In our latest episode of Optimal Choices, host Cameron Miles delves deeper into the second part of his insightful series on attaining and maintaining success the Lord's way. This episode emphasizes the importance of trusting in and aligning our lives with God's provisions and wisdom, rather than relying solely on our own understanding.

Key highlights include:

✨ Aligning our lives with God's provisions and wisdom.

💰 The biblical mandate of tithing and its blessings.

🙏 Staying rooted in our relationship with God.

Evangelist Miles highlights key verses from Proverbs 3, which encourage humility, honoring God with our resources, including tithes, and seeking His will. He explains that by staying rooted in our relationship with God, we can experience healing, prosperity, and an abundance of blessings that will overflow our storehouses.

Don't miss this thought-provoking episode as we explore the path to success through the lens of God's wisdom and guidance. Tune in now and be inspired to walk in the Lord's ways!

In the latest episode of [Optimal Choices], host Cameron Miles explores the path to true success - one that is aligned with God's plan for our lives. Evangelist Miles emphasizes that lasting success goes beyond material wealth; it is about seeking God's wisdom and understanding through diligent prayer, as exemplified by King Solomon.

The key, Evangelist Miles explains, is approaching God with reverence and a willing spirit. When we do so, He will grant us the knowledge and insight to navigate life's challenges and achieve a success that is truly divine. The speaker underscores the importance of living a righteous and holy life, trusting that God will protect and provide justice for His loyal followers.

By pursuing righteousness, justice, and integrity, believers can accrue divine wisdom and success in all areas of life. Miles encourages listeners to embrace this promise from God and share this transformative, empowering message with others!!

Tune in to this latest episode of to learn more about accruing success the Lord's way!

70 times 7, that is how many times we are supposed to forgive each person. Many of us can not get to 7, hence 490 times (70 x 7) certainly seems far-fetched and unreasonable. However, Christ used 490 times because he knew that we humans are a complete mess and we would need that many or more! Married? How many times do we need to say "I am sorry" over two or three decades? Have a neighbor who knows how to get under your skin and you sometimes respond accordingly? Do you think you may have to "Forgive Me" to your neighbor a few times over a decade?

We do things, we say things that are without love, without thoughtfulness, sometimes willfully, sometimes inadvertently. Therefore, we have been commanded by God to forgive, and ask for forgiveness to exhibit His love, humility, and His compassion. In other words, He grants you and I Mercy every day. Hence, be reciprocal by giving forgiveness to humanity.

No one said it is always easy to give forgiveness. It is hard to look in the mirror at ourselves and acknowledge wrongdoing, however, it is part of our growth process.

There is no better time than to begin forgiving than today. Another day is too late. When we do not forgive, we forfeit or delay our own blessings because of our disobedience to God's command. In the end, the trade-off is not worth it.

Forgive to be forgiven by your Heavenly Father !!