You’re Coming Out | Joel Osteen

Time is one of the most valuable commodities we have. When you see each day as the gift that is, you’ll recognize the responsibility you have to pursue your God-given purpose. You have everything you need to become who He created you to be. You’re not who you were—you’re who God ... Show More

What you choose to remember can determine the type of life you’re going to have. Instead of reliving your past disappointments, choose to focus on the good things God has done in your life! You’re not who you were—you’re who God created you to become! Our July offer will help you ... Show More

Do you like who you are? The strengths and the weaknesses? We all have areas where we need to improve, but many people go through life feeling wrong on the inside, not really liking who they are and dwelling repeatedly on their shortcomings. This type of thinking can limit the gr ... Show More

It may not seem like it now, but there is hope. If you still have breath, God is not done with you. So hold on, and when you can't, know that God is holding onto you. - Christine F. Perry SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts: The Crosswalk Devotional: https://www.lifeaudio.com/crossw ... Show More

Waiting seasons can be really challenging to our faith. It can become easy to lose faith due to our circumstances, but our circumstances shouldn't be our chains to unfaithfulness. God is a God who HEALS! It may not always look the way that we could imagine, but the Lord is steady ... Show More

Sometimes, even when your situation isn’t getting better, you are. Stop stressing like you need to do it alone and remember that God is with you in it. He’s already given you what you need — and He’ll help you work it in to what you’re facing.  To support this ministry and help u ... Show More

Change the perspective of your season. Maybe God is bringing you through the fore so you never go back to the smoke. God wants to elevate you into the next without carrying your mess! Support the show 

To have hope, you need to understand that God doesn’t come into your life to make you feel judged but to let you know he really cares. In this message, Pastor Rick explains why God’s “rod and staff” (Psalm 23:4 GNT) are meant to comfort and not condemn you.