Did you know that we think over 60,000 thoughts a day and 80% of those thoughts are negative? Well unfortunately due to our sinful nature, being thankful is not the first thing we think about when we are in a valley. It is something we have to work at in order to have a better perspective of our valley experiences. Check out Rev. Dr. Marisha and how she emphasizes that it takes work to be thankful in the valley. It is not easy when we are going against our nature to think of the goodness of God over our circumstances. Everything is connected to what are you focusing on that determines if you focus more on what's against you than who is right there with you.

Many people are not excited about the holidays because their will be an empty sit at the table this year. Definitely loss has a way of remembering the loss of loved ones at some very joyful times that will never happen again. Loss can put you in a valley experience where you do not feel hope, peace or faith. When all you see is the pain from the loss, we lose sight that God is still in the valley with us. Check out how Rev. Dr. Marisha encourages us to continue to Dance in the Rain. There is power when we praise God that releases an awareness that God is able. Check it out!

One would not often connect how bad days connect to good days. It is not something that is often thought about naturally but think how the worst seasons in your life have been your best seasons. Definitely it can seem like an oxymoron but God has always shown his children that he can use or create anything and turn it around for your good. Sometimes what you think is the worst situation in your life was the best season in your life. Hear how Rev Dr Marisha shares 3 tips on what God is doing in those worst seasons to help you understand his divine power and glory working in your life.