Daily Got a Minute Message with John Ed

Sometimes handling victories is a bigger issue than handling defeat. Both have consequences that can either be good or bad. Face it.

He may eventually lose his job for not winning enough, but he is engaged in helping to change the population of Heaven, which is far more important to him. I ask you what’s most important in your life.

I hope that we can learn to resolve conflicts without filing a $1 million lawsuit. I also hope that we can be more concerned to listen well and to act appropriately.

Paul said that our lives ought to be a sweet aroma in society. How we smell is important when we die, but it’s more important how we live. Be a sweet aroma.

If you are engaged in anything in life that is questionable, give it up and get on the side of the things that are legal and moral and are for the benefit of other people.

God has no busy signals, no dropped calls, no voice mails, and His reception is always perfect. God is waiting to hear from you.

God’s Ten Commandments apply to each of us equally, regardless of whether or not we pretend to be a robot. I’m sure God won’t have a problem with justice regardless of how much technology advances.

That sounds very simple, but sometimes it’s the simple things in life that really make a difference. What little or big thing can you do today to help out somebody?

In a good marriage, husbands and wives are willing to carry each other not only physically but mentally and spiritually. Who are you willing to carry today?

The more we have, the more we can share. What are you doing today to make somebody have a better day?

 Live a life that doesn’t require a law to prohibit your actions and encourages others to do the same.

What could my state and my country do to curb crime? I believe ministries in churches who are intentional about doing this are having a great effect on our society. We need more.

Be careful of everything you see that is produced by technology. It can get you into a lot of trouble. We all need to be people who can trust each other.

People might have a similar name and even look like somebody but each of us has a distinct personality with a specific contribution to life. Be the person God created you to be.

What today do you need to do? You might not have the chance of doing it very long.

Take good inventory of the things that are really important and be sure that you put them in the tent every night so they can’t be stolen. 

The value of these things exceeds anything that we can comprehend. God offers them free to each of us now.

The best drug is not an overdose reversal but a commitment to God’s purpose which doesn’t create the atmosphere where an overdose could happen. Let’s promote that remedy.

God doesn’t make mistakes, and He knows exactly all the things that confront each of us in any given situation. We need to trust Him.

 In today’s world, it’s good to check people out before you trust them—especially in marriage.

“This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.” This is the answer for making Monday as good or better than any other day of the week. I’ve learned to love Mondays!

Maybe we need to give them a wave, a smile, and a big thank you. We need to use our distractions for something good.

Running from the problem will never solve it—facing it confidently and trusting in God to help you is a great formula for discovering success in a given situation. 

 Are you ready to ask God to help you do what other people said you couldn’t do? I wonder what the folks at that school think now about Nicholas.

Proverbs says that there is a road that seems right to a person, but the end is destruction. Be sure you are on the right road.