I Choose God Psalm 115:1-8

Introduction There so many things that demand our Attention. 1. Work 2. Ambitions 3. Visions for Life 4. Family What are Going to Choose to be Number One in Your Life in 2012 ?

I Choose to Learn From Titanic Starving Baker The Statue of Buddha The Thermostat

I Choose to Learn From Titanic

Choose Obedience It is always that which is below the water that sinks the Ship. 1 Samuel 15:20-23 Much of our influence comes from qualities we can't see on the outside. It's below the surface: self-discipline, emotional security, core values, and sense of identity.

The Starving Baker

I Choose Fellowship This principle reminds us of a common occupational hazard in life or ministry. It's the baker who is so busy and forgets to Fellowship with God Fellowship with others Fellowship with myself

The Golden Buddha

Take Personal Inventory This principle teaches us that we cannot perform well if they fail to see the gold inside of us. Those who take personal inventory on their God-given gifts, shape their self-image and consequently, their lives produce good results. We must align our self-esteem with our potential-not too much, not too little. Psalm 139:1-4; 23-24; Phil 3:7-11

The Thermostat

I Choose Creativity This is a picture of our perceptions on life: people are either thermometers or thermostats. They will merely reflect the climate around them, or they will set it. People who develop values and principles to live by and set the pace for others. Phil 3:12-14

I Choose to Honour God This is a year I choose to honour God with my Life. I choose not to merely reflect the climate around me, but to be a true reflection of the image of God in me. (Psalm 115:4-8) I choose develop and live by the values and principles that are in God’s Word and be a pace setter for generations after me. By the grace of God Phil 3:12-14