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Saturday, March 2, 2019

Tactical Workouts Present Bodycam Channel Featuring: Bodycam Shows Cops Confronting Josh Pitt At His Home

Beds Police took the step of releasing body-worn footage of officers confronting Josh Pitt moments before he was shot dead in Luton. Assistant Coroner for Bedfordshire, Ian Pears, allowed the force to publicly release the footage after it was shown to jurors on the first day of Mr Pitt's inquest at Ampthill Coroners Court yesterday.


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Mr Pitt, 24, originally from Leighton Buzzard, was shot dead at Tracey Court in Hibbert Street, Luton, on November 9, 2016. Armed officers had been called to the after Mr Pitt imprisoned his girlfriend. After an attempt to taser him failed, Mr Pitt reportedly came at the officers while armed with kitchen knives and died from a single shot. The inquest is expected to conclude next Tuesday.

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“But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. But God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God” (1 Corinthians 2:9, 10).
There are things God has in store that are too wonderful for us to imagine. These are secrets we’d never discover without the Holy Spirit on hand to reveal them to us.

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Joel Osteen Ministries Featuring: Victoria Osteen - Creating a Winning Atmosphere for Your Family

In this message, Victoria will show how to have a winning attitude with our family members. The Scripture says, “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds” (Hebrews 10:24). If we’re going to create the life that we want to live with our family, we have to keep the tone of a winner. We’re going to celebrate in the good times, and we’re going to keep that winning spirit in the difficult times. I believe that if we will maintain that consistent tone, we’re going to have a great life not only for ourselves but for our families! This is message #747, "Creating a Winning Atmosphere for Your Family", by Victoria Osteen. For more inspirational messages, visit https://www.JoelOsteen.com/Messages

Defeat Your Giant



1 Samuel 17:26

You may be facing a giant today. He may be a giant of sickness or failure, of financial shortage or another kind of trouble. But don’t let him scare you. You have a secret weapon. A weapon that once turned a shepherd boy into a bear-busting, lion-killing, giant-slaying champion. That weapon was a blood covenant with Almighty God.
Back in David’s day, circumcision was the sign of that covenant. So, when he called Goliath uncircumcised, David was saying: “This guy may be a giant; he may be strong; but he has no covenant with God and that’s why I will defeat him.”
Just like David, you, too, have a covenant. But yours is better. You see, the covenant David had, offered a wealth of blessings to those who kept it, but it also included curses for those who broke it.
Yours doesn’t. Yours is a new covenant that Jesus bought with His own blood. It doesn’t depend on your ability. It depends on Him and what He has already done. He has done it all! All you have to do is believe it and receive it.
Right now, read Deuteronomy 28:16-68. That’s a list of the curses Christ has freed you from. You might even call it a list of the giants Jesus has already slain for you. It contains every diabolical thing the devil could ever use to destroy you.
Read them and rejoice. Those are the things God has healed you of and delivered you from!
Don’t let any giant intimidate you. You have a blood covenant with Almighty God. There’s no uncircumcised circumstance on the face of this earth that can take your victory away from you.
Scripture Reading:
Galatians 3:13-29
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Friday, March 1, 2019

Perform Better Presents this Bowie State Hoops Update-Bulldogs Men's Basketball Fall 79-74 to Livingstone in CIAA Tournament Quarterfinals

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Roger Ray scored 19 points including two free throws with 12 seconds left as Livingstone outlasted Bowie State 79-74 in a CIAA Tournament quarterfinal contest at the Spectrum Center on Thursday. The loss ends the Bowie State Bulldogs’ season record at 17-13. 

