God does not take His own name in vain.  In other words, because His name Jehovah Shalom means “The God of all Peace”, He can’t say “I am the God of peace but I am sending you a storm”.  As Jehovah Jireh the Provider, He can’t say, “I am the God of provision, but I am allowing you to live with less and not enough.”  God is always good, and He doesn’t change, but people’s experience with Him changes.  In this episode, we take a close look at our belief systems.

Ep. 130: Does God take His name in vain?

The one thing that characterizes us to be like God, created in His image, is the freedom of choice. We get to change the quality of our life by making great decisions. We can’t allow circumstances, or intellectual evaluations or need to drive our decisions, but rather experiencing God’s peace.  If we are blaming God or disappointed with him in any way, it reveals that we don’t truly trust Him to be who He said He is.  You can only trust someone who you know loves you and won’t hurt you.

Ep. 131: Freedom of Choice

What are you most aware of? If we live each day acutely tuned in and aware of the outward circumstances, we will lose our ability to be thankful.  As soon as something goes wrong, we will question. However, if we maintain an awareness of God’s goodness, we enter our heavenly existence by noticing Him and being thankful. This doesn’t erase the past, but neutralizes the effects of the past and turns the curse into a blessing.

Ep. 132: Awareness of His goodness

Tired of trying hard without results? Take control of your life and break destructive patterns by replacing ineffective beliefs with empowering beliefs that are based on a heart connection with God. Join Drs. Bob and Audrey Meisner with guests as they help you develop a biblically based sense of self-worth by experiencing God and implementing the strategy of effortless transformation.

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