Tha Voyze Speaks

This is the first in a series titled "Characteristics of a Successful Team" based on Acts 2:42.   

Trick plays are not unique to football.  Life is full of situations that look one way but turn out differently.  

Most have heard of the saying "Nothing in life is free."  This often causes us to ask, "How much will it cost me?"  It may not be money, but may cost time, energy, use of your gifts, etc.  What is the cost to know God?

Have you ever had an idea that seemed like a can't miss only to find out it's a can't make?  Today's Time Out focuses on how looks can be deceiving.

On a team, many people focus on the star players.  If a championship is won, every player gets a ring because it takes a collective effort to achieve victory.  What's your role?

With all the choices we make daily, what drives us to make them, especially the bad ones?

As the cliché says, "No man is an island."  So what does your team look like and why do you need them? 

Tha Voyze leads Bible Class for Relationship Church studying Luke 10:1-16

Since March, we in the US have been searching for the "New Normal."  However if we "Knew Normal" our outlook would be different.

Relationship Church Bible Class Led by O. Nathan Osoko examining Jesus Purpose and what Greatness looks like in the Kingdom of God.

All day long, we are faced with choices.  Some are seemingly insignificant yet carry great ramifications.  Great lives require great choices.

In the realm of sports, you may hear the term, "Pick It Up" during practice.  What does it mean, and how does that concept apply to our daily lives?

On July 22nd, I taught Bible Class for my place of worship, Relationship Church where Ryan Neal is pastor.   We covered the account of the man who brought his demon possessed son to Jesus.

Success is rooted in the soil of hard work and dedication.  Sometimes there are better ways to approach things which will shorten the process.  However, there's no method that justifies shortcuts.  

Insanity is doing the same thing expecting a different result.  Each new day brings us new opportunities to effect change in our lives, but how do we do this?

One of the most valuable resources a person can have is a clear purpose.  When you know what you are called to do, it keeps you from wasting time with things that are outside of your scope of knowledge.  Find valuable lessons examining David's conversation with Barzillai.

Often, situations can cause us to lose sight of who you are and your purpose.  Today's episode is a reminder that your current status only determines your starting point, not your end.

There were quite a few conversations and decisions made by David as he was being escorted back to Jerusalem to reclaim the throne.  Today we look at three of them.

Zig Ziglar said, "Repetition is the mother of learning, the father of action, which makes it the architect of accomplishment."  Today we explore the value of doing things, again.

Loyal fans love their teams and stick by them no matter what.  There is a love that's even greater than the die hard local fan though.

Enjoy a lesson I taught for Relationship Church Bible Class.  In it we explore key points we can learn from the beginning of David's life as a Fugitive.  

There's a wrong and right way to go about obtaining things.  The wrong way comes with pain, suffering and short lived gain.  Find the right approach in todays lesson.

Athletes in team sports have facilities where they train.  Individual sports athletes have a team of people who help them maximize their potential.  Today's episode touches on the facilities and teams that help us excel in the game of life.

Athletes, Executives, Sales and other skilled individuals are recruited constantly.  We all are being recruited for our time, talents, and treasures. Should you stay or go?  It depends on what the other side is offering and that is the question posed in todays episode.

Feelings, we all have them and the get the best of us sometimes.  If left unchecked, they can do a lot of damage.  We explore the impact leaders feelings have.