Ray led four Blue Bears in double figures. Lydell Elmore scored 13 points and Damante’ McNeill registered 12 points off the bench. Navar Elmore produced 11 points for the Blue Bears, who forced 21 turnovers and outscored the Bulldogs 27-8 in turnover points.
“We turned the ball over too much in the second half,” Bowie State Head Coach Darrell Brooks said. “[Livingstone] is a team that plays at a frantic pace. They score a lot off turnovers.”
The Blue Bears won a hard-fought contest that featured 11 lead changes and 15 ties. The score was tied 61-61 with just under five minutes left, but the Blue Bears outscored the Bulldogs 18-13 down the stretch including 8 of 10 free throws in the final two minutes. Ray scored eight points and McNeill added four points during the run for the Blue Bears, who shot 55.2 percent in the second half.
Cameron Hayes came off the bench to pump in a game-high 21 points for the Bulldogs, who shot 35.1 percent from the floor including 39.3 percent in the second half. Rebounding kept the Bulldogs in the game as they held a 50-36 advantage on the boards including a 22-15 edge on the offensive glass, which led to 21 second-chance points.

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The Bulldogs also stayed close by making 29 of 38 free throw attempts for 76.3 percent. The Blue Bears were 21 of 30 at the charity stripe for 70 percent.
Rinardo Perry registered 15 points and David Belle had 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs. Saiquan Jamison snatched a game-high 15 rebounds.
Neither team led by more than six points in the contest. The Bulldogs led 31-29 at halftime and stayed in front until midway in the second half.
The Blue Bears took their first lead of the second half on Lydell Elmore’s layup for a 53-52 score. They led for good on McNeill’s layup for a 57-56 lead at the 7:27 mark.
Navar Elmore scored seven points and Ray added five in the first half for the Blue Bears. After regrouping in the locker room from a two-point deficit, the Blue Bears outscored the Bulldogs 50-43 in the second half

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Renowned NFL coach Rance Olison demonstrates critical drills for defensive backs in this instructional football course.
Rance OlisonFormer NFL/CFL Cornerback and Dallas Cowboys New England Patriots Assistant Fellowship Coach
Olison played football and participated in track while in high school, garnering an athletic scholarship to play football at San Diego State University.
While playing for SDSU, Olison earned a spot on the All Conference team and was named the Most Inspirational player.
He graduated with a B.A. in 1975 and was initially told by scouts and coaches that he was too small to play professional football. As a free agent in the years that followed, he proved the naysayers wrong, having signed and played in the World Football League, with the San Francisco 49ers, the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Canadian Football League. Olison wrapped up his pro ball career in 1982 in the U.S. Football League.
As you can see, I got an opportunity to play in every league during that time. I used to call myself a “Suitcase Player…” Olison said.
A strong proponent of education as the key to success in life, Olison returned to college and earned a second bachelor’s degree in physical education and history from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. He has taught, coached and served as athletic director on the university and high-school levels at schools in Arkansas (Crossett High School), Kansas and Texas, retiring in 2009 from the San Antonio Independent School District.
Olison has also had coaching opportunities with several NFL teams, including the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots, and the CFL. He also coached his own minor league football team for 10 years.
In 2014,Olison was welcomed into the American Football Hall of Fame. He is a member of the National Football League Former Players Association, San Antonio-Austin chapter, of which he was elected president in Jan. 2015.
Olison has also helped to organize other charitable events and activities in El Dorado over the years, including the L.C. and Hazel Ross Scholarship Foundation and Let’s Talk to the Kids, a youth program that featured current and former professional football players. 
Olison and his wife of nearly 40 years, Mary — assistant superintendent of the SAISD — have a son, Rance Jr. who coaches football and strength & conditioning at Dulles High school in Sugarland Houston, Texas; and a daughter, Kareem who is a federal government worker in Topeka, Kansas Book this course.....
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BEAST Super HIIT / Abs / Cardio Workout

