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Donald E. Coleman

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If you’ve been serving others for years and what you feel most often is a sense of duty instead of joy, obligation instead of overflow, we're speaking to you. Not to shame you, and not to tell you to do less, but to offer an invitation to come home to Agape, the unconditional love of God that doesn’t have to be earned.

We unpack how church leadership and ministry volunteering can quietly reward protective self-doing, even when it costs our health, families, and inner peace. We name the difference between doing the right things from the wrong place and serving from a grounded identity as the beloved. When Agape becomes the source, ministry stops being a mask and starts becoming a natural movement of grace through a formed life.

You’ll also get a short guided practice you can return to anytime: a pause with hand over heart, slow breathing, and simple prayers like “Father, I return to your love” and “Let your love be the source of mine.” We close with reflection questions that help you identify which protective self-pattern is most active, what triggers it, and where the gap between protective self-doing and beloved self-doing is costing you the most.

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Faith can look strong on the outside while feeling heavy on the inside. We pick up where last week left off and name what’s really happening when your spirituality starts to feel like constant effort: the protective self takes the lead, and love turns into performance.

We walk through the cost of protective self-doing with honesty and compassion. When we manage how we’re perceived, intimacy shrinks because we can’t be fully known. When we try to sustain ourselves through sheer output, vitality fades, and burnout becomes normal. We also talk about the “uniforms” we wear at work, at church, and in family roles, and how those survival strategies can quietly replace authenticity with armor. Most of all, we confront how performance sneaks into prayer, worship, and serving as if God’s love must be secured, even though agape is unconditional and freely given.

Then we shift to what beloved self-doing actually looks like: not passivity, not laziness, but active love flowing from beloved identity. We look at Jesus washing feet as a picture of costly love that doesn’t cost identity, share a simple contemplative practice called the prayer of consent (“Father, I consent to your presence and action within”), and describe a sustainable rhythm of return that displaces striving over time.

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For more insights on the Protective Self, check out these additional episodes:

Understanding the True Self and False Self

The Birth of the False Self

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Love can look holy on the outside while it quietly runs on fear underneath. We pick up the thread from the protective self versus the beloved self and get painfully specific about how “human love” turns conditional without us noticing. I share the personal moment that cracked this open for me, how faith can become a way to keep people at arm’s length, and the line that changed everything: "we were created by Agape to be Agaped and to Agape others."

From there, we map out what that actually means in real relationships. We talk about spiritual formation as a lifelong process of being formed and shaped so divine love can flow through us, and we use a simple, practical path of recognition, ownership, naming, and letting go. Along the way, we name the barnacles that attach over time: resentment, unforgiveness, scarcity thinking, and how they weigh down your “vessel” until you’re operating from the protective self without realizing it. If you’ve been feeling tired, irritable, or secretly bitter, you’ll hear why.

Then we walk through four patterns that show up everywhere: loving to be needed, loving to be seen, loving to manage discomfort (people pleasing and avoidance), and loving to keep a record. We anchor it in 1 Corinthians 13, where Agape does not boast, is not proud, and keeps no record of wrong, and we close with a short stillness practice and a declaration you can repeat when your protective self kicks in: “Agape is now my safety. I can rest.”

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For more insights on the Protective Self, check out these additional episodes:

Understanding the True Self and False Self

The Birth of the False Self

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The version of you that overthinks, overworks, people-pleases, or clamps down on control is not “bad” or “evil”; it may be exhausted love trying to stay safe. We name that identity the protective self, and we contrast it with the beloved self: the true identity God gives and sustains, not earned through performance, not constructed through survival, but received through Agape. If you’ve been stuck in spiritual striving or quiet anxiety, this conversation offers language that makes the pattern visible without condemnation.

We unpack how the protective self forms from the womb through unmet needs and wounding, then keeps running on autopilot even when the danger has passed. We connect this to the Isaac Principle, showing how the protective self can treat surrender like a completed transaction and replace trust with vigilance: “I’ve already trusted enough. Now I must manage what’s left.” We also draw a sharp line between doing a work for God versus co-laboring with God, and why that “with” changes everything about motivation, peace, and presence.

