How to WIN Every SEASON! | Myles Munroe

Myles Munroe teaches that life moves in seasons, citing Ecclesiastes 3. Job loss, money trouble, relationship problems: all temporary. Don't make permanent decisions during temporary hardships. The host pushes back: don't wait for the next season to act. Start now.
Good morning, Believe— that was a little high. Okay, here we go. Good morning, Believe Nation. Today's message is Everything Is a Season. Over to you, Miles Monroe.
Change is inevitable. Change is also the principle of life. That means everything that is alive will change. And even things that are not alive will change. You know, a lady came to me, she says, I came to the Bahamas for the last 10 years and I missed 4 years, and I came here this past month and everything is different. The airport is new, she said. What happened to the old airport, she says. In other words, even Even the things not alive are changing. The way the river runs down the mountain is wearing away the mountain. You go back to that mountain 10 years later and the river is wider. Change is in creation. It's part of life. So here is the question then. Ecclesiastes chapter 3, it says, to everything there is a season, and to every purpose Under heaven there is a time for it. To everything there's a season. How many things have a season? Everything. This is one of the best news I ever got in my life. When I understood this, I was a teenager, and it changed my life. When I understood that everything is a season, let me tell you why. If you're having a bad time right now, it cannot last. If you cannot find a job right now, that is only a season. If your business is going in the wrong direction, it's a seasonal slide. If nobody wants to marry you, that's only a season. They're going to come a season when everybody want to marry you. You got choices. If you have no money right now, the good news is I am seasonally broke. Tell your neighbor, it's only for a time. That's the good news. That's why we are always reminded, never make a permanent decision in a temporary problem.
All right, so this is going to be a little bit unorthodox. Obviously you don't see Evan here. He challenged me when I heard the message, uh, everything is a season. I felt like I sort of understood already the message before even watching the video. So I might either make a fool of myself because I actually haven't seen the video that I'm about to talk about, or I'm going to be really spot on what I think that, uh, that Miles Monroe is talking about is that we often put off change that we want in our lives for next week, next season, the new year, you know, sort of like a resolution, right? Okay, you know what, in 2017, 2018, I'm gonna start working out, I'm gonna start doing this. But I think what Miles Monroe is really talking about is every day can be a new season, a new inspiration, and a new form of change that you can do. And it speaks really true about being in charge of your life and being, you know, the author to your story, right? That if you are not happy at work, if you're not happy with your friends, if you're not happy in your relationship, whatever, do it now. Don't wait till next week. Don't wait till you get a paycheck. Don't wait till Christmas comes or whatever it is. Do it now. Now is when you need to change. So the question of the day is Did I do a good job? Was I right? Was I even close to what the video was talking about? Leave it in the comments below. Thank you so much for watching. Have an amazing day. I believe in you, and I hope you continue to believe in yourself. And we'll see you again tomorrow morning for another shot of espresso. I believe in you. What's the first thing? I believe in you. I hope you continue to believe. I didn't fold that paper airplane right. Okay, hold on. I believe in you. I hope you continue to believe. Damn! Ah, damn! Okay, hold on.
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