From out of nowhere I tend to bring up a thought that sort of kicks a comfortable walker of their path. Without explanation I'll send a text or bring forward in conversation, "Where's your God?" It's not to challenge their beliefs! Not to signify that something Holy isn't being seen. It's just my way of asking, "Where are you in all of this?" A gut check of sorts. A reminder that serves no purpose other than to build a stronger pair of legs carrying an unexpected load of fresh weight. On this podcast we leap into that question by way of reminding the walker that our present place and state have been lived out before. The only difference is that we can see in the pages their physical beginning, middle and end. Not so much in this current place of Now. Psychologists say that's why we're buying everything. We've got this unbelievable void in our life and it needs to be filled by what we think is a positive and or a layer of comfort and security. Where's your God? I didn't say the Christian God. I said your God. Where is that source of the rising river arriving from? We wake up to a new day everyday. Five seconds on Facebook and the entire emotional system is overtaken by how this is affecting everyone. Not a particular group, rich or poor, old or new, everyone. With no true outcome. Not yet. Where's your God? The greatest leaders in business can't forecast this. There's not one shred of research available for anyone to study. What's your outlet? Where are you going when you feel good one second and in doubt another? Where is your belief in the medical connections? Have you taken note of how the world isn't talking about war or corporate takeovers? Millions are working from their homes. Talk about a learning curve. To be focused and just as dedicated like you're in the office. Brush your teeth. Comb your hair. Put on a business suit. Play the game. You wouldn't be so free to say anything if you were locked to that daily desk. Disciplining yourself during a time where this could actually be your new self. Where's your God? Mine is pushing these computer keys. Being present in a wall that doesn't come across too heavy into the verses but rather an experience that participates with the recovery of our Now. Where's your God? Don't leave home without it.