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For many of us, our training goal is based around building a strong and aesthetically-balanced physique. We focus on what exercises we should be performing to develop larger muscles, and watch what foods we eat to fuel our workouts. So when it comes to cardio, is this something we simply rely on when we want drop body fat for a summer cut?
Whether you’re looking to bulk up or strip away body fat, I believe cardio should always be included in your routine. It's not just a means to drop body fat and tighten up, but it also provides cardiovascular benefits, which can be an important factor even for muscle growth. This doesn’t mean you need to perform cardio as frequently as you might during a cut, but even just 1-2 sessions a week can help improve circulation, and help keep the body functioning at a more optimum level.
This routine combines high-intensity interval training with bouts of bodyweight and banded-resistance based exercises. It’s ideal for anyone short on time and wanting to maximize their calorie burn, as well as keep a check on your overall cardiovascular health and performance. I personally use this as a monthly marker to ensure my general fitness levels are maintained.
The Super HIIT Routine Overview
 This routine is based around several modules.
The first being a focused-abdominal circuit that consists of 3 exercises performed in a circuit (30 repetitions each exercise, immediately followed by the next movement, and the circuit repeated 3 times).
The second module is based around performing 5 sessions of 30 seconds all-out-effort on a piece of cardio equipment (one that allows you to quickly get up to speed, such as a treadmill, rower, spin bike, or even outside sprints). After each of the 30-second bouts of cardio-based exercise, perform a movement off the cardio machine for 30 seconds before then returning to the cardio machine.
If you’re up for more, repeat modules 1 and 2, but with different abdominal exercises as well as different 30-second bouts of movements in between the all-out-effort cardio bouts.
Abs Circuit 1
For me, performing abs along with Cardio go together like peanut butter and jelly (or peanut butter and chocolate in my case). I’ve always found it to be more effective to work the abdominals at the same time as performing cardio. With your respiratory system being worked hard, it makes you really focus on your breathing during abdominal movements, which forces you to contract the abdominal muscles more so than if you we’re breathing hard.
These three exercises below each focus on a particular region of the abdominals, helping to develop a more complete look as well as function of the core. 
Abdominal Movement #1: Toes-to-Bar / Hanging Knee Lifts
20-30 repetitions
Take a deep breath in, and as you fully exhale, contract the abdominals by squeezing them as if bracing for a punch to the gut. As you do this raise your toes up towards the bar, keeping your legs as straight as possible, except for a slight bend at the knees. Your hips should start to curl forwards as your legs near the top of the bar. This motion should be from you contracting the abdominals as your curl the hips forward while fully exhaling and squeezing the abdominals.
It is not a swinging motion. If you are unable to perform this movement then start with a bent knee leg raise, whereby you draw your knees up toward you chest in the same manner. 
Abdominal Movement #2: Cable Crunch
20-30 repetitions
Using either a rope or fixed bar attachment on a high cable pulley, keep your upper arms in a fixed position as you focus on exhaling deeply and contracting the abdominals in a slow and controlled manner. 
You do not need to pull the bar all the way down to the floor, as the abdominals will be fully contracted within a short range of motion. Keep your elbows from extending so as not to involve the arm muscles during this exercise.
Abdominal Movement #3: Kettlebell / Medicine Ball Rotations
20-30 repetitions
This particular movement is great for helping to tighten up the waist as it directly works the obliques, which assist in the rotation and lateral flexion of the trunk. Hold either a kettlebell or medicine ball (a dumbbell held horizontally will also work) in front of your chest with your arms kept fixed (no bending at the elbow), rotate the weight to your left side and then to your right side and back again as you exhale and squeeze the abdominals at each rotation.
You only rotate your upper torso so your hips should remain in a fixed position. You can also place your feet under the handles of two dumbbells to help keep you anchored to the ground. Don’t go to fast during each rotation.
HIIT Cardio & Body-Weighted Exercises – Round One
Get the treadmill cranked up to a good speed. Run at a fast pace for no longer than about 30 seconds.
Side note: If you are not accustomed to such vigorous cardio work, you can start at a brisk walk for each interval, and gradually build up to a jog and then to a run, working at your own pace.
Perform 30 seconds on the treadmill at a fast run, close to an all-out sprint. Immediately after, step off the machine and exit from behind, going straight into the first of the body-weighted movements below. After having performed that for 30 seconds, return to the treadmill and start your next 30 seconds of all out sprinting. You should not have to change the speed or incline of the treadmill – unless you know you can perform at a higher intensity after having done the first sprint and exercise.
