The is part 6 of the series Transitioning For Purpose. We finally see the reversal of an adverse situation in Joseph's life to fulfill what God had purposed for him all along. Joseph goes from the prison to the palace and is actually living the dreams, because his life is now established on the two dreams "God" gave him.

Our scripture references are found in Genesis 12:1-3, 41:1-13, 15-16, 24 -26, and verses 28-42. I pray this message is an encouragement to you in the midst of your process. Listen, for life!

This is part 5 of our series Transitioning for Purpose.Sometimes when God gives us a dream or vision connected to our purpose, thetotal opposite occurs. If we focus on our circumstances, it may seem like we'reoutside of the will of God. That's not always the case; we see that withJoseph. During adverse transitions from one place to another we can actually beright in the center of God's will. Our scripture references are found inGenesis 37:7, 9-11, 27-28; 39:1-4, 6-7, 9-10, 12-14, 19-23 and 40:1-19. Iprayed this message is an encouragement to you. Listen, for life!

This is part 4 of the series Transitioning For Purpose. When God prompts us by his Holy Spirit to move, often times it's for us to see what we need to see, hear what we need to hear and experience what we need to experience in order to fulfill God's purpose for our lives. Failing to do so will cause us to fall short in our development and preparation to fulfill his will in our lives. His Divine destination for us requires that we gain what's needed in our journey; the only way to do so is to step out by faith and make a move.

Our scripture references are found in Genesis 12:1-3, 37:6-7, 9-11; Exodus 2:11-12, 3:10-11, 4:10; Numbers 12:3 and James 4:6. I pray this message enlightens you and your journey with the Lord, Sis Bea. Listen, for life!

Jesus gave us instruction in the word of God on how tohandle conflict and when someone trespasses against us in Mt 18:15-17. However, there is another side we need to address; it’s that inner conflict that we need to recognize in our emotions. If honest, we discover forgiveness is in ordertoward our offender as well.

Forgiveness has a way of releasing us from a prison ofunforgiveness, holding a grudge and even bitterness. Furthermore, forgiveness brakes Satan’s power as well as other people’s power over us. We find when we release them, in turn we release our heart, mind and soul from the grip of others and Satan.

Our scripture references are found in Matthew 5:43-48,18:15-17, 21-35; Psalm 103:12; 2nd Corinthians 2:7-9,11, 12:9a;Romans 12:17-21; Hebrews 12:14-15 and 1st John1:9. Listen, for life!

Jesus gives a clear example of how we are to deal withconflict and offenses. Oftentimes, we go about addressing offenses the wrong way. In this episode we look at how we do the opposite of what Jesus said. One reason being “fear of confrontation,” anticipating what we THINK will occurwithout concrete proof. Yet and still, Jesus expects us to obey His instructions on how to deal with trespasses and offenses, because we have the power of His Spirit AND the word of God to help us.

Our scripture references are found in Matthew 18:15-18, 5:21-24; Proverbs 11:13, 16:28, 26:20; Romans 12:18; 1st Corinthians 5:7-8; Psalms 34:4; Philippians 4:6-8; 2nd Corinthians 10:5. Listen, for life!

This is part 3 of “Transitioning For Purpose.” When Godinitiates a paradigm shift in the earth, He chooses “a people” or a person that have His attributes. In the process of leaving one place to journey to our destination, more often than not nothing is the same. The One Constant that remains the same is God throughout our transition.

Our scripture references are found in Genesis 12:8, 13:4, 8-9, 50:19-20; Matthew 5:9 and Acts 17:6. A talking point is 1st Corinthians 9:11. I pray this message speaks to the season you are in. Listen, for life!

This is part 2 of “Breaking Cycles.” In our previous episodewe looked at the condition of our heart as on of the ways to break perpetual cycles in our life. In this message we will examine another aspect that can facilitate cycles of darkness as well, people were connected to. In short, unholyalliances we’re yoked to or associated with can have continual cycles going in our life that we want to cease.

Our scripture references are found in Deuteronomy 1:1-3; Proverbs 4:23; 2nd Corinthians 6:14-7:1 and Matthew 12:33-37. Listen, for life!

Have you ever noticed that certain cycles keep coming around in your life? We can get to a particular place, and here comes the same thing happening in our lives again. Well, we can stop going around the mountain by simply obeying the Word of God; and we can make it our last trip by adheringand being a doer of the word of God.

Moreover, we must know what kind of heart we have inrelationship to the word of God. Meaning, we cannot allow our own heart to deceive us into thinking we’re okay, when actually we’re out of sync with God’s word. For it is then we are empowered to change by becoming receptive and obeying what God’s word say. Breaking cycles that continue to come around in our lives is found in the power of the word.

Our scripture references are found in Proverbs 4:20-23;Hebrews 4:1-3; Matthew 13: 3-9, 18-23 and James 1:21-25. Listen, for life!