To make it practical, we map the protective self to Positive Intelligence saboteurs like the Judge, Controller, Achiever, Restless, Pleaser, Avoider, and Victim. Then we move to the beloved self, rooted in the heart and the imago Dei, echoing God’s declaration of delight. Stillness and the inner room of Matthew 6:6 do not create belovedness; they uncover what has been true all along, helping your soul finally hear, “You are my beloved.”

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You can look like love on the outside and still be running on fear underneath. That’s the heart of what we’re unpacking as we step into the fourth part of Loved To Love, a series on the sacred rhythm of Agape and the Four Movements of Divine Love. I take my time here because the stakes are real: a lot of “good” serving, giving, and helping can be driven by a protective self that learned early that love must be earned. If you’ve ever felt empty after ministry, guilty for resting, or anxious when you’re not needed, you’re not a bad person. You’re carrying a wound that deserves healing, not shame.

We draw a clear line between Protective Self-doing and Beloved Self-doing. Protective Self-doing performs, manages, and strives to stay safe. Beloved self-doing flows from a received identity as the beloved, rooted and grounded in God’s unconditional love. We talk about how conditional love forms these patterns, how they migrate into adult relationships and vocational identity, and why even big achievements, titles, or relationships cannot heal what only Agape can reach. I also name the “sacred convergence” where spiritual formation, psychology, and neuroscience point in the same direction: renewal happens as we become attentive, practice the pause, and return to presence.

Then we go straight to Genesis 3, where fig leaves become the first act of human self-protection, and God’s first question is not “What did you do?” but “Where are you?” That question is still an invitation today: come out from hiding; you are still beloved. We close with a short contemplative breath practice to help you identify your own fig leaves with honesty and gentleness. If this resonates, subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, send us a message sharing your thoughts, or write a review so more people can find the path from striving to belovedness.

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Peter writes 2 Peter with a clock ticking in the background, and that urgency changes what he chooses to emphasize. Instead of leaving a fear-based warning, we hear him offer a path of formation, a ladder of virtues that culminates in one unmistakable destination: Agape. We walk slowly through 2 Peter 1:3–7, treating it as a map for spiritual growth and real transformation that holds up under stress.

Along the way, we talk about why faith is the foundation, and why trust grows best when people first know they are beloved. We name what gets out of order in church culture when we pressure people to “believe” before they have any lived sense of belonging, safety, and grace. Peter’s language about “participating in the divine nature” gives us a grounded, practical vision of Christlikeness through the Holy Spirit, not through willpower or performance.

We also linger on one of the most human moments in the letter: Peter calling Paul “beloved” after their public conflict. If agape is real, it shows up in relationships, not just ideas. The episode includes a short, contemplative breathing practice to help you find your place on the ladder and let go of the need to rush the process. If you’ve ever wondered where perseverance ends and love begins, this conversation is for you.

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Peter isn’t writing as a distant theologian. He’s writing as a man who cracked under pressure, heard the rooster crow, and still got restored. That’s why his words hit differently when he speaks to believers who are scattered, displaced, and facing hostility. We slow down in 1 Peter and listen for the heartbeat behind the text: Agape received, Agapetos accepted, Agapeton formed in the crucible, then Agapoa returned to God, self, and others.

We walk through Peter’s “living hope” language and why an inheritance that cannot perish, spoil, or fade matters most when life feels unstable. We talk about grief and trials without sugarcoating them, then trace Peter’s surprising claim that faith can be refined like gold and come out more genuine on the other side. If you’re carrying pressure at work, in your family, or in your church community, this is a grounded way to read suffering through resurrection.

