This powerful discussion about life mastery explores some key principles, strategies, and mindsets needed to achieve personal excellence and fulfillment in various areas of life. We cover topics such as fear of failure, the imposter syndrome, knowing our identity, understanding who were created to be, old responses, and dealing with pain and the past. The discussion points to setting and achieving goals, developing self-discipline, enhancing emotional intelligence, building healthy relationships, and maintaining a positive and resilient mindset. The discussion aims to empower listeners to take control of their lives, overcome challenges, and create a balanced and meaningful existence through continuous growth and self-improvement.

In this discussion, I explore the critical distinction between privacy and secrecy. While both concepts involve controlling access to information, privacy is about protecting personal boundaries, and secrecy often hides information to prevent scrutiny. Discover how these terms impact your personal relationships and why understanding the difference is essential in today's world.
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Some believe in the notion that once a person is saved, once they give their life to the Lord, they are always saved. It is called the “once save, always saved” theology. In this teaching I use scriptures to refute that teaching. You will see here that the Word of God does not substantiate this position. You will learn that we have the assurance of faith through the grace and love of Jesus Christ, but we must show the evidence of salvation. If we do not show the evidence of salvation, which is growth in Christlikeness, we are not staying saved. This is part 2 of a 2-part teaching.