I was reading a book on leadership when I came across a statement that moved me to write this entry. The author said, “Great people do great things in the right jobs.” Conversely, when the right person is put in the wrong job they fail. And what do we want to do when we fail? You got it. We want our drug of choice.
In today’s BIG reading I read, “The LORD is with you when you are with Him. If you seek Him, He will be found by you.” Are you seeking Him about what you do everyday everywhere or is what you’re doing because of what other people expect of you?
If you do what others want done, you could be the right person for the wrong job; thus setting yourself up for failure, which can lead you down the path to your drug of choice.
You are a secure child of God who is supposed to seek Jesus in everything you think, say and do. He says that as we seek Him, He will be found. Let Jesus, not others, show you the job He has for you; thus, great people do great things in the right job, which can only make you feel great!
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Here’s something to chew on: If you don’t want to repeat your yesterday tomorrow change your thoughts today.
When you become sick and tired of experiencing the same old defeats, you’re on the road to becoming like Jesus. When you can finally say, “I can’t do it anymore.” You’re ready to experience the power of God that can change your life. When you’re willing to be honest with yourself and slow down to let the Spirit really into your head, victory is on its way. When you’re willing to get rid of your excuses as to why you can’t listen to Jesus in the Word, your tomorrow will become much brighter than your today.
Biblical change starts by surrendering your will to allow the Spirit full access to your heart and mind to root out any and all lies that keep you repeating your yesterday today and tomorrow. Tomorrow’s victory starts by changing your thinking today.
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I recently walked by a local storage lot and noticed what some people pay good money to store. You’d be quite surprised by what I found. I saw some very nice looking RV’s and cars, while at the same time I noticed broken down boats and cars that needed a lot of TLC.
What thoughts are you storing in your mind – valuable truths or broken down lies? Being in the Word of God and allowing the Spirit of God to shed light on what’s stored in your brain is a crucial freedom principle. Once He exposes them, it becomes your choice to either keep the lies or filter them out.
There is freedom in choice, but not in consequence. Don’t be fooled. You will pay a price for leaving them there! Those lies will come out in the behaviors you choose. Don’t let the enemy of your freedom store his garbage in your head free or otherwise.
Use your biblical tools to let only the Spirit store God’s truths in your mind, which when listened to and followed will lead to the good stuff – being more like Jesus.
Set Free Nowww

I was able to have an early morning board meeting with my Lord today, literally. The water was about 66 degrees and the waves were 1-3’. The Lord and I had great conversations between rides, some of which were great, while others were mediocre and a few were downright awful. Was this a good day because of good rides or a bad day because of the awful ones?
We make good choices and bad choices each day on our journey to listen to and follow Jesus everyday everywhere. Is it a good because of the good choices or a bad one because of the bad ones? If we focus only on the bad ones, we’ll be more apt to take our drugs of choice. If we praise Jesus for the good choices we made in His power and ask forgiveness and learn from the bad ones, greater victory will be had.
Make sure this truth is firmly in your shield of faith: Jesus is the author and perfecter of your faith. He’ll get the job done so relax and spend more time praising your Jesus and less time beating yourself up. You’ll become more like Jesus as you do.
Set Free Now“W”w

We all know the definition of insanity; and yet we continue in our insanity every time we take our drug of choice. One reason I believe we keep doing this is that we forget what it felt like the last time we took them.
And until we remember what our drug of choice brought us last time – regret, guilt, shame, embarrassment, extra pounds, people walking away, insecurity, etc. – we will continue to buy our adversary’ lies. He’s good at getting us to remember how good our drug made us feel, which leads us to taking our drugs of choice.
Until we remember what we’re freed from, we will never be free. Until we start remembering the truth, “Yes my drug made me feel good … for a short time. But soon afterwards, I felt like … (insert your bad feeling).” Until we remember the second part of this statement, we are not ready to be free to be changed into Christ’s image.
Let’s learn from our mistakes so we don’t repeat them. Remember what Jesus freed you from – all the negative side effects of sin – so you can continue to enjoy the good stuff Jesus promises those who walk with Him.
Se“T” Free Nowww