Bill and Dixie Laubner have the unusual combined gifts of Evangelism and Teaching. Their services not only reach out to Christians, teaching the concepts of Biblical thought management and faith while facing the often insurmountable mountains in life--but also operate in the gift of Evangelism reaching the communities they travel to with the message of Hope in Christ.

          Spiritual Paradigms:
What is the paradigm that makes up your thought life when facing obstacles as a Believer in Christ?  Thoughts are many small energy patterns that make up the whole person. The key to an effective full life in Christ is knowing how to manage our thoughts in a Biblical manor which brings honor to Christ, and peace in Christ to ourselves.

                 Rev. Bill Laubner

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"The consummate truth of life is that we alter our destiny by altering our thoughts"
Dr. Dennis Deaton
Founder of Quma Learning

                                            Finding Satisfaction During Difficulty
                            Is. 58:11 "For the Lord shall satisfy your soul during drought"

     Isn't life perplexing sometimes! (Rhetorical opening statement!)  At least for myself, sometimes it just doesn't make sense.  I've spent the last few days fasting and praying, asking God to intervene in some situations, and provide solutions and answers during difficulties.  After becoming terribly hungry--I finally read verse eleven in Isaiah fifty eight.  God tells us that He will satisfy our soul during drought.
     Wait a minute Lord!  I have needs!  There are certain things I would really like you to do!  I even practiced all the Word Faith techniques I knew of.  But after reading verse eleven, I realized there are certain times when God desires to change the inside of me--rather that the outside circumstances.  The Hebrew word satisfy means to be full and have an overabundance.  The writer is addressing the inner condition of the believer while the outward circumstances of life seems like at long, dry drought.
     Sometimes life's circumstances can seem blinding by the glare of impossibility.  The writer penned a unique word that was translated to mean "drought".  But another use of the word could mean something that causes a blinding glare.
     God is revealing to us the secret of His presence that is often revealed during difficult times.  The secret is to find that place in God's presence where the overwhelming circumstances do not overwhelm us!  Difficult?  Yes!  But with God's strength all things are possible.  That means finding peace in God's presence during the droughts of life.
     If you spend all your time trying to figure it out--you'll have a spontaneous combustion!   If you discipline yourself to rest in Him, refreshing yourself daily, rekindle a God-presence passion, then you'll find that satisfaction during the difficult times of life.  You also will save yourself a lot of hunger pains!
                                                                                                         
                                                                                                                           In Christ, Rev. William Laubner III