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Thank you for this podcast. It definitely blessed me today. Only recently made aware of Priscilla and her Father's Church and am so grateful to God for His Son Jesus and how my life has been so spirit led-especially during a long season of trial after trial, loss upon loss. God bless you in the mighty name of Jesus (couldn't post a comment hence the reply).
She's simple but powerful, & not a grab attention person. She has it naturally through obedience. Not a money grabber based on her Christian movies.that brings value & morally enjoyable for the entire family.Unlike Lots of movies.
I absolutely ❤Priscilla!! She is so humble and genuine. I relate so much to her communications background and I enjoy her tips for effective communication. I heard her share the advice from Zig before and it blessed me. Today, I enjoyed the tips about recording yourself for a minute and the advice from TD Jakes. I will be doing that! Great interview! Can’t wait to order the book! 😊
Priscilla is one of my favorite teachers. There is great information here that I will take with me as I lead the women in my church and discipleship group. ❤
Pricilla you are an Ambivert. “A person who has features of both an introvert and an extrovert in your personality.” There is such a thing as a social introvert!
"There's one thing you can do to move the hand of God in your life. Prayer is essential, but faith is the force that moves the hand of God to change your situation. Hebrews 11:6 says, 'For without faith it is impossible to please God.' If you want to see the miracles you've been praying for, use the arm of faith and watch things change for you."
I love this eposide. I truly could relate to what Priscilla is saying about the details of life as I look back in life and how everthing connected to where I am at in my life.
Thank you! I enjoyed hearing leading with integrity and knowing that it is okay to stand up for right even when you are standing alone. That has been my recent phase, I stood up for others because I knew they were treating people unfairly
I appreciate so much that you had the discussion about solitude and introvert tendencies. Yeah, at the same time, trying to be physically present and honor peoples time. This was really relatable for me!
Just subscribed. Love Priscilla, and the interview between the both of you was substantially instructive yet to the point. Just like I like it! Thank you so much ❤
One of my favorite parts about this interview, has to be encouraging her son in a way that validates his ability to be a great teammate. Everyone doesn’t need to be on a stage :) but it doesn’t mean that change can’t be made.
Hi Craig, I really liked this and learned a lot. You said you will link the research you mentioned at @5:39. Really interested. Would you please share? Thank you!
I had the exact same type of revelation when I began in ministry…that each ministry client I encountered would enumerate a life circumstance the Lord had taught me to navigate already. ❤
I remember that house illustration, if you have not listen to it yet pls do, it was really interesting. Thank you for reminding us of the authority we have in christ Jesus
A man's heart plans His own way, but the Lord directs his steps. This is a proverb. Also the way that seems right to a man leads to death. This is also written in Proverbs. It is also written: The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it? Seek first the kingdom of God; and His righteousness, and all else will be added unto thee. What is there to learn from these things?..
Empathy is not something we do to become a leader of people. It is something we actually have or do not have. If it is anything else, it is a form of manipulation. Biblical leadership according to Jesus is to be a "SERVANT" of others not leading people to do what we want them to do. Biblical leadership is NOT seeking after your own success or power. Being a narcissist is not a biblical value. “And they came to Capernaum. And when he was in the house he asked them, ‘What were you discussing on the way?” But they kept silent, for on the way they had argued with one another about who was the greatest. And he sat down and called the twelve. And he said to them, “If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all’” (Mark 9:33-37).
I surrounded to worry as I go through a horrible divorce with a narcissistic husband that hid behind the church. I will continue to stand by God with my 38 years of following him
Before a patient seek medical help for their condition, they must first be willing to rely upon the physician's medical knowledge and expertise in order for them to have a high level of confidence that they will see some improvement. If for some reason the physician fails to provide the correct advice, the patient will NOT see any improvements at all. If a parishioner seek spiritual advice from a minister, they must first be willing to trust him enough to expect to see an improvement in their current situation. If for some reason the minister fails to provide the parishioners with the correct advice, then the parishioners will NOT see a change in their current situation. If applied correctly to our situations, the word of God will NEVER fail to yield some immediate results in the times of need. 📖 Psalm 46:1 📖 God is our refuge and strength, a very PRESENT HELP (in) trouble. ❤️🙏🏾🕊❤️🙏🏾
Great podcast! Not a follower, follow different faith, but I really enjoyed the podcast and those tiny details about the leadership qualities. Thank you for sharing it, helps alot.
A great talk show. Thank God I watched and listen to I surrender all by Pastor Priscilia before watching this talk. God Bless You Both. It's such an amazing time.
