In our GROW series, today we explore "O" or "OO"-old ways replaced by opportunities. A⁣fter Getting (G) and Rid (R), the next crucial steps in our G.R. O.W. framework are to understand the "Old" and "Opportunities that can be adopted and provide suggestions on how to identify the old and opportunities.
Biblical precepts include: Psalm 1:3, 2 Peter 3:18

⁣In this crucial third episode of CPR's leadership and spiritual development series "Getting Rid of Old Ways, we disclose the importance of focusing on the act of "Rid." Today's journey is about understanding and addressing the root of the problem. Many old ways persist not because they are inherently good, but because they are serving some underlying, often unconscious, need or fear. We provide four bullet points as strategies for peeling back the layers to uncover why these old ways were adopted in the first place, what purpose they might have served (even if counterproductive now), and what deeper beliefs or patterns are keeping them in place. The overarching biblical precepts for Cultivating Character are taken from Leviticus 19 and Exodus 23. Today, we included John 15:1-2 (I AM the VINE), Matthew 7:16-20(You Will Know Them by Their Fruit), the sower parable from Mark 4:16-17, and Psalm 1:3 (tree planted by streams of water).

⁣Welcome back to our self-development series for the faith believer. In our previous discussions, we've explored the foundational elements of the Power of the Tongue and Cultivating Character. Now, as we continue our journey, we arrive at a critical juncture for personal growth, where we must face the truth or deal with the consequences, according to Brother. Robert. We can approach this process simply by "Getting Rid of Old Ways." This isn't just about shedding negative behaviors; it's about a spiritual journey to transform and adopt the virtues of the Fruit of the Spirit. Let's explore the first letter of G.R.O.W-G

⁣This week on "Cultivating Character: Code of Conduct," we delve into the intriguing analogy of the light spectrum to understand where we truly stand in our journey of personal growth. Are you "hot" – radiating warmth, empathy, and positive influence for Christ – or "cold," reflecting negativity and resistance? Using the visible light spectrum as our guide, we'll explore how our actions and attitudes fall along this continuum. More importantly, this episode will equip you with key biblical principles designed to dismantle those stubborn, negative "recordings" within us, empowering you to shift toward the Fruit of the Spirit by adopting essential virtues as you walk in your faith. Discover how to stay passionate for Christ while on your faith walk.

⁣In this episode of "Cultivating One Character: Code of Conduct Build Trust Not Harm," the focus is on the acronym H.A.R.M. (Harden, Accuser, Rage, Malice) as it relates to CPR's framework for when trust is broken and the hurt and harm it causes to you and your family. The episode emphasizes that unchecked corrupt habits can morph into harmful behavior, leaving a door open for the enemy to enter. Please don't do it. Furthermore, CPR's leadership coaching practice integrates biblical precepts that are linked to each letter of the word H.A.R.M., offering guidance on avoiding these harmful behaviors and fostering trust.

⁣Trust is the bedrock of every successful relationship. But what happens when that foundation cracks? In Episode Five, we confront the uncomfortable realities of mistrust, hurt, and harm – the painful fallout when trust is broken.
This episode introduces biblical precepts for the acronym T.R.U.S.T:
Transform and Renew your Mind.
Pray for wisdom and Understanding.
Work in Sincerity and Truth.
Biblical Principles explored: John 15:1, Romans 12:2, 1 Kings 3:11, and Joshua 24:14.

⁣In today's dynamic world, effective leadership demands more than just strategic acumen; it requires a strong personal and professional conduct foundation. This new leadership series, "Cultivating Character: Leadership Through Biblical Principles," delves into the profound connection between exemplary conduct and timeless biblical wisdom. We will explore how foundational Christian principles offer a robust framework for navigating the complexities of modern leadership, fostering integrity, inspiring trust, and driving positive impact.

Did you know that the Hebrew understanding of Charity is an ethical obligation and not simply goodwill? Today's episode provides a few tips on how to be charitable with your words. Also, see which ministry we recommend for a reflective faith-based exercise.

Happy Sabbath, prep family. Today, we consider the answer for all ills, including fear, that is the love of Elohiym. As we end the work week and prepare our hearts and minds for YAH's day; Shabbat, let's be sure to hold our tongue, make peace not war, and be mindful of the seeds we are depositing in our garden. Shabbat Shalom fam

⁣Welcome to the first in CPR's Leadership Coaching series, "Minding Our Tongues." In this series, we will scratch the surface of the challenges we encounter on our faith walk and how our words can create a positive or negative impact. The truth is our words carry immense weight – the power to build up or tear down, to bless or curse, to create or destroy. Drawing from timeless biblical wisdom, we'll explore how our spoken words are not merely sounds, but seeds that shape our reality. Discover how understanding and harnessing the power of your tongue, aligned with YAH's Word, can transform your circumstances, strengthen your faith, and release YAH's promises into your life. Whether we stay in our current spaces or are called to relocate, our words will continue to carry weight. The question is, will we use our words to edify or sabotage Yashar'el?