Then we sit with one of the most arresting lines in the letter: “Though you have not seen him, you love him.” Peter describes a joy beyond words, saturated with glory, and we connect this to what it means to live from belovedness rather than performance. From there, we move into Peter’s command to “love one another deeply,” where “deeply” means strained at full stretch, and finally to the statement that can only be truly personal for Peter: “Love covers a multitude of sins.”

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A “Yes” to God rarely starts as a lightning bolt. More often, it shows up as a quiet invitation, a repeated nudge, a desire you did not manufacture but cannot ignore. We start with a simple question: How do you recognize an invitation from God? How do you tell the difference between your own impulse and the Holy Spirit drawing you into something deeper?

From there, we dig into Agapao and why it matters for real life, not just theology. We walk through the four movements of divine love: Agape gives first, pursues without quitting, Agapetos names us as God’s beloved, Agapeton forms us into a usable vessel, and then Agapao flows outward through us to others. If you feel stuck in performance, burnout, or constantly trying to “get it right,” this framework reframes spiritual growth as an encounter rather than achievement.

Then we stand with Peter in John 21, on the shore at dawn, where Jesus restores the disciple who denied him. The details matter: Jesus calls him “Simon,” asks hard questions with surprising gentleness, and even meets Peter at the level of love (phileo) he can honestly offer. The moment becomes a blueprint for Christian restoration, identity, and calling, ending with a commissioning that does not wait for Peter to feel flawless. We close with a guided reflective pause and a simple breath prayer: Agape meets me where I am, not where I should be.

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Love is everywhere in Christian talk, but John forces a harder question: what if real love is not something we produce, but something that proves where we’re living? We lean into John’s intense focus on Agape, the divine love that starts in God, forms us as the beloved, and then moves outward as a natural overflow rather than a strained performance.

We read slowly through 1 John 4:7-12, 19, and sit with the line that reorders everything: “We love because he first loved us.” From there, we trace how John frames love as communal and concrete, especially for a church under stress. The call is not private self-improvement; it is “let us love one another,” a shared practice that becomes visible evidence that God dwells within a people.

Then we move to John 13:34-35, where Jesus sets a breathtaking standard: "love one another as I have loved you." John insists the world recognizes discipleship through love, not through doctrine debates, church programs, or moral scorekeeping. We also look at the early church pattern of generosity, unity, and endurance, and ask the better question: how do we abide in the love that produces that kind of life?

We close with a simple contemplative practice focused on one difficult relationship, naming the difference between the Protective Self and the Beloved Self.

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If you’ve ever wondered whether God’s love changes when your life gets messy, Paul has an answer that doesn’t flinch. We walk through a powerful thread running across Romans, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians: God doesn’t start with “try harder.” He starts with identity. You are already beloved, and that “already” becomes the ground for how you live, how you endure suffering, and how you love people when it costs you something.

We spend time in Romans 8:35-39 to name the fear so many of us carry that trouble, loss, spiritual warfare, or our own failures might separate us from God’s Agape. Then we talk about the Protective Self, the part of us shaped by wounds, culture, and our environment that whispers we have to prove our worth, earn rescue, or keep control. Paul’s logic cuts through all of it: nothing can sever the connection between the Beloved and the Love that holds them.

From there, we move into Ephesians 3:17-19, where Paul prays that we may be rooted and grounded in love and able to grasp the width, length, height, and depth of Christ’s love, even when it surpasses knowledge. We connect that to stillness, the secret place, and a simple way to stop living from constant doing. Finally, we revisit 1 Corinthians 13 as more than a wedding reading: it becomes a diagnostic for scorekeeping, envy, pride, and self-seeking, and a vision of what Agape looks like when it flows from our Agapetos identity in Christ.

Which “Protective Self” whisper do you most want God’s Agape to silence?

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A lot of people say they want an “Acts church,” but Acts doesn’t describe a brand or a building. It describes a community where Agape becomes visible, where God’s grace works so deeply in us that Agapao starts to move through us. We start with Pentecost and then slow down in Acts 4:32–35, listening for the clues Luke gives: one heart and mind, shared resources, powerful witness to the resurrection, and a shocking result there are no needy persons among them.

