Because of His unchanging character and His unlimited power, He could never commit Himself to do something He is incapable to perform. God keeps all His promises (Numbers 23:19).
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Multiple studies have shown: Multitasking is a myth.
Those of us who think we can split our attention between multiple tasks at once are actually accomplishing less — with more stress — than those who single-task.
But what if multitasking is the only option?
Read MoreI get into a bit of trouble with my theologian-friends when I (half-jokingly) call the late-Notorious B.I.G. a prophet. I say it in reference to his 1997 hit “Mo Money Mo Problems.” Trust me, I don’t mean to exalt Biggie to the stature of the biblical prophet; I’m just saying he was on to something to suggest that opposition arises as influence grows. But for the sake of our discussion I’ll employ a more palatable church colloquialism: New Levels New Devils.
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Shift is a verb that embodies change. A vehicle that has shifted gears is still moving forward, but a change has occurred that allows for acceleration (something I know a little too much about). Similarly, the shift key on your keyboard changes the output of a lower-case letter to a more intense, bolder, upper case letter that stands out amongst the other letters in a word. A capitalized letter, one that has been shifted, allows for clarity, distinction, and specific use.
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