Hey good morning my friends and welcome back it is time for you and I to get our minds

aligned with the truth of God and before we begin I just want to remind you my family and I are going to be in the Dallas

Fort Worth area, February and March of 2020, and we are hoping to plan a Morning mindset meet-up of some sort.

We're not sure of the details.

If you are interested in being a part of the morning mindset,

please send me an email,

Carrie, C-A-R-E-Y at Cary Green.com, and when we have details, we will let you know.

All right, I want to talk to you for a little bit this morning as we're kind of in transition between biblical passages about something my

wife and I have noticed of late that's been very very beneficial to us in our walk of

faith and it is based on the scenarios of life that we experience, you know,

and put yourself in these shoes. Imagine that you have been working very hard to provide for your family and then you suddenly lose your job.

You are laid off or fired.

Imagine that you've been working right along to be a faithful father or mother.

You've been raising your children and then some tragic circumstance happens where your child is injured or your child perhaps

even dies. Imagine that someone in your family has a health crisis and is hospitalized, intensive care, all of those sorts of things.

Now the common denominator in all of those things except for the fact that they are unexpected situations is that we tend to get very

worked up over those kinds of things right? I mean the feelings rise up to their

maximum level because there are things of concern that have come

into our lives and in those situations we have the opportunity to respond in one of two ways.

We can either respond according to our feelings, which is usually full of things like anxiety and fear and panic, and I know I am describing

things that we all have felt, or we can choose to respond in faith, which means we look to God as our source of

strength and our source of stability in that

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