Discipline over feelings. Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful. ( 1 Corinthians 4:2) Before this weekend ends finish one thing that you’ve been putting off. Keep your appointment with discipline. Your future is being built by what you consistently do, not what you occasionally accomplish. Watch this fellas…….. Your gifting may get you in the door, but discipline and consistency will determine how long you stay in the room. If you agree with this post, comment #StrongFinish!

The greatest victory a man could win is the victory over himself. Kings rule kingdoms, but first they must rule their own spirit. He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down without walls. ….. Proverbs 25:28

Momentum is a spiritual force. The enemy attacks consistency because consistency fuels momentum. Momentum creates confidence, confidence creates boldness, boldness creates movement, and movement creates impact. This is why distractions often increase when a person becomes intentional. Do not be shocked when resistance shows up after commitment. Disruption often follows intention. When you decide to move forward, things may get noisy, but the noise doesn’t mean that you are wrong. Sometimes the noise means that you have finally become a threat to your old ways and patterns. Comment …. Strong Finish!

Good evening fellas. I know I’m late with this one, but better late than never. I’m just going to drop this in your laps. SOMETIMES, what we call warfare is often the result of poor STEWARDSHIP! Now read it again and let it simmer in your spirit.

The Cost of It All David said, “ I will not offer unto the Lord my God that which cost me nothing” (2Samuel 24:24) Watch this, We live in a world that wants to maximize results with minimum sacrifice. But the kingdom of God doesn’t work that way. The strongest marriages cost something. The deepest prayer lives cost something. Character cost something, discipline cost something, growth cost something. Anything valuable in your life would demand an investment. David understood that if there was no sacrifice, there was no real offering. He refused to give God what cost him nothing. As you finish this week, ask yourself: what has following Christ cost me lately? Because the things that cost you the most often become the things we value the most. Don’t run from the cost, embrace it. There is purpose on the other side of sacrifice. #StrongFinish