Continue to repeat this pattern of 30-seconds of all-out effort sprinting, followed by 30 seconds of bodyweight movement, until you’ve completed 5 sprints and 5 different movements. Then it’s up to you as to whether you wish to repeat the entire circuit of abs and cardio/movements.
Body-weighted Movements
Perform for 30 seconds after each 30-second sprint.
#1A Medicine Ball Side-To-Side Push Ups
In a push-up position, either pass the ball from hand to hand after having performed a repetition, or keep the ball fixed and move your body from side-to-side, changing which hand is on top of the ball for each proceeding rep.
Make sure you are consciously contracting the chest muscles at the top of each rep. 
#2A Burpees
This truly is a metabolic movement that practically works every major muscle group in the body, along with some explosive force as you jump up into the air after having dropped down to the floor to perform a push up.
If you are still feeling burn from the previous push-ups, then you omit these and simply perform squat jumps for 30 seconds before returning back to your cardio sprints.
#3A Walking Surrender Lunges
These walking lunges will give your upper body a bit of a break. With your hands placed on the back of the head and elbows pulled back (opening up the chest), step forwards so that your hips lower directly over your back bent knee, and both knees are at a 90-dergee angle. 
If you don’t have the available room to lunge back and forth, perform these stationary by lunging forwards and returning back before alternating with the opposite leg. 
#4A Swiss Ball Back Hyperextensions
With a lot of emphasis on the core and abdominals, we need to also give some attention to the lower back, and these hyperextensions performed on a Swiss Ball do just that. Position the ball just under your hips with your feet secure against something stable, and keep you hands at the side of your temple with the elbows opened up. Ensure your chest is elevated and lifted up proud as you extend upwards, exhaling in the same manner as you did with the abdominal movements. 
If you don’t have a Swiss Ball, perform these on the floor (lifting both feet and shoulders up), or it can even be performed off the end of the a bench (facing downwards and holding on to the bench with your hands as you raise your legs off the back).
5A Plank-To-Pike (on Rower)
If you have access to a rowing machine whereby the seat rolls back and forth, then this version of a Pike Walk (also known as Inchworm), is a great movement in which to work the lower abdominal region. Position yourself in a straight-arm push up position at the end of the row, with your toes on the seat. As you exhale and contract the abdominals, draw your feet towards your chest as your hips rise up (imagine the start of a handstand).
The key to this movement is control and emphasis on the abdominals tightening to help draw the feet closer to you. If you don’t have a rower close by, you can also perform this exercise as a Pike Walk, or alternatively, keep your feet on a towel on top of a wood floor so that it can glide back and forth like the rower seat.
HIIT Cardio & Body-Weighted Exercises – Round Two
After completing round one, you’ll be breathing heavy and feel your heart rate racing. Give yourself a few minutes to focus on controlling your breathing and allow your heart rate to fall. This will be your marker for seeing how much quicker you feel recovered before being able to run the course again.
If you have a heart rate monitor, keep an eye on the time it take for your heart rate to fall back to around 70-75% of your maximum heart rate, or even back to your normal resting heart rate. By keeping up with this type of intense interval sprints and body-weighted exercises, you’ll literally be able to see your fitness improve using this time frame as a key marker.
Abs Circuit 2
The following abs, cardio, and resistance-based exercises are intended as a step up from the previous routine. If you’re feeling ready for another round, continue with this one. If you feel that the first round was enough for you, try coming back next time and alternating the first round with this one so that you’ll be challenged by different movements and will begin to improve both your cardiovascular endurance and your ability to recover faster.  
Abdominal Movement #1: Decline Bench Crunches
20-30 repetitions
By performing crunches on a decline bench, you’ve already got gravity working against you, which is added resistance without needing to hold any weight. (I’ve seen people hold plates to their chest and the likes, but I feel this detracts from actual execution of the exercise. Thirty repetitions performed using good clean form will be enough for most – myself included. 
Just like the first round of abdominal exercises, your deep exhales and forceful contractions are what will make these exercises so effective. Don’t rush them, and continue to ask yourself, “am I feeling the abdominals really doing the work here?” Simply by thinking of them as being the driving force behind these exercises, you will actively start to engage them more and more.
Abdominal Movement #2: Swiss Ball Knee Tuck
20-30 repetitions
I remember first performing this exercise during my contest prep 10 years ago, and thinking to myself, "Wow, why haven’t I done these before?" With your feet pointed on top of a Swiss Ball, and body at full length, with arms extended out in front of you as though about to perform a push up, you contract the abdominal muscles and begin to exhale as you start to draw your knees in toward your chest. 
