Starting Right
Starting Right is a 5 minute Day Starter to help keep you motivated, encouraged, and focused throughout your day. DannyMac is a pastor, teacher, motivational speaker, husband, and father. His years of leading and training people have given him vast experience in helping individuals to accomplish change in their lives and meet their goals. He can help you set the course for your day by offering practical advice from God's Word in a positive and fun way. There is no better way to begin your day than by Starting Right with DannyMac.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 5 minutes
- Episodes
- 1357
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
I Shouldn't Have Listened
What we are listening to can greatly affect how we approach our day and our lives. I made a mistake last week, and I paid for it.
The Bull and the Buffalo
Back in 1907 in Juarez Mexico, there was a challenge match between a buffalo from South Dakota and a local fighting bull. The result is probably not what you are expecting.
Is It Friday Already?
Today we look back on our week and remind ourselves of how good God is.
Make sure you listen through to the end of today's episode. I have a big favor to ask of you.
Expectations in Brenner Pass
Many of our expectations are based on unreliable sources and we don't see the result we were hoping for. But, when we place our expectations on the One who is always reliable, our hope is secure.
What's in a Name
Companies work hard at making their names recognizable. In fact, many brand names are not only recognizable but create a mental picture as soon as we hear the name. That works well for simple produc…
Are We On The Right Channel
God speaks to us in many different ways. We must be listening and in tune to what He is saying in order to truly hear properly.
All Things Great and Small
There are many things that we have come to accept as normal and we fail to realize how much we would miss them if they were gone. Don't overlook the small stuff.
This is Our Week
This has been a difficult week. But even in the tough times we are able to listen and learn and be encouraged by what God has for us. Here is our week in review.
Fire and Sacrifice
In 1988 there was a terrible forest fire in Yellowstone National Park. After the fire, Park Rangers checked through the damage and had an amazing discovery.
Don't Forget to Update
My cell phone did not like it when I skipped updating its software. It is also true that I need regular downloads and updates into my life to keep me on track.
Calm the Storm
Oh, how the storms will come. But what do we do when the wind and waves begin to overtake us?
Heal Our Land
The chaos of our world seems to be increasing. Even though we do not know all the answers to that, we do know the first steps of what we should do.
I Had Fun This Week
From Jesus Loves Me, to Faith, to Not Enough, to Laughter. We have been encouraged by a variety of lessons this week. I hope you enjoy it.
We Need to Laugh
We need to laugh, to smile, and find some joy. I am so glad that God has a sense of humour and that laughter is one of His greatest gifts to us.
Are You Empty?
All we need is a little in order for God to make it into a lot in our lives.
Just Because You Haven't Seen It Yet...
We sometimes lose sight of what it means to have faith, and that is often when encouragement comes from some unexpected sources.
Celebrate
The uninhibited enthusiasm of children will almost always make us smile, and can teach us so much.
Growing and Trusting
This week has been all about growing and trusting. Letting God be God and believing that we will find His best when we let Him have control of our lives. Today is a short review of these important …
The Open Up Blues.
As our country begins the process of opening business and schools once again, there are significant differences of opinion about what we should and shouldn't do. Whatever side of that we are on, if …
Dance Lessons...The Hard Way
When my wife and I decided that we would like to learn Ballroom Dancing we thought it would be fun. We even took lessons, but the lesson we learned was different than the one being taught.