EPISODE · Feb 25, 2020 · 39 MIN
Ep. 047: American Idols; Why Are We Looking Outside of Our Homes and Churches For the Amazing Things in Life
from Turned On Podcast · host Angelike and David Norrie
Send us Fan MailThe golden statues we worship are false idolsGoals and missions are different than trophies and statues.We worship the people rather than the ideas behind them which made them famousDon't get blinded to the point where you can't have an open and honest conversation about what's really going onThe way we edify people is important. What is truly "amazing"?Is your business strategy inverted? Does it come before God?We can get so caught up in somebody or something that we miss the truth.Trust but verify. The slippery slope of idolatry.Daniel in the lion's den, the ultimate test of faith in who you believe inYou control your decisions. Don't bow to the person or the thing.There's one person you can't lie to...yourself.Fame is the temptation of our day. Everybody wants to be seen and heard in 2020When to check yourself...GOD should be laced in your family, your daily walk and in your business.Connect with us to get more Turned Onwww.turnedon.comFollow on IG @angelikenorrie and @davidnorrie.turnedonOfficial FB Community Page https://www.facebook.com/TurnedOnCommunity
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Send us Fan Mail The golden statues we worship are false idolsGoals and missions are different than trophies and statues.We worship the people rather than the ideas behind them which made them famousDon't get blinded to the point where you can't have an open and honest conversation about what's really going onThe way we edify people is important. What is truly "amazing"?Is your business strategy inverted? Does it come before God?We can get so caught up in somebody or something that we miss th...
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