Your torso will naturally rise a little, but the goal here is that your hips roll slightly under as your knees draw closer to your chest. At this point where you should have fully exhaled all of the air in your lungs and be contracting hard in the abs. This is essentially the same movement as performing hanging knee lifts, although this one teaches you the proper trajectory of the knees as they near your chest, allowing you to mimic this same movement when/if performing it from hanging by a bar. 
Abdominal Movement #3: Plate Lateral Crunch
20-30 repetitions
Hold a weighted plate (or dumbbell/kettlebell) in your right hand, with the arm fully extended just behind your right leg, and feet slightly wider apart than your shoulder width. Standing up tall and proud, start to allow the weight to pull your torso down to the side. It shouldn’t be enough – no more than about 6 inches. You should feel the left side of your abdominals stretch.
Contract your abdominals and pull your torso back into an upright position. Your arm (holding the weight), shouldn’t be flexing at all, as it’s the abdominal muscles being worked here to right your torso back up. By feeling the muscles being worked, I can make minor adjustments to how I’m moving the weight, as well as remind myself the effectiveness of truly exhaling hard for every rep. (Don’t forget to reverse the movement for your left side).
HIIT Cardio & Body-Weighted Exercises – Round Two
Everything that applied in round one for internal sprints (30-seconds all out effort) and exercises in between (30-seconds) remains the same here. You can choose to change the cardio equipment to something else (perhaps a rower to focus more so on the upper body rather than the legs again).
I opted for the treadmill again, but this time I increased the incline by more than double of what it was during the first round, as well as cranked up the treadmill speed so that I truly was sprinting – and up a steep incline.
I’ve also shown 5 different exercises using resistance bands. Doing this added a resistance to the movements.
Remember this one thing: It’s up to you to push yourself harder during each interval. Sure, you may hit a wall early on, but by continuing to commit to this, you will literally see your fitness improve, and be able to push yourself harder and harder after each session.
Now imagine what that mentality can do or you in and out of the gym! 
#2A Resistance Band Lateral Raises
The great think about these resistance bands, is that they’re inexpensive and can be used for many different purposes, including alongside free weight training. If your gym doesn’t have any, I highly recommend getting yourself a set. You may be surprised just how much you’ll use them.
I find it best to place one foot over the center of the resistance band, and place one foot slightly back (heel raised off the floor) so as to help stabilize yourself. Perform the movement the same way you would when using free weights by raising your arms out to the side (without flexing at your elbows), as you focus on contracting the deltoids. 
#2B Band Back Row
Another great thing about these resistance bands is that they can be used singularly, or combined with two or more to further increase the resistance. I’ve got a set of 5, and when they’re all combined together, they give a force of 125 lbs!
Just as with the lateral raises shown above, place the ball of one foot over the center of the resistance band, and keep one foot slightly back. As you pull the handles up past the sides of your waist, really concentrate on squeezing the muscles in your back – especially within the center of your back.
#2C Band Bicep Curl
Just because you may be able to move a lot of weight for dumbbell curls, this doesn’t mean that you won’t get a great burn from using resistance loops to curl.
Whether you combine two or more bands, or prefer to just stick with one, the fact is that the amount of resistance continues to increase the more the bands are stretched, which requires the biceps to work hard, especially for a duration of 30 seconds. If you need to take a few seconds rest, do so. In addition to curls, you can also perform them as single arm curls, as well as variations including using an overhand grip. 
#2D Resistance Bands Tricep Kick Back
Just like with biceps, the triceps can receive a truly incredible pump from using resistance bands. Whether you step one foot over the center, or pass them around a fixed and stable point, ensure that your upper arms remain in a fixed position that's parallel to the floor. 
This allows you to fully contract your triceps when the elbow is fully extended, and take the triceps through a full range of motion. You can also vary this exercise by looping the resistance band across a fixed high bar, such as a pull up bar, and perform tricep pushdowns, or even single arm underhand pull downs. (You see just how useful it has having such resistance bands). 
#2E Resistance Loop Chest Fly
Have you ever performed chest flyes using resistance loops or bands? The tension felt in the muscle at the end of the rep is so good, because your feel the muscle fully contracted, but you also don’t have a ton of heavy weight pulling against you.
Pass the resistance band around a fixed and stable vertical point and with your arms held out straight in front of your chest, walk forwards until you feel maximum tension in the loop bands. This is your final end point for the rep. When you open your arms out into a fly movement, the tension will lessen, but as soon as you start to close them back up to the top (in front of your chest with only a slight flex at the elbow), you’ll know you’ll be returning back to maximal contraction.
The good thing here is that if you’re feeling as though you’re about to reach muscle failure, you can simply take a step or two back.

