Guest Post by Bob Beaudine
(Personal note from Bob T: I have been blessed to call Bob Beaudine one of my best friends (or as Bob B would say “My WHO”) for 15 years!)
Almost on a daily basis I will get a call from one of my “WHO” is overwhelmed with a personal challenge. The challenge can be a personal health challenge, a health challenge of a close family member or friend, the loss of a job, a broken relationship, a business deal gone south, etc. It is not a minor inconvenience – like the traffic was really horrendous this morning. It is not a little disappointment like, my favorite sports team lost! These are the kind of life circumstances that have you feeling absolutely crushed, devastated and overwhelmed.
Maybe you or a close friend or one of your family members is experiencing this kind of challenge today – You are feeling hopeless!
If you or they called me today, here are the three questions that I would ask you:
Take a look at these two simple algebraic formulas:
Whenever you are feeling absolutely overwhelmed it is because you have forgotten God.
With God there is hope!
In Jeremiah 29:11, he said he had a good plan for you, “‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.'”
What has he already told you on the matter – either in his Word – or said to you personally? You have personal God. And if you have not already heard his voice, you will – either through his Word or the word he will speak to you personally.
Remember: He has never not done what he said he would do!
Sports Illustrated named Bob Beaudine “the most influential man in sports you’ve never heard of.” As CEO of Eastman-Beaudine, Bob manages the nation’s leading executive recruiting firm in sports and entertainment. The Power of Who & Power of Who Workbook provide a STEP by STEP plan to help you find your dream through the Power of Relationships.
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