Purpose Guy Podcast

The danger is falling into the trap of valuing your worth through the success of others in comparison to yours. That’s subtly dangerous.

When you see a problem, don’t wait for permission — go on and fix it. That’s leadership. When you discern a genuine need, help if you can. That’s leadership.

The desire to ‘appear perfect’ robs us of the opportunity to see ourselves through the prism of our imperfections, to learn from our mistakes and give others a chance to add value to our life’s journey.

Growth starts with a mindset shift. Nothing changes until you change how you think.

The tapestry of our lives is laced with difficult experiences that are meant to build and infuse resilience into us, not break or damage us.

Life demands of us a single-mindedness to purpose that we must be willing to lose everything else to keep what truly matters – Matthew 13:44.

The pursuit of the elevation of personal image in ministry is dangerous. And it often begins when we take our eyes off Jesus and start to focus more on perceived success in ministry.

Congregational affirmation is NOT personal conviction. Call it anything else but not 'personal' by default… until you are personally convicted and persuaded by the Word and the Holy Spirit

When you become vision-minded, your life becomes attractive to others — Proverbs 22:29. In the end, your life can only be as compelling as the vision you own, embrace, articulate and live.

Life is about the opportunities you take. And sometimes, you have to go against the voices of many to achieve your goals.

There is no greater gift than the gift of grace. There is no greater love than the Father’s warm embrace. Merry Christmas!

However lofty your aspirations, the cultivation of personal discipline is inevitable. In this episode, I share 5 tried and tested ways we can commit to growing in personal discipline.

What’s In Your Hands Series - Part 2 In life, we don’t OWN anything. We are entrusted with gifts, talents, people and resources for a purpose greater than us.

What’s In Your Hands (WIYH) Series, Part 1 The first fundamental life lesson of stewardship is the reality that none of us is THE MASTER. We are all servants.

The focus of biblical unity is to make Christ known among men. Our message must be single. We serve under one banner and that's Jesus Christ alone.

Ultimately, let your life glorify God in all ramifications as you help others see and embrace their purpose, and come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ by your words and deeds. We are called for this purpose. All other commendable influence we wield is secondary.

Legacy is not a fancy word or mere ideology; it’s a reality we must weave into the fabric of our lives on earth.

Celebrate the wins of others today and when it’s your turn tomorrow, we will cheer you on. That way, we all win together.

Refuse to be constipated with head knowledge or stagnant in your walk with God. Reject ‘convenience-laden’ and ‘risk-free’ Christianity. Be willing to be uncomfortable.

Our calling is not to make sense of God to the extent that we can explain Him. Ours is to believe, embrace and proclaim His Person, His Sovereignty and Reality in our lives and in the world.

Anyone passionate about leading on purpose understands the importance of vision. Do you?

Our perspective on compassion needs a radical shift. Compassion is not merely a feeling of pity or sympathy for others’ plight. No, it’s more than that. Way more!

Whatever be your personal feelings and sentiment about The Royal Family and it’s history, it’s fitting we pay our respects to the person of the Queen for her dutiful and relentless service to the United Kingdom, the commonwealth of nations and the world at large.

Whenever you feel like quitting, remember you always have at least one other option. Rather than focus on all that can go wrong, what if you shifted your attention, focus and energy into all the possibilities before you?

You cannot ‘become’ what you already are. You become what you’re presently not. Judas didn’t begin as a traitor. He became. ‘Becoming‘ (in the negative sense) is a process that begins with the gradual compromise of your core moral values.