Priorities: Don't Crash Out

Priorities | | DON'T Crash out 

What happens when your emotions take control and a momentary reaction threatens your future? In this powerful message, Bishop Moultrie challenges us to examine our hearts, control our emotions, and get our priorities in order so we don’t “crash out.”  

Using the story of Cain and Abel, Bishop Moultrie reveals the difference between simply giving to God and truly honoring God. Proverbs 3:9–12 reminds us that our relationship with God should flow from the heart not ritual, obligation, or performance. When we know who God is and recognize where our blessings come from, honor becomes a response of the heart.  

This message also challenges us to learn how to receive correction. Correction isn’t rejectionit’s an opportunity for spiritual growth. Sometimes God must develop our character before He can elevate us into the spaces we’ve been praying for. Success will expose what you can handle. 

Most importantly, we must confront what’s happening within us before it begins controlling us. What we refuse to confront can eventually control our decisions, relationships, and future. Instead of blaming others for our disappointment, God calls us to look in the mirror, accept correction, and choose growth over performance.  When you know who you are and whose you are, you don’t have to crash out.  

📖 Scriptures: Proverbs 3:9–12 | Genesis 4:4–7