From there, we get practical about what that kind of Christian community means today. I talk about why this isn’t just “tithes and offerings,” and why generosity collapses when our identity is fragile. When we’re rooted in belovedness, possessions lose their grip. When we live from the protective self, we accumulate, store, and build hedges because we’re trying to feel secure. This is also where we name the difference between conviction and condemnation, and why guilt and shame are not God’s voice.

Then we move to Acts 11 and Antioch, where Agape crosses comfort zones. Scattered believers speak to Greeks, Barnabas recognizes the grace of God at work, Saul is brought back into the story, and disciples are first called Christians in a diverse community. A famine prophecy becomes a test of love in action (Agapao), and the church responds with concrete help for brothers and sisters in Judea.

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If you’ve ever tried to “be loving” by sheer effort and ended up tired, frustrated, or quietly ashamed, we get it, and we’re naming the real issue. Love isn’t sustained by willpower. We’re exploring willingness, a steady rhythm of returning to the Father, and what happens when our identity as the beloved (Agapetos) becomes the true starting point instead of something we try to earn.

From there, we turn to the book of Acts and the early church to answer the question a lot of us carry: What does Agape look like for ordinary people living in community? We walk through Pentecost and Acts 2:42-47 to see a community shaped not by religious programming but by visible love in action (Agapao). People share life, meet needs, break bread, pray, and live with a joy that doesn’t smell like performance. The thread running through it all is that Agape can’t be contained or controlled, and when we try to put God in a box, frustration always follows.

We also connect the ancient story to the present, touching on growing revival language and a hunger for meaning, especially among younger generations facing anxiety and disruption. Then we bring it home with a simple practice of watchfulness and a breath prayer that helps love received become love shared in every room you enter.

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Jesus loves with a steadiness most of us crave, especially when we’re tired, overextended, or tempted to protect ourselves. The question we sit with today is the one hiding in plain sight in the Gospels: How does Jesus keep loving with consistency and depth without burning out, growing cynical, or retreating into self-protection?

We walk through a clear biblical pattern of spiritual formation that shows up again and again: Jesus withdraws to solitary places, returns to the Father, and lets that place of presence root and ground him in beloved identity. Mark 1:35, Luke 5:16, Matthew 14:23, and the repeated language of lonely places and mountains are not random travel notes. They reveal a practice, “as was his custom,” that sustains agape love. We also connect this to the inner-room teaching on prayer, where closing the door becomes a picture of turning inward to commune with God in secret.

Then we slow down at the Transfiguration and notice the uncomfortable details we usually skip: the disciples get sleepy, fear shows up under the cloud, and striving tries to take over. We name the “protective self” and the subtle ways it questions whether it’s good to be in God’s presence, then pushes us back into earning. The invitation is simple and demanding: abiding is not passive. It’s an intentional returning to the source, so our love doesn’t become depleted performance.

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If your faith feels like constant output, this conversation offers a different starting point: belovedness. We talk about the difference between being and doing, and why so much “good” activity can still come from a wound, a need, or an identity that doesn’t feel secure. The question that keeps surfacing is painfully practical: Is my doing coming from my being, or from my protective self trying to stay safe?

We walk through a clear Gospel pattern in three movements: baptism, where identity is established before any public work; wilderness, where that identity is tested under pressure; and ministry, where agape becomes a daily expression. Along the way, we unpack relationship, identity, and delight as the order that makes intimacy with God possible, and we name how temptation often targets identity more than behavior.

Then we slow down and watch agape in action through four scenes from Jesus’ life: touching the leper when everyone expected distance; washing feet from a place of secure origin and destination; weeping at Lazarus’ tomb without shame or emotional armor; and restoring Peter after failure without keeping score. Each scene exposes the limits of the protective self and invites a better way of living, serving, and loving.

