Son Armstrong sheds light on the dangers in being too agreeable. It’s not healthy to be too disagreeable, as you can’t get on with anyone, it’s still on worse for the individual to be too agreeable, for no one will know when to stop.

If you love people don’t let them control you, so you can love them appropriately. Being too agreeable has ruined a lot of things, because when the overly agreeable person vents, it would look like they have been pretending.

This episodes is about the wonders of gratitude. Lessons I learned from Tony Robbins. It explains how it’s important to put what we’re going through in a broader perspective and not treat it like an isolated experience.

You don’t need to be evil to have a bad attitude.

This is a call to think beyond yourself.

Think far. Pray far. Live far.

Hezekiah said, “At least it won’t happen in my lifetime” and generations paid the price.

Please think beyond yourself. Don’t just say you have a vision, have a vision for real.

You are wrong if all you have can only make sense when you’re alive.

Son Armstrong delivers a pithy message on the faithfulness and interestedness of God in giving you rest.

The image of God you may have received of ruthlessness, pettiness, and blames, is a faulty theology.

Jesus said in Matthew 11:28 — Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

God knows the nights you didn’t sleep.

The prayers you couldn’t finish.

The strength you spent just to stay functional.

And He is not disappointed in you.

Tell God about whatever you’re going through. Men may say they know what you’re going through, but they don’t understand.

God will not pay you for being transparent. He’s not trying to help you monetize you tears, he wants to fix you. Tell God, he’s not on social media.

Even if you’ve been neglecting him, he doesn’t keep scores; remember the Father and prodigal son story? He’s always ready to welcome you. God is not your big brother; he’s your father.