Second Chances | Life with Gwen and Joe
Channel: Life with Gwen and Joe
Date: 2020-05-15

Getting a second chance is an amazing opportunity to make things right!  Have you ever thought about each morning as a “new chapter”—a second chance—in the story of your life?  Joe Lara shares this impactful perspective on this episode of Life with Gwen and Joe: you fall asleep, and then you are allowed to wake up again to a fresh start so that you can get everything right with God!  Too many consider each new day as another chance to continue in their selfish pursuits, whether food or money or lust, but the beauty of second chances is that God always intended for them to be used as a turning point! Jesus Christ offered the ultimate second chance when he walked the earth among a people who had drifted away from a total devotion to God.  Christ showed us how to lay down everything, all the way to the cross, to accomplish the will of our Father. Join Gwen and Joe for a powerful examination of second chances, and accept Gwen’s invitation to “dive in” to aligning your wants to God’s wants! Are you tempted to squander today’s second chance? Just push the plate back...lay down the desire for more money...say “no” to the lust...and in ten minutes, you will realize that selfish desire has disappeared!  Make the most of each day that God allows you to wake up, because every day is another chance to show God that He is everything!  May we not misuse another morning that God allows us to experience—instead, let us use each morning to devote our whole hearts to Him!  Don’t miss this amazing episode of Life with Gwen and Joe, because it is truly a beautiful life when we accept the grace of God and His offer of another chance to focus on HIM!

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