Focus Life Perspectives - The Morning Podcast

The Morning Podcast is designed to help get you going in the morning and throughout the day from a godly mindset. Launch Date: 11/1/21 Frequency: Uploaded Every Morning at 5:00 am

In this episode, we discuss making the choice to give thanks today over complaining. Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you who belong to Christ Jesus (I Thess. 5:16-18 NLT).

In this episode, we discuss the importance of investing in our spiritual selves because it's our ultimate place of peace and serenity (Eph. 3:14-17).

In this episode, we discuss the importance of not focusing on all of the negative areas of our lives; but to keep our attention on the most reliable and sure person (Jesus Christ) Heb. 12:1-2.

In the episode, we discuss the value of friendship as displayed through the example of Jesus Christ (John 15:13-15).

Take a listen to a replay from the very first episode from Focus Life Perspectives. It's still effective for today's journey (Phil. 4:6-7).

How many people such as family members, neighbors, friends, coworkers, etc. are in need of your prayers? Can you take a few moments today to call their names?

You don't have to internalize every statement, opinion, or situation today. Keep them where they belong... on the outside of you.

Take a listen to this episode that reminds you to stay in control no matter what comes your way today (I Pet. 3:10-11).

Take a listen to this replay which reminds us that our Heavenly Father is just a conversation away today.

Let's get going with the morning and be determine to rise above all challenges today because are born from above (Col. 3:1-2).

There are many things we can complain about however, let's place that energy into an attitude of thankfulness and gratitude today (I Thess. 5:16-18).

In this episode, we discuss the importance of remaining steadfast and focused on who you are in the Lord as you go throughout the day (John 14:6).

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us to take one day at a time and to maximize all the day has to offer (Matt. 6:11).

Take a listen to this replay that reminds you how much God loves you and is always with you throughout your days (Rom. 8:35).

Take a listen to this replay that helps us to remember how the Lord has carried us through some of the toughest life situations.

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us to remain focused and not to allow those unwanted attention grabbers to hinder our progress today.

Take a listen to this replay which reminds us of the importance of contentment as we live in the midst of a fast-paced culture. (Ps. 23:1).

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us to refrain from exhibiting toxic emotions and actions by following the Word of the Lord (Prov. 13:10).

Take a listen to this very important replay that reminds us about the faithfulness of God. As you go throughout the day think about how good God has been to you! Ps. 118:28.

In this replay we are encouraged to use what we know from the Word of God to help us navigate of way today.

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us to remain open because we don't know how the Lord will work through us on the behalf of others today.

Before choosing, responding, or projecting consider thinking first to offset rash decisions or any unhealthy or ungodly reactions (Ps. 19;14).

We have a tendency to take the lead in our own lives; however, if we allow the Lord to go before us we will not have to work as hard to find our way (Deut. 31:8).

Here's a friendly reminder that no matter what challenge comes your way today it's comforting to know that God is just a conversation away (Phil. 4:6-8).

Whatever you set out to accomplish today "Make it Happen," and don't forget the Lord is with you. Stay focused and allow nothing to distract you from completing your goals for the day (Prov. 4:25-28).

There are times when we feel like throwing our hands up and stopping; however, there's something redemptive and rewarding about persevering through situations (Phil. 4:10-13).

It is easy to complain about our challenges but how about choosing to praise with a thankful heart today? (I Thess. 5:16-18).

There are times when we pull on various sources of information and experiences to address matters that arise; however, we must be mindful not to forget our greatest resource which is God's Word (Ps. 119:15-16).

Before choosing, responding, or projecting consider thinking first to offset rash decisions or any unhealthy or ungodly reactions (Ps. 19;14).

Consider taking a break at some point today from the grind and toil. Taking a breather is a good way to reset and refocus (Luke 5:15-16).

In the midst of a world filled with distress and calamity we can say like the Psalmist, "I have set the Lord always before me; because He is at my right hand I shall not be moved" (Ps. 16:5-11).

Who have you been praying for and what situations do you have before the Lord on the behalf of others? Keep calling their names and keep believing (Jas. 5:16).

There are potential distractions out there that will attempt to derail and disrupt your day; however, we don't have to allow anything to pull us out of our place of peace with God (1 Pet. 3:8-11).

Take a listen to this replay that reminds us no matter what happened in the past, what you are currently facing, or will encounter in the future it will not separate you from the Love of God through Jesus Christ (Rom. 8:35).

No matter what takes place today it's comforting to know that God is just a conversation away (Phil. 4:6-8).

There are times when we focus our attention on our mistakes, minuses, and deficiencies; but what about our strengths? (Heb. 12:1-2).

We don't have to bring over the stresses and cares from yesterday into a new day; therefore, it is important to reset each morning (Matt. 6:9-11).

Take a listen to this replay that reinforces how everyday we are afforded an opportunity to apply God's Word; that is, to use what we know. Whatever you encounter today make sure to use what you know (Ps. 119:105).

Take a listen to this replay which explains how it's easy to allow emotional and mental fatigue to cloud your reason and passion for serving the Lord; however, don't lose your why (that is, who you are doing it for and why) (Gal. 2:20).

Take a listen to a this replay that reinforces that we are living a culture that's driven by ambition and a desire for more can we say with certainty that the Lord is our sufficiency? (Ps. 23:1).

Take a listen to this replay. There will be difficult situations and personalities that will confront us; the key is to maintain our peace and not become unglued or allow anger to control our responses (Jas. 1:19:-20).

Look back over how far the Lord has brought you in your faith journey. It was the power of His touch that made you whole and well (2 Cor. 5:21).

Through every trial, circumstance, and life situation your Heavenly Father has been right there with you! Say with boldness, "You Are My God" as you go throughout the day (Ps. 118:28).

When building our lives we incorporate a lot of things; however, as the followers of Jesus Christ we know that our most important tool is the Bible (Heb. 4:12).

Sometimes being present can bring the peace of God into situations. Somethings are beyond our control; however, lending a listening ear or taking a moment to be available might be what's needed today (Matt. 9:36).

It's interesting how we compartmentalize our conversations with the Lord. That is, we discuss the weightier matters with Him and take on the smaller details ourselves. Why not converse with Him about everything? (Ps. 139:1-4).

Who or what will get your attention today? Why not start off with giving the Lord your focus this morning to find meaning and purpose in your actions today? (Prov. 16:3).

No matter what happened in the past, what you are currently facing, or will encounter in the future it will not separate you from the Love of God through Jesus Christ (Rom. 8:35).

Something very special happened over 2000 years ago. Our sin debt was paid in full by the Lord, Jesus Christ. It's an act of love that we will never forget (2 Cor. 5:21).

Do you know that God has thoughts toward you that are more in number than the grains of sand? His thoughts toward you are complete and will never change regardless of the circumstance (Ps. 139:17-18).