Purpose Guy Podcast

So stop comparing your story with others; your destination isn’t the same with everyone else. In the end, you must stay true and authentic to who you are.

Be intentional about who you surround yourself with. Find your Joshua. Find your Moses. Find your Aaron. Find your Hur. You need your vision encouragers.

In the final episode of 2021, I sign off with a few words on how to unlock your capacity and position yourself for success in 2022.

In this episode, I reflect on the words of Jesus in Matthew 6:1-4 about the forgotten guiding principle on giving.

There is a peace we cannot explain. It’s the peace that acknowledges the presence of our problems and still CHOOSE to rejoice. It is the peace whose anchor and hope is Christ, not man.

You cannot claim victory unless you’re present in the fight of your life — the fight to trust God for the present regardless of the raging winds, to live for a cause greater than life itself, to honour God with your life and to fulfil purpose.

Can ambition become sinful and a snare to you? Absolutely! But it doesn’t have to be. We need to stop demonising ambition in Christian circles and rather teach the power of life priorities.

God loves leadership, order, clear roles and responsibilities. But He has no second-tier sons and daughters. This episode is crucial.

Beyond knowing and cultivating your purpose and embracing excellence as a lifestyle, you must be willing to do something else.. and this one thing may just make all the difference in the type of legacy you leave behind after you’re gone.

If all we did was live for what to eat and drink, we haven’t discovered our calling. That’s because there’s more to your life than that. Never mistake enablers for your WHY!

We grow our faith when we step out into the ‘messiness’ of life, doing the ‘present’ while we trust and wait for God’s next move in our lives.

When you are intentional, you must equally embrace excellence and do away with an average mentality and attitude to life. Never settle… never settle for mediocrity.

Life is short, eternity is forever, so I urge you live to die without regrets. Listen up and be blessed.

Christians are not justified before God because of our good deeds — rather, our good deeds are evidence of our justification by grace through faith. Grace and faith come before works. But neither can stand without the other.

“As a Christian you cannot talk about your identity without talking about the action of God on you, the relationship of God with you, and the purpose of God for you.” John Piper

My first encounter with the story of Lot’s wife left a deep impression on me; a resolve to spiritual urgency in obedience to God. How about you?

The world doesn’t need more Christians with massive bibles but who aren’t committed to Christ’s mission to be the change agents God desires to use to shine His light into hearts and and bring eternal hope to many.

When you either refuse to forgive the offences of others against you or won’t apologise for your own offences against others, we have a problem.

What do you do when you’re waiting for your BIG break and opportunity but you seem to be losing hope? If that’s you, listen up and be encouraged by my personal testimony in this episode.

Quit your fears; take God-centred risks. Live in possibilities. Don’t limit yourself. No ifs, no buts.

On a recent morning school run, I was reminded that nothing else REALLY matters in the end apart from GOD, as we listened to Nothing Else by Cody Carnes. Listen up and be blessed by this episode.

Life is not about what we have, the wealth we accumulate or the knowledge we acquire. Who we are or becoming is more important than what we have.

Death is an uncomfortable topic for many. But there are tons of lessons we can learn from it so we can live well to die without regret when our time comes.

Learn about my high school love story that was never meant to be and embrace the call to take God-centred risks as you fulfil purpose.

When you demand personal and/or denominational loyalty to build your ministry at the expense of Christ and the integrity of the gospel, we have a problem.