10.  We will never increase our own value, importance or self-worth by continually reminding someone else of their faults.

  9.  The most dangerous game that spouses can play is the blame game.

  8.  Avoid the tyranny of the urgent...doing everything at the last minute...it causes mistakes and appears sloppy.

  7.  The worst air pollution isn't from a factory smokestack but rather the negative, faithless words of an uninformed Christian.

  6.  By planning your day tomorrow...tonight...you will be fulfilling God's purpose for your life. Ps 19:2 CEV

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  5.  A heart filled with envy is never satisfied with what they have. It always wants what someone else has.

  4.  God forgives AND forgets…never let the enemy beat you up over previous sins.  The past is under the blood.

  3.  If we worry, we don’t trust God. He tells us not to worry, so if we do worry…then we’re ignoring His instructions.

  2.  By letting go of another’s mistakes, errors in judgments and faults or whatever you call it...we've done a godly thing.

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  1.  Give your attention to WHAT God is doing RIGHT NOW. Not just what He’s done in the past, but what He is wanting to do today.

God wants us producing fruit in our lives. . .manifesting the gifting and blessings of the Lord.

God wants us to greet each new day realizing that we have the opportunity to plant “seeds quickened into life, i.e. germinating, springing up, growing.”  God wants us to attempt great things for Him.

Without question, God wants us to understand that “the thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. . .” (John 10:10)

However, I don’t feel God wants us focusing on the first part of that verse. . .where the emphasis is on the attacks of the enemy.  God wants you and I to grasp, manifest and make alive the last part of John 10:10 in our lives.

“. . .I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.”

The last part of John 10:10 in the New Living Translation says:

“. . . My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life.”

The last part of John 10:10 in the Amplified Bible says:

“. . . I came that they may have and enjoy life, and have it in abundance (to the full, till it [a]overflows).”

This is a good verse to personalize. 

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10.  Praying this morning for you to believe, embrace, confess and possess the unlimited possibilities found in the Word of God.

  9.  If you ever entertain any bad/negative thoughts…then you’re allowing them to build the wrong type of stronghold in your life.

  8.  Looking in the rear-view mirror at opportunities you have missed...may cause you to overlook possibilities in your future.

  7.  We need to recognize and understand that our harvest is anything from anyone that can benefit or bless us.

  6.  God wants you involved in Kingdom business regardless of whether you have a Reverend, Elder, Doctor or Pastor in front of your name.

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  5.  If one part of the Body is lifted up…the whole Body is lifted up.  When we encourage others…we are also lifting ourselves up.

  4.  If we do what God asks us to do…we will experience “sudden” manifestation and victory over attacks of the enemy.  Psalm 6:10

  3.  The decision to be generous with what you have comes down to a matter of choice.

  2.  If you have a pulse…you have a purpose…never let anyone tell you differently.

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  1.  “A bad attitude is like a flat tire; you can’t go anywhere until you change it.”  Eph 4:23 AMP

Are you facing any giants today?

How do your giants compare with Goliath?

1 Samuel 17:4 says:

“And there went out a champion out of the camp of the Philistines, named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span.”

Based on the King James Version of the Bible six cubits and a span would make Goliath over nine feet tall.

When you consider the average height of a man in Biblical times was five feet three inches. . Goliath was truly a giant.

1 Samuel 17:5 says:

“And he had an helmet of brass upon his head, and he was armed with a coat of mail; and the weight of the coat was five thousand shekels of brass.”

According to my historical research Goliath’s helmet weighed roughly 66 pounds and his brass coat weighed roughly 175 pounds.

Can you imagine your 9’ neighbor carrying a 175-pound backpack and a 66 pound Yankee hat?

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10.  Never allow a fear of failure to keep you from taking a risk for success.

  9.  There's more to living than just inhaling and exhaling oxygen and going through the motions of a daily life. God has a purpose for us.

  8.  God does not want us to just settle for whatever and whoever comes our way.

  7.  Failure is neither final nor fatal. . .but not trying because of a fear of failing is.

  6.  If we allow past mistakes to control our thinking, we will miss the purpose for which we were born.

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  5.  Pride doesn't allow God to receive any of the credit for the things that He has done and is doing in our lives.

  4.  The most important part about CHRISTmas is the first six letters.

  3.  What he/she doesn't know won’t hurt them. NO money secrets in marriage.  Financial infidelity will ALWAYS be exposed.

  2.  Your energy. . .enthusiasm. . .excitement will draw others to help you fulfill your goals and dreams.

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  1.  Never create personal limitations based on the opinions of someone else.

I’ve written about purpose dozens of times. . .but I feel impressed to discuss it again. . .from a little different perspective.

Dictionary.com defines purpose as:

God Has A Purpose For Your Life.

Without your purpose identified firmly in your mind, you will wander through life, never quite feeling that you’re “in the flow.”

And let me be clear, your PURPOSE may have nothing to do with how you make money (your job)…because you can make MONEY in many ways.. that may not be directly related to your purpose . . . although you can still glorify God while doing your job.

Purpose gives meaning to WHY you’re doing what you’re doing.

There are seven questions that help determine where you are with regard to knowing and walking in your purpose.

1.      Are You Willing And Ready To Change?

The real question is. . .are you willing to change regardless of what other people think or the consequences?

Exodus 2:14 in the New Living Translation says:

“The man replied, “Who appointed you to be our prince and judge? Are you going to kill me as you killed that Egyptian yesterday?”  Then Moses was afraid, thinking, “Everyone knows what I did.”

Moses wanted to change the plight of the children of Israel.  In a fit of moral outrage he slayed an Egyptian who was beating an Israelite.

As he began to fully realize the implications of his actions. . .he knew things were going to change.

10.  Today's Confession....Godly ideas are coming to me. I will see as I've never seen so I can do what I've never done.

  9.  Procrastination is a self-defeating habit that sabotages our future.

  8.  Smart people will read this. “...The intelligent man is always open to new ideas. In fact, he looks for them” Prov 18:15 TLB

  7.  Sowing seed should become as much of a habit as taking a shower or brushing your teeth.

  6.  In life you don't try to do anything...you either do it or you don't.  The difference between trying and doing is will power.

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  5.  WARNING:  Anything you put before the Lord’s tithes and offerings will be detrimental to your financial and spiritual health.

  4.  The day we figure out what fear has cost us in missed opportunities and money. . . is the day. . .we'll do something about it.

  3.  God has given you authority over every lie and attack of the enemy. Luke 10:19   We need to use what He's given us.

  2.  People who walk in supernatural favor know that it’s not enough to start something…we must continue until we finish doing it.

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  1.  Biblical principles and Godly promises never come with an expiration date.  Can somebody say “Hallelujah!!”

Motives are what makes us do what we do.

According to dictionary.com the word motive means:

“Something that causes a person to act in a certain way; do a certain thing; an inner drive, impulse or intention that causes a person to do something or act in a certain way.”

Motivation to a Christian is like gas in the tank of your car.  It gives you what’s desired and/or necessary to be a success in your Christian life.

Motivation unfortunately is not a class you take in school.

Motivation can’t be inherited.  It’s not hereditary.  It can’t be passed from parent to child no matter how hard we try.

Motivation is not circumstantial or environmental. . .it’s an inner working.

It’s also important to point out that motivation can be good or ungodly.

Here are examples of seven Biblical characters and what motivated them to accomplish their God-given goals.