Let’s Get To Business with Jacob D. Lee

Do you know that actions and choices matter in our journey of faith? It may seem difficult to recognize but indeed, appearance and claims are no proof of a person’s true character.

Dealing with rejection and failure is a challenge for many people but know that healing is possible. It happens to everyone but remember that failing is a learning experience so we can do better next time.

Do you know that your STATED intentions don't determine your path? Your direction shows what your actual intention was. None of our choices take place in a vacuum because every single one determines who we are becomin.

Our thoughts matter! Shifting our patterns and focus can change our lives and changing the way we think can create a better life for us because what we choose to do builds habits that can impact us for a lifetime.

The only sure way to overcome doubt is to place our faith in the Word of God. We must come to a place where God's Word is more real than anything we can see, taste, hear, smell, or feel.

We say that "time is money," but the fact is that time is even more precious than money. If we really have to, we can almost always make more money however, every person is limited in the amount of time he has.

Throughout the Bible, Jesus tells his followers to give generously but why is it really better to give according to Jesus? It is because above all else, giving draws our heart to Christ.

The Bible teaches us to have a realistic view of life, others, and ourselves because attitude is our acceptance of God's law or our rejection of it. Remember that a positive mindset can truly help us succeed at life.

We do have to be aware that sin is expensive because there is always a cost and we never sin for free. God does not want us to forget the lessons we get if we harbor unfaithfulness in our relationship with the Lord.

You know, overcoming the world is about exercising dominion over the world and its systems and overcoming in every aspect of life. A mastery-over-nature orientation gives authority where it is exercised.