Send Questions or comments here! We'll respond back in future episodes. What if God looked at our busiest worship moments and said, I’ve had enough? Isaiah 1:9–12 is a hard mirror. We walk through the prophet’s blazing words—Judah spared only by mercy, then called “Sodom” and “Gomorrah”—and see why God rejects sacrifices when the heart stays cold. The point isn’t to shame spiritual practices; it’s to restore their meaning by tying them back to repentance, justice, and sincere love. We break ...
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Send Questions or comments here! We'll respond back in future episodes. What if God looked at our busiest worship moments and said, I’ve had enough? Isaiah 1:9–12 is a hard mirror. We walk through the prophet’s blazing words—Judah spared only by mercy, then called “Sodom” and “Gomorrah”—and see why God rejects sacrifices when the heart stays cold. The point isn’t to shame spiritual practices; it’s to restore their meaning by tying them back to repentance, justice, and sincere love. We break ...
Send Questions or comments here! We'll respond back in future episodes. The weight of your days hangs in the balance. What would God's scale reveal about your life right now? When King Belshazzar saw mysterious writing on his palace wall, Daniel interpreted the word "tekel" as "you have been weighed on the scales and found wanting." This sobering message echoes through our hectic modern lives. We're constantly running on empty, wearing busyness like a badge of honor, and wondering why we fee...
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Send Questions or comments here! We'll respond back in future episodes. What if God looked at our busiest worship moments and said, I’ve had enough? Isaiah 1:9–12 is a hard mirror. We walk through the prophet’s blazing words—Judah spared only by mercy, then called “Sodom” and “Gomorrah”—and see why God rejects sacrifices when the heart stays cold. The point isn’t to shame spiritual practices; it’s to restore their meaning by tying them back to repentance, justice, and sincere love. We break ...
