As you look ahead to the next 10 years, ask yourself: What do I want to be? What do I want to do? What do I want to have? Most importantly, consider: Why do I want it?

The first step to reaching your goals is knowing where you currently stand. Ask yourself, Where am I now? and What would I like to change?

When Jesus invites you to take on his yoke, he's not giving you his problems—he doesn’t have any! Instead, he’s offering to share your burdens, taking on your stress and bearing it with you.

The main source of stress is worry about whether your needs will be met. When you rely on people or things instead of God to fulfill those needs, you're bound to face frustration and disappointment, because only God can truly provide.

Renew your mind daily with God’s Word because true transformation begins in your thoughts, not your actions. To fulfill God’s purpose for you, invite him to expand your imagination and inspire a vision for your future. Without a guiding vision, life can feel chaotic, but with God’s direction, you can move forward with confidence and purpose.

Don’t believe everything you think—because not all thoughts are true. What you allow into your mind affects your stress, success, and stability. So guard your mind carefully.

Bartimaeus shows us that we receive our vision through faith. Jesus said to him, “Receive your sight; your faith has healed you” (Luke 18:42 NIV). As Pastor Rick explains, to receive and maintain your vision, you must stay on the path with Jesus, like Bartimaeus did.

To regain your vision, take time to listen for God’s call as you slow down and focus on him. Bartimaeus, a blind man, teaches us the importance of being clear with God about our desires. He simply said, “Lord, I want to see” (Luke 18:41 NIV). Jesus responded immediately, showing that sometimes, all it takes is a straightforward request and unwavering faith.

The first step to reclaiming your vision is believing that Jesus can transform your situation—because without hope, change is impossible. Learn to ignore the negative voices around you that try to hold you back and stop you from dreaming big for your future.

James warns against presuming about tomorrow, planning without God, and putting off what’s right. Those mistakes only lead to poor decisions and procrastination—and procrastination often leads to regret. Join Pastor Rick as he teaches why you should live each day as if it were your last.

In this message, Pastor Rick teaches how your destiny is shaped by your choices, and how those choices affect your life and also influence future generations. As you listen, you’ll learn how to make the best choices.