In this episode, we dive into Joseph’s story in Genesis 37 and the lessons it teaches about betrayal and attitude. Betrayal often comes from those closest to us, leaving us hurt and questioning why. Yet God uses even these painful experiences to shape our destiny. Through Joseph’s journey, we see how an attitude of gratitude and forgiveness opens the door for God’s purpose to unfold, turning pits into places of promotion and pain into purpose.

In this message from the Attitude Series, we reflect on Psalm 37:1–4: “Fret not thyself because of evildoers… Trust in the Lord, and do good.” When life stirs worry and anxiety, God calls us to shift our focus from fear to faith. Instead of fretting over what we cannot control, we are invited to trust His faithfulness, rest in His provision, and delight in His presence.

In this powerful message, we explore the story of Joseph in Genesis 37 and the deep impact of betrayal on our hearts and attitudes. Through Joseph’s journey—from the pit to the palace—we uncover how jealousy, favoritism, and broken trust can shape our responses. Learn how to guard your heart, walk in forgiveness, and maintain an attitude of gratitude even when those closest to you let you down. God has a purpose in every trial, and He can use betrayal to position you for your destiny.

In this powerful episode, we explore Isaiah 43:18–19 and the call to let go of the past to fully embrace the new thing God is doing. Whether it’s trauma, regret, or the stories we’ve rehearsed for too long — this is your invitation to release what was and press forward. Through scripture, testimony, and practical wisdom, we dive into what it means to overcome not just emotionally, but spiritually — with the mind of Christ and a heart ready for the future.

💬 Key Topics:

• Faith vs. therapy in healing

• Spiritual amnesia and the power of reframing

• Philippians 3:13–14 and pressing toward your future

• How to stop rehearsing the trauma and start testifying in victory

📖 Scripture Focus: Isaiah 43:18–19, Philippians 3:13–14, Revelation 12:11

Your attitude shapes your altitude! In this powerful episode, we dive deep into James 1:1-4, exploring how life's trials aren't obstacles—they’re opportunities for growth and spiritual maturity. Discover how your attitude, whether joyful or fearful, can significantly impact your outlook and outcomes. Join us as we choose joy, shift perspectives, and renew our minds through God's Word, stepping into the victorious life God has called us to live.

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n this enlightening episode of Your Family’s Health, Dr. Janine Cook sits down with ophthalmologist Dr. Daniel Charles Thomas from Northwell Health to explore cataracts—what they are, how they develop, and the latest surgical innovations that restore vision. You’ll learn the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist, what to expect from cataract surgery, and how your overall health—including diabetes, hypertension, and even smoking—can affect your eyes. Whether you're caring for an aging parent or seeking to protect your own vision, this episode is packed with practical and empowering information.

In this episode of Breaking Dawn Ministries, we reflect on Mark 12:41–44 and the profound lesson Jesus teaches through the story of the poor widow who gave two small coins. More than just a commentary on money, this message challenges us to consider what it truly means to give sacrificially — whether it’s our time, our energy, or our last emotional reserves. Through powerful testimony and real-life examples, we’re reminded that God sees not the amount, but the heart behind the gift.

When you give from a place of emptiness, God responds with abundance. Tune in and be encouraged to give boldly — even when it costs you — knowing that your sacrifice is never wasted in the Kingdom.

What if the miracle you're praying for isn't the one you're begging for? In this powerful episode, we dive into Acts 3 and the story of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate — a man asking for money but receiving healing. This message challenges us to shift our expectations from the material to the miraculous and to believe again in the supernatural surprises of God.

Whether you're at the gate of discouragement, illness, or lack, expect a divine interruption. The Holy Spirit is still in the business of surprising us with healing, breakthroughs, and restoration.

Let this message stir your faith to expect your surprise, not because you've earned it, but because God's grace overflows in ways we could never anticipate.

“Silver and gold I do not have… but what I do have I give you.” — Acts 3:6