Shape The Culture Malcolm Wyche

This week, Shape The Culture speaks on being able to feel the fire when we step out on faith. Like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we must be willing to take full ownership of our free will. When we take responsibility for our choices, we allow our faith to grow. Walking by faith means that we take risks, we face uncertainty, and we  move through our own doubt and fears. By doing this, we begin to have more courage in our personal power and allow ourselves to be aligned with the spirit of God.

This week Shape The Culture focuses on how we can allow our lives to be a light for others. As we take our practical and mystical steps of faith, we set an example for others. Your faith can be calm, confident, daring, and bold all at once. However faith looks for you, you must stand on it. Being grounded in who we are and taking full responsibility and control for our choices allows us to be the leaders we are called to be. Everyday, you have the opportunity to spread confidence and encourage people to take their own steps of faith.

Shape The Culture continues their series titled Got Faith? This week, we look at how believing is a form of seeing. When we start to believe in something, we gain insight from our visions and dreams. We start to form a picture of what is to come inside of our minds. We might not be able to see this physically, but we can see it spiritually. Holding onto this belief is a form of faith that allows us to take practical steps to make our visions a reality. As we hold onto our dreams and visions, we have to prepare ourselves knowing that things rarely go as planned. As we live and grow, dream, and work, we have to understand we will never be able to plan everything accordingly. We won’t be able to make sure that everything goes exactly how we want it to. We would be better off focusing on what we can control. Which is how we treat people, conduct business, how we give and how we receive, how we provide support for ourselves and others, and how we ensure that we contribute to the welfare of ourselves and others. If we can keep ourselves focused on these things then the natural evolution of life and progression will take care of itself. 

Shape The Culture continues their series titled Got Faith? As we continue to dive into the story of Daniel, we begin to see what it takes to make a miracle. Our daily steps of faith lead us towards making the unbelievable possible. Faith is an internal belief. We have to allow our confidence to grow through the decisions we make each and every day. Taking those practical steps of faith put us in the position to witness the miraculous. 

Shape The Culture continues their series titled Got Faith? This week, the second chapter of Daniel's story is covered as we look at how little steps of faith lead us to even bigger movements of faith and eventually can lead to miracles. Through our trials and tribulations, we have to be willing to believe in the unbelievable. The only thing capable of blocking our faith is ourselves. We can be our own best friend and our own worst enemy. It starts with trusting ourselves to make the right decisions. We have to trust in our abilities to discern and make sense of our situations. By becoming more confident in ourselves, we will be able to push ourselves to stand through our storms with faith. 

Shape The Culture begins their new series titled Got Faith? We look at the beginning of Daniel's story and see what it means to pick a side. Faith means to believe in what we cannot see. When we decide to step out on faith, we are making use of our free will. Faith can be mystical and practical. Everyday there are plenty of opportunities for us to exercise our faith and give ourselves a chance to watch results make themselves. As Daniel chose to eat vegetables and drink water, we can make the decision to implement better life choices.