting a little bit uncomfortable. I encourage you to listen in as Dr. Nathanial Hearne shares the way back to being a nation of hope.

How many families do you know that are impacted by incarceration? One of the toughest things that a former felon can face is learning how to understand that God can forgive them. Once the Lord forgives, no one can take it away. Jay Dan Gumm comes to share his story today about being given a new assignment from the Lord. He, the Lord, made sure that Jay would understand the complete forgiveness he was given.