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If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” Christian things but still feel tired, anxious, or secretly driven, we name the question that gets to the root: Is my doing coming from my being or from my wound? I walk through the heart of the Loved To Love series and the difference between Agape as God’s source and Agapao as love in action. The New Testament uses love as a verb again and again for a reason, and it’s not to make us hustle harder. It’s to teach us how love was always meant to live: flowing out of a secure identity, not chasing one.

Then we move from Greek words to the living embodiment, Jesus of Nazareth. The Gospels show miracles, teaching, service, compassion, and the road to Good Friday, but I want us to ask the question we usually skip: "Where did that love come from?" Jesus doesn’t love out of duty, moral pressure, or fear. He loves from a settled, unshakable belovedness, and that changes how we read every healing, every touch, every act of mercy.

We slow down at the baptism of Jesus in Matthew 3:17, where the Father speaks about relationship, identity, and delight before Jesus does a single work of ministry. From there, the wilderness temptation in Matthew 4 exposes the strategy that still works in modern times: “If you are…” The goal isn’t just to get us to fail. The goal is to make us prove.

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Love can look holy on the outside while quietly running on fear underneath. That tension is where we start: not with more effort, but with the deeper question of what is powering your “yes” in relationships, serving, and daily Christian living.

I walk through the sacred rhythm of agape using the New Testament’s language of love and why the verb form matters so much. We unpack four movements that show up again and again in Scripture: agape as God’s divine source, agapitos as beloved identity received, identity expressed as a formed vessel, and agapao as love in action. Along the way, I name the difference between protective self doing (loving to feel worthy, needed, safe, or approved) and beloved self doing (loving because we’re already secure). The goal is freedom, not shame.

Then we get very practical. I answer the question “what does it mean to remain empty?” using Jesus’ first miracle at Cana (John 2) as a template for spiritual formation: empty jars, filled to the brim, drawn from overflow, and carried to where it’s needed. We connect this to kenosis (Philippians 2), stillness and solitude, and the quiet power of serving without recognition. I also give you a simple diagnostic question to carry into your week: is my doing coming from my being, or from a wound or a need?

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Something changes when you stop treating love like a religious performance and start treating it like an overflow of identity. We’re building on the beloved journey and taking the next step into what Daily Living for Christ actually looks like when you know you’re already loved, chosen, blessed, and seen by God, even in your wounds. Abiding in Christ isn’t a spiritual finish line here. It’s the launching point where fruit can grow because you’re living from presence rather than pressure.

We also open up a lens that can reshape how you read the New Testament: the Greek words around Agape. We talk through Agape as God’s divine love, Agapetos as belovedness and identity, and Agapao as love in motion. That last piece matters because the writers of the New Testament choose the verb form of love again and again, pushing us past definition into action. Love becomes something you participate in, expressed in relationships, rooted in God’s delight rather than your need to prove anything.

Along the way, we name the hidden drivers that can sit underneath “good” behavior, including woundedness, fear, and the subtle hunger to earn belonging. This sets up the next crucial conversation on being versus doing, and why God cares so much about what’s happening inside the heart that gives.

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The spiritual journey is not about proving our value, earning God’s approval, or achieving a higher state of holiness. It is about learning to remain in the Agape that is already ours. In this final episode of the Beloved series, Donald E. Colemanexplores the sixth movement of beloved identity: Abiding.

Drawing from John 15:4-9 and Jesus’ rhythm of withdrawing into quiet prayer, this episode invites listeners to discover abiding as a daily returning—a gentle, life-giving reorientation toward God’s presence. Instead of striving for spiritual experiences, we learn to rest in the Agape that never leaves us.

This episode will help you:

· Understand abiding as a posture of the heart, not a task to accomplish.

· Develop ways to return to God’s love throughout the day.

· Recognize and release the patterns that draw you away from peace.

· Live from a grounded, stable, love-rooted identity in Christ.

If you desire to live from peace, presence, and a deeper awareness of God’s love, this episode offers a simple, beautiful invitation:

Come home to the love that has always held you. Abide in Belovedness.

