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For centuries, poets and philosophers have written about our most human pain: a broken heart. Now scientists have confirmed the physical effects of a broken heart.  Broken heart syndrome, according to the American Heart Association, is actual pain in one’s heart caused by a surge of stress hormones brought on by sadness or an emotionally stressful event. Living with a broken heart dramatically impacts your quality of life. Although healing feels elusive, it's coming! Use these three ways to mend your broken heart: 1. Come alive with your purpose. Although people say that heartache heals with time, a passionate commitment to live in better alignment with our purpose aids the mending.  Each day we have a choice: do we flood our thoughts with the pain and details of our heartbreak? Or do we try--again and again--to live fruitfully? Our loved ones will support us as we find our way out of the dark.  Use your gifts to make the world even just a tiny bit better for those arou...

Good morning! There is something down on the inside that will push you past thirsty people to get to your well. We find Ahab and Obadiah trying to figure out the carrying capacity of Samaria. They were trying to figure out how to ration out the supply during the drought. 1 Kings 18:7-16 When you live in a drought, you only attract thirsty people. You know those thirsty people that hate on you because you are looking for water. Don't allow the hatters to cause you to settle. Keep looking for your well as you know there are springs of living water in that well. Be cautious that your faith does not look like religion more than relationship because you have become comfortable living in a drought. The drought can not be your destiny! There is something down on the inside that will push you past the thirsty people to get to your well. Don't settle and don't get comfortable! Live by Faith and find your well today. Hebrews 11 Watch the Rebroadcast of #DontSettle at tdjakes.org...

Keep the faith...