This program is made possible by the partners of Joyce Meyer Ministries.

Hi everyone. Joyce is coming right up, but first, we want to invite you to something brand new and very exciting.

Battlefield in the Mind is Joyce's best-selling book. And for the first time ever, she's dedicating an entire conference to help you think differently and in line with

God's word. There are so many more insights to overcoming negative thoughts and more strategies

to learn how to win those battles that have been raging in your mind. It all happens April 24th

through the 26th in Charleston, South Carolina. Also joining Joyce's John Maxwell,

who has influenced leaders and thinkers around the world, Pastor Robert Medew of Social

Dallas Church, who is passionate about helping people to reach God's full potential and worship

with Brian and Katie Torwald. Don't wait, go to Joycemeyer.org slash Battlefield Live to register today.

What we need to do is check what the world teaches us against what God teaches us and always go with God.

Because God needs to be first in our life in all things.

I'm Joyce Meyer, and I believe that God can heal you everywhere you hurt.

Thank you so much for joining us today. I believe that the time you're investing is going to pay great dividends in your life because we are going to talk about something really important today. We're going to talk about priorities. Actually, I'm calling it putting first things first. And, you know, sometimes we don't have any trouble putting them first,

but then it's keeping them first that can become the challenge because there's so many other

things that try to crowd in. You know, there's a scripture in First Peter, I think it's 5,8 in the

Amplified Bible. It says, be well-balanced.

For adversary the devil roams about like a lion, roaring in fierce hunger,

seeking whom he may devour.

And then it says we're to steadfastly resist him.

Well, I think it's interesting that it says that if we stay well-balanced, that we can keep the enemy out of our lives, and if we're not balanced, we can let him in.

And, you know, balance really has a lot to do with priorities.

It's like knowing what's the most important, what comes after that, what comes after that, and keeping things the way they should be.

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