As Christians on the greatest adventure imaginable, we are called to have courage.  Philippians 1:20 states, "I eagerly expect and hope that I will in no way be ashamed, but will have sufficient courage so that now as always Christ will be exalted in my body, whether by life or by death." (NIV) 

As such, the journey of unlocking your Godly destiny presses you to constantly embrace the discomfort of change - which is an act of courage.  Changing from glory to glory means going from a known state to an unknown state by faith.  It is the scariest and greatest life you could ever have - so be of good cheer - as you discover, unlock, and live your Godly destiny.

In this video, Margie Warrell will encourage you to have the courage to embrace change.  And in doing this you may find yourself to be just a little more Christlike than you were.

In this video, Paul Keith Davis speaks about the heart of a champion. Sharing from the story of the winning horse of the Triple Crown, Secretariat, he encourages us that our day to be champions has come. Upon his death Secretariat was found to have an enlarged heart. The horse's heart was 2.5 times larger than the average heart, but it was healthy. The Lord is giving us grace to live our destiny with clean, healthy hearts that have a enlarged capacity to love.

How would it change the way you love others if you had a heart with enlarged capacity?  How much more important would it be to learn how to love ourselves and others as the Lord love us?

In this video, Rick Joyner speaks about coming to know the Lord as "Jehovah Jireh," or "God Will Provide." Rick describes the special circumstance in the Bible where God revealed Himself as Jehovah Jireh. We must not be content with anything less than fulfilling and walking in the fullness of the purposes of God.  True Christian life involves setting aside our own agendas and our desires, to instead follow Him completely. We must take up the Cross of Christ - by living completely for Him every day.  When we do, we will live far better than we ever could by our own devices.