The Truth About Cancer Featuring: Eastern Medicine: Journey Through ASIA | Taiwan Sneak Peek | What is Eastern Medicine?

Join us for a sneak peek of our Eastern medicine documentary series coming soon April 3rd, 2019! Ty joins us from Taiwan with Professor Dr. Yu-Cheng Kuo and Dr. Ta En Lo to discuss the differences between Eastern and Western medicine. In this video, we take a look at what Western medical school instills versus what Eastern medicine utilizes. Western medicine teaches doctors to control symptoms instead of to cure disease. Eastern medicine looks at the body as God designed it: to utilize what is in nature for restoration. Using what is available in the natural world to treat disease is just one of the many topics of our exciting new series. If you are looking for answers to questions like, what does health education teach? What about alternative cancer remedies? Is there any scientific evidence to support cancer cures? How is Eastern medicine different? Then you will not want to miss our groundbreaking documentary series! In Eastern Medicine: Journey through ASIA, Ty and the team travel through 7 countries in 7 days. This groundbreaking series is COMING SOON in April 2019. Be sure to sign up for our email list to get all our latest updates! Sign up here: http://bit.ly/TTAC-Newsletter-Register

Tactical Workouts Present Police Activity On US Sports Net Featuring: Bodycam Footage of Police Fatally Shooting Suspect Armed With Metal Pipe

** (Disclaimer: This video content [below] is intended for educational and informational purposes only) ** Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer released the findings of the investigation into a separate shooting in Santa Ana on July 1, 2018. Donadony Blake Taylor, 46, was shot twice by one officer in the parking structure adjacent to Santa Ana police headquarters and Central Men’s Jail.


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Shortly before 11 p.m. Taylor had entered the lobby of the jail carrying a long metal pipe and two metal stakes. He left after Orange County sheriff’s staff told him to leave. Then, at about 11:30 p.m. he was spotted at the parking structure by a witness who saw him trying to break into cars while still carrying the metal objects. The witness called 911 and the officer who arrived — Officer Gavin Roelofs — commanded Taylor to put the pipe down. He did not comply so the officer discharged his Taser at Taylor who was not affected by the impact. Taylor appeared to reach for the Taser probes and pulled one out before the officer fired his weapon and hit the suspect twice. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead at 12:25 a.m. Orange County District Attorney’s Office (OCDA) report: http://orangecountyda.org/civicax/fil... Donate to PoliceActivity: https://www.patreon.com/PoliceActivity

The Rock Almighty Devotional, Praise, and Worship With GUARDIAN



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“But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establish his covenant which he sware unto thy fathers, as it is this day” (Deuteronomy 8:18).
We may think we’re the ones who “make it happen” when it comes to our finances, but this is simply the mindset that the world teaches. God is the true source of all wealth.

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In this series, Dr. Myles Munroe talks about the potential that we all contain and how truly discovering our purpose through the use of our gifts leads to success. He challenges the societal definition of success and rather defines it as a personal revelation we all must face. This Message is a part of the self-titled series "How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence" and comes in 4 parts. How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence Titles: 1. How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence Pt. 1 2. How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence Pt. 2 3. How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence Pt. 3 4. How To Face The Future With Fearless Confidence Pt. 4 You can purchase the complete album via the link below. Available in CD, DVD, MP3 and MP4. https://www.munroeglobal.com/shop/