Dealing With Opposition As You Pick-up Momentum
In this message we discuss three observations as to how one handles opposition that arises when you have momentum towards achieving your goals, your thirty-thousand-foot prayer.
Read MoreIn this message we discuss three observations as to how one handles opposition that arises when you have momentum towards achieving your goals, your thirty-thousand-foot prayer.
Read MoreIn this lesson, I’m sharing two actions you can take when opposition threatens your progress on the way to your thirty-thousand-foot prayer.
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to curse or cuss at God? If you have, it’s a normal response when life throws its blows at you. In this web-post, I’d like to give you an alternative response to consider when facing such adversity.
Read MoreIn this No-Longer-Common message, I discuss what a blessing it is to have haters. I want you to learn how to love your haters. Not because you should, but because of what they represent. They indicate that your thirty-thousand-foot-prayer is working.
Read MoreIn this web-post, I take a step back and revisit what a thirty-thousand-foot prayer is? I think this latest way of defining it will bring you more clarity as you face yours.
Read MoreKnowing you’ve heard from God is easy. When He speaks, what He gives are supersized instructions, instructions so big they’re overwhelming.
Read MoreWhat would happen if you changed your “normal” approach to prayer and instead of waiting, you put the work in? Am I saying that prayer takes work that you’ve not been doing? Find out here.
Read MoreThe victory to what you’ve been praying for begins with your very first few steps. How you start determines how you’ll end. When you start well, you can begin the victory celebration.
Read MoreLet me introduce you to the part of prayer where there are no ordinary people allowed beyond this point. It’s this point in which the work of your thirty-thousand-foot prayer gets on its way.
Read MoreIn this message, we discuss the barriers that will come your way, where they come from, and how you should handle it when they come.
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