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Many believers want to serve God and others well—but serving from effort, pressure, or identity-striving leads to exhaustion. In this episode, Donald E. Coleman continues the Beloved series by revealing the fifth movement of beloved identity: Given. When we know we are Beloved, Chosen, Blessed, and Agapetón (Loved) in our Brokenness, we naturally become a gift to the world, not because we try harder, but because Agape begins to overflow.

Drawing from Luke 22:19, John 13:3–5, and the compassionate example of Jesus, this episode shows how the spiritual life moves from identity to expression. We explore how Jesus served others with humility and tenderness—not to earn approval, but because He was already secure in the Father’s love.

This episode will help you:

· Understand the difference between giving from fullness and giving from depletion.

· Recognize the quiet ways God is already pouring Agape through your life.

· Release the pressure to prove yourself through spiritual service.

· Learn to let your life become a gift naturally, gently, and authentically.

If you have ever felt worn out from trying to “do enough” for God or others, this episode invites you to return to a simpler truth:

You are loved — and love flows from you.

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Your worst day doesn’t cancel your belovedness. We sit with a message many of us spend years resisting: God’s Agape is not waiting on the other side of healing, success, or a cleaned-up story. We’re loved exactly where our heart aches, and that love is meant to be received deeply enough that it overflows into the world around us.

We walk through the “fourth movement” of beloved identity by reframing brokenness through Scripture. Psalm 34 anchors the promise that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted and attentive to our cry, while John 20 shows Jesus stepping into a locked room full of fear and speaking peace. Even Thomas is invited closer through wounds, not pushed away for doubting. That’s the turning point: Jesus doesn’t prove resurrection with strength; He reveals scars to open intimacy.

We also challenge the way modern culture can make trauma a currency and a label. Your wound is real, but it doesn’t get to be your name. Drawing from Henry Nouwen and Isaiah 53, we explore how spiritual brokenness can become the doorway into communion, where grace becomes experienced and healing becomes personal. You’ll leave with a simple breath prayer, honest reflection questions, and a grounded reminder that hiding shrinks relationship while honesty grows it.

If this speaks to you, subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next, share it with someone who feels disqualified by their pain, and leave a review so more listeners can find it. Where have you been afraid to be seen in your brokenness?

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God’s gaze can undo years of striving in a single moment, but only if we let ourselves be seen. We jump into a core claim that runs through the whole “Beloved” series: you are not trying to become beloved. Your identity is already settled, and the healthiest spiritual growth starts when you stop treating love like something you earn. From there, we name the theme of this message clearly: you are blessed, which means you are seen with Agape, God’s divine love, not evaluated, measured, or compared.

We slow down and redefine “blessed” using Scripture and lived experience, including the priestly blessing from Numbers 6 and its surprising emotional center: peace. We talk about what changes when you believe God’s face is turned toward you with joy, and why the real question isn’t “Am I loved?” but “Have I accepted the love God already gives?” If you’ve ever felt like church language became a scoreboard, this brings you back to the gospel as divine favor, protection, and presence.

Then we watch Jesus bless people up close. Children are welcomed and held in Mark 10, showing that receiving is childlike openness, not spiritual negotiation. We connect Henri Nouwen’s insight that blessing is spoken belovedness, and we walk through three vivid moments where Jesus restores identity: “I saw you” to Nathanael, “daughter” to the woman labeled unclean, and a loving look toward Peter in failure. The episode closes with a short contemplative breath practice and reflection questions you can carry into your week.

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Chosen isn’t a spiritual trophy, and it isn’t proof you’re better than anyone else. It’s the steady, unsettlingly good news that you are wanted and held in God’s heart right now. We pick back up in the belovedness series and move one step deeper into a believers identity, starting where everything begins: Agape. Not human love you try to generate, but God’s divine love you learn to receive, remain in, and then pour out.

