What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
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What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
What blocks us from hearing God clearly? We examine how our thought life becomes the primary battlefield where the enemy plants "poison pills" of deception wrapped in partial truths. The distinction becomes crystal clear: when God speaks, peace follows—even in urgency—while the enemy's voice brings anxiety and apprehension. Many believers struggle with divine communication because they've created a buffet-style approach to Scripture, embracing comfortable passages while disregarding challeng...
Our Father's Heart
What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
