Religion & Spirituality
The Good Life will cost you. But then again, something is going to cost you. It was Stephen Covey who wrote: "I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions." In 1962, a quartet of scruffy young musicians when to Decca records to see if they were interested in recording and distributing them. "No," they replied, unimpressed with the lads from Liverpool: "Guitar bands had had their day and that isn't going to change anytime soon. Then there's the name: they can't even spell the word ‘beetle’." EMI would later form a powerful and financially bountiful relationship with Paul, John, George and Ringo. Decca lost out to EMI not because of circumstances, but because of their decisions. It's the same for disciples: there is a cost involved - but there's a purpose to the price, an eye toward a prize. Wise is the one who desires The Good Life and pays the price to enter into it! Listen to Rick and Sean as they discuss this latest part in the series. Why are we called Living Your Dash? How can you get Rick's book for FREE https://www.livingyourdash.info/ Listen to Rick's message, HERE: https://youtu.be/QuiAZlAszIw Learn more about the series, here: https://www.roswellgrace.com/the-good-life Find out more about Grace Community Church, HERE: https://www.roswellgrace.com/ Read Glenn Shepard's story, HERE.