We walk through key scriptures like John 3:16 and John 15, listening closely to what Jesus actually says about being chosen, appointed, and commanded to agape one another. Along the way, we name how a protective self forms when we think God is distant, and how striving, control, and hyper-achieving can become a substitute identity. When chosenness lands in the heart, it changes how we pray, how we respond to rejection, and how we stop asking the world’s systems to tell us who we are.

We also draw on Henry Nouwen’s “movements” of belovedness, starting with chosen and pointing ahead to blessed, broken, and given. To make it practical, we end with reflective questions and a simple breath practice: inhale “I am wanted,” exhale “I do not have to earn belonging.” If this helped you, subscribe, share it with a friend who’s tired of performing, and leave a review so more people can find this message of agape and identity in Christ.

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The journey out of Egypt and through the wilderness leads to one central truth: you are the Beloved of God. In this series closing episode of Beloved: The Journey of Leaving Egypt, Entering Wilderness, and Awakening as New Creation, our host, Donald E. Coleman, brings listeners into the heart of Christian identity—an identity rooted not in performance but in divine affection.

You will learn how belovedness shapes destiny, forms purpose, quiets the saboteurs, and awakens the inner life to the Hidden River of Agape flowing from the heart of God.

This message is an invitation to rest, receive, and live from the identity Jesus proclaimed over every follower: “You are My Beloved.”

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In this soulful and contemplative sixth episode in the series, Beloved: The Journey of Leaving Egypt, Entering Wilderness, and Awakening as New Creation, our host, Donald E. Coleman, partners with listeners to see the wilderness not as abandonment but as God’s transforming room—a place where silence reveals truth and stillness gives birth to identity.

Drawing from Hosea, the Gospels, and the contemplative tradition, Donald describes the wilderness as the inner space where God removes false identities, heals deep wounds, and restores the soul to belovedness.

If you’ve ever felt hidden, forgotten, or stripped of certainty, this episode will show you how God uses the desert to reveal who you truly are.

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What God began with Abraham, He fulfills in every believer who comes to Christ.
In this compelling fifth episode in the series, Beloved: The Journey of Leaving Egypt, Entering Wilderness, and Awakening as New Creation, our host, Donald E. Coleman, draws a direct line between Abraham’s awakening and the believer’s rebirth—showing that the same Agape that called Abraham out of his old life now calls each of us into new creation; the beloved state.

Through Scripture, spiritual insight, and contemplative reflection, Donald unpacks the truth that rebirth is not simply a moment but a divine summons into belonging, belovedness, and transformation.

This episode is a clarifying and empowering invitation for anyone longing to walk deeper into their identity in Christ.

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What if 2026 isn’t just another year—but a divine invitation? In this prophetic and contemplative episode, our host, Donald E. Coleman, shares how the Holy Spirit revealed 2026 as a Kairos moment—a threshold of transformation and alignment with God’s sacred rhythm.

Donald explores how the Holy Spirit is inviting individuals, communities, and nations into a deeper awareness of sacred timing, where ordinary time is interrupted by divine intention—what the Greeks called Kairos.

Listeners will be reminded that we are not just entering another year—we are stepping into a threshold of transformation. This episode serves as both a spiritual compass and a prophetic invitation to discern the season, align with God’s sacred rhythm, and awaken to the flow of divine love—what Donald often names The Hidden River of God’s Agape.

This episode is for you if:

You’ve been sensing a deeper shift in your spirit, entering 2026
You want to understand the spiritual significance of time and timing
You are yearning to discern the difference between Chronos and Kairos timing
You’re ready to live this year with sacred intention

Let this message stir your spirit to recognize that 2026 is not just a year—it’s a Kairos invitation. Will you enter?

To go deeper into the message behind this episode, I invite you to read the companion article titled “2026: A Kairos Invitation—When Time Becomes Sacred,” available now on LinkedIn and tcbcl.org. The article expands on this message with additional spiritual reflections and insights.

