Living Intentionally: Aligning Goals with God's Will

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- "Intentional lives allow us to overcome threats and get results. Read His word, surrender to His will, and listen to His Holy Spirit." [01:09:27](Download | Download)

- "Setting SMART Christian goals is crucial. Specific, measurable, aggressive yet achievable, relevant, realistic, and time-specific goals align with our spiritual aspirations." [01:11:03](Download | Download)

- "Living for Jesus is a practical day-to-day activity. Being sold out for Christ means integrating faith into every aspect of our lives, not just on Sundays." [01:14:39](Download | Download)

- "Review and reflection are not just about acknowledging what we didn't do; it's about expressing gratitude, seeking wisdom, and discerning God's plan for us." [01:22:56](Download | Download)

- "The story of Joseph shows us that despite threats, steadfastness in God's plan leads to the preservation of His people and the fulfillment of His promises." [56:07](Download | Download)

- "Understanding the political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors is crucial as we set our vision and work towards results with God's guidance." [45:07](Download | Download)

- "We must be intentional in our spiritual lives, actively engaging in reading the Bible, praying, and listening to the Holy Spirit to transform aspirations into tangible results." [01:13:17](Download | Download)

- "The practice of review and reflection is essential in our walk with God, allowing us to stay aligned with His intentions for our lives." [01:19:05](Download | Download)

- "God orchestrates encounters and provides us with opportunities to shine as beacons of aspiration, reflecting our commitment to Him." [44:16](Download | Download)

- "To achieve results, we must be proactive and disciplined in our actions, aligning our goals with God's will and being aware of the threats that may impede our progress." [01:26:42](Download | Download)
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