Whatever your occupation and vocation may be, you need to consider this subject today very seriously and strategically. Most of you who listen to or watch this podcast are followers of Jesus Christ; therefore, walking with the Lord should be one of the greatest desires in your life. If you are a genuine follower of Jesus, you know already how much Jesus Christ makes a difference in your life. Therefore, it is imperative that we have a conversation this week about “Walking With The Lord.” Please share this podcast with every Jesus follower you know, regardless of what their occupation or vocation may be.

One of the most important subjects in the Scriptures is our subject this week: “Walking With The Lord.” Colossians 2:6 says, “As you have received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him.” A walk with Jesus Christ unfolds step by step and decision by decision. While some parts of this walk are due to God’s activity in our lives, the other parts should be us initiating this walk with the Lord daily. In fact, it should deepen and become even more disciplined as you mature in Christ.

Have you ever stopped to think about this question: Can God trust you? Not just with blessings… but with responsibility, influence, and purpose? In this episode, we will explore the mystery of why God chooses us—I mean, none of us are perfect—and consider how He entrusts us with His work, and what it really means to be faithful in everyday life. Join me as we uncover THE MYSTERY OF TRUST — and ask the question that could change everything—CAN GOD TRUST YOU? Introduction: Welcome to today’s episode—episode 80 of our For Leaders Podcast. Please pass this along to friends and colleagues around the world. Post it on social media, and please rate our podcast so others will subscribe. You can subscribe to any audio platform you prefer, or on YouTube.

I have long believed in the value and blessing of relationships. Yet I am very aware of the challenges and complexities of relationships, and I completely realize they can be highly rewarding and fulfilling.

Every person is different. They have various gifts, many preferences, and are sometimes completely unaware of their own weaknesses. People communicate in different ways, and sometimes their methods can make things even more complicated.

This is why we need to remember the tremendous insight I learned from a former seminary professor of mine, who is now in heaven. Dr. Oscar Thompson used to say: “The gospel of Jesus Christ travels on the tracks of relationships.” This is also true about love. Love travels on the tracks of a relationship.