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Building Your Legacy Tips-Ep#28 Building with Our Godly Talents & Skills

Building Your Legacy Tips-Ep#28 Building with Our Godly Talents & Skills

Building Your Legacy Tips Episode #28 This podcast looks at Matthew 25 and parable of the talents to understand our responsibility to God for the talents and skills He gives us. And we all are required to develop our talents into skills for His use. "Building Your Legacy Tips" is a series of short podcasts to help you understand and build your legacy because we all build a legacy every day, so do it as it becometh you.

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Legacy Tip: Acceptance of Someday & Some Day

Legacy Tip: Acceptance of Someday & Some Day

One of the greatest turning points in our life is when we gain the knowledge and understanding that God has given us a purpose-designed life and the power to execute it under His watchful love and grace. This awareness also reveals how in every legacy, God embeds the responsibility and joy of bringing change to our life and the lives of others for our good and His glory. Acceptance is when we experience something and keep it as a truth that causes us to take action. As you learn to accept and make peace with it, you step out of your own way and step forward on the path God has ordered for you. The more often and the faster we walk in acceptance, the more you will see that each moment has a purpose, a lesson to teach you, a…

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Legacy Tip: Keeping Company

Legacy Tip: Keeping Company

One of the greatest turning points in our life is when we gain the knowledge and understanding that God has given us a purpose-designed life and the power to execute it under His watchful love and grace. This awareness also reveals how in every legacy, God embeds the responsibility and joy of bringing change to our life and the lives of others for our good and His glory. The ability to "Keep Company" is foundational in building our legacy because it trains us to be His representative without any regard to what we are building at the moment. It is one of the truest senses of giving away from ourselves. In Old English, "keep" is "cēpan" meaning to take in, care for, or attend to. Is that not what God does with us? He takes in, cares for us, attends to…

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Subtility-Revelatory Concept

Subtility-Revelatory Concept

This is a series from Dr. Aikens entitled "Revelatory Words and Concepts" These revelatory nuggets are curated by Jane Babich from Bootcamp Teachings and Podcasts. These concepts are rooted in Apostle Aikens's heart toward equipping ministries and ministers for the work of the end times. Genesis 3:1-6 (KJV) Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, You shall not eat of every tree of the garden? And the woman said unto the serpent, We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden: But of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die. And the serpent said unto…

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Word for Today Ep#06 Subtility

Word for Today Ep#06 Subtility

This episode of Dr. Aikens's podcast series "Word for Today" reveals to us the revelatory truth we need to know about Genesis 3:1 and the Subtility of the serpent in the Garden of Eden In this episode of "Word for Today," Dr. Aikens shares the life-changing truth of the three definitions of Subtility and how it is used as idle words from the enemy to cause us to question what we have heard from God. This 2-minute podcast gives hope to all who know Him and experience But, God!

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Legacy Tip: Legacy Element of Forgiveness

Legacy Tip: Legacy Element of Forgiveness

To hear more about Forgiveness as a Legacy Element, listen to the Build Your Legacy Podcast (see link at bottom of post) Forgiveness is one of the life-changing elements that impact our legacy. If we do not build our legacy laced with quick and full forgiveness, we will end up "stuck." And if we are "stuck," we cannot build our legacy in that area of unforgiveness. Unforgiveness blinds us to what we should be grateful for in that area of life, and it hinders fruitfulness which is critical in building our legacy. John 19:26-30 But I say to you that everyone who continues to be angry with his brother or harbors malice against him shall be guilty before the court, and whoever speaks [contemptuously and insultingly] to his brother, ‘Raca (You empty-headed idiot)!’ shall be guilty before the supreme court (Sanhedrin); and whoever says, ‘You…

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Behaving Wisely-Revelatory Concept

Behaving Wisely-Revelatory Concept

This is a new series from Dr. Aikens entitled "Revelatory Words and Concepts" These revelatory nuggets are curated by Jane Babich from Bootcamp Teachings and Podcasts. All of these concepts are rooted in Apostle Aikens heart toward equipping ministries and ministers for the work of the end times. The revelatory concept "Behaved Himself Wisely" found in 1 Samuel 18:5-12 is truly significant as it signifies a yoking strategically positioning of us spiritually. It gives a synchronized sense of spiritual decorum as we exercise skillful, shared discernment of good and evil. 1 Samuel 18:5-12 (KJV) And David went out whithersoever Saul sent him, and behaved himself wisely: and Saul set him over the men of war, and he was accepted in the sight of all the people, and also in the sight of Saul's servants.And it came to pass as they…

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Dedicated: “Committed, not just submitted.”
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Dedicated: “Committed, not just submitted.”

This is from a teaching series Dr. Aikens did entitle "Decisively Dedicated." The first post is a look at "Dedicated, "committed, not just submitted." When our perspective towards our calling or purpose is “it’s just what I do,” then veracity and excellence will not be what we strive to attain because we are settling for so much less, for God and from God. And if we don’t change our attitude, we will become ambivalent and indecisive about a need to invest ourselves to reach our maximum potential within that calling or purpose. And that is a problem. Ambivalence & Indecisive Ambivalence Ambivalence is when we have opposing attitudes, values, or thoughts coexisting in us at the same time. Ambivalence is being uncertain or indecisive as to which course to follow. As an attitude, ambivalence will hinder the preparation for excellence…

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