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In the fourth episode in the series, Beloved: The Journey of Leaving Egypt, Entering Wilderness, and Awakening as New Creation, our host, Donald E Coleman, uncovers a groundbreaking truth: before Israel existed, before the covenant was formed, before the Law was given—God made a new creation in Abraham.

Donald walks listeners through the profound reality that God did not find a people; He formed a people. Abram becomes Abraham. Sarai becomes Sarah. And through them God reveals the pattern He still uses today: identity before performance, calling before destiny, belovedness before mission.

This episode will awaken your understanding of what it means to be reborn into Christ and how Abraham’s transformation foreshadows your own spiritual journey as a son or daughter of God.

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In the third episode in the series, Beloved: The Journey of Leaving Egypt, Entering Wilderness, and Awakening as New Creation,our host, Donald E. Coleman, reveals how Abraham’s journey is the archetype for every believer’s spiritual path. What Abraham walked physically, we now walk spiritually.

From famine to Egypt, from wilderness to promise, Abraham’s story uncovers the hidden rhythms of God’s Agape, leading us from old identities into new creation. With deep spiritual insight and contemplative tenderness, Donald helps listeners understand modern Egypt—the systems, pressures, and saboteur-driven identities shaping the soul today—and invites them to walk the same faith-filled journey Abraham walked.

Prepare for a teaching that connects ancient Scripture to your present moment with unusual clarity and compassion.

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Every believer has an Egypt—an environment, identity, or internal pattern shaped by fear, striving, or survival. In this episode, our host, Donald E. Coleman, guides listeners through the biblical truth that every spiritual journey begins with a departure.

Abraham, Moses, Israel, and even Jesus demonstrate that stepping into the life God intends always requires leaving the systems that once defined us. Through pastoral insight and poetic–prophetic reflection, you’ll learn to recognize the Egypts or Rome that hold captive your soul and hear God’s call: “Beloved… it is time to leave.”

This message will strengthen your faith and deepen your understanding of what it means to follow Christ beyond the familiar and into the freedom of Belovedness.

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In this powerful episode of the Daily Living for Christ Podcast, Donald E. Coleman explores the biblical and contemplative truth behind the wilderness. He reveals why every believer must pass through this sacred terrain. Far from being punishment, the wilderness is God’s preferred place of formation—where saboteurs are exposed, false identities fall away, and the voice of God becomes unmistakably clear.

You’ll discover how Jesus, Moses, David, Elijah, and the early Church were all shaped by wilderness seasons, and how your current season may be the very place God is preparing you to awaken as His Beloved.

Join us as we reclaim the wilderness as holy ground and learn to recognize God’s transformative presence in the quiet, hidden, and uncertain places of life.

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The Beloved Prayer

Overview of the Ten Saboteurs

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Many believers know that God loves them, yet few have learned to live from the deep truth of being Beloved. Our host, Donald E Coleman, begins a new series that he believes the Holy Spirit has placed before us with tenderness and purpose.

This series is titled ' Beloved: Becoming Who You Already Are.

In this first episode, Donald invites you into a sacred reorientation of identity—one rooted not in performance, success, maturity, or spiritual progress, but in the eternal love of God expressed through Christ.

Drawing from Matthew 3:17 and the insight of Henri Nouwen in Spiritual Direction, we explore how Jesus began His ministry only after hearing the Father speak:
“You are my Beloved; with You I am well pleased.” Before Jesus did anything, He was named. Identity came before action. Belovedness came before calling.

This episode will help you:

· Recognize where you may be trying to earn what God has already given

· Understand the difference between the False Self and the True Self in Christ

· See how Jesus lived every moment from the foundation of belovedness

· Begin to rest, breathe, and live from your identity as God’s beloved son or daughter

This is not simply a teaching—it is an invitation into metanoia, a transformation of how you see God, how you see yourself, and how you live your daily life.

If you’ve ever felt pressure to prove yourself, to be enough, or to earn God’s approval—this episode is your reminder of the love that has always been yours.

Come and hear the voice that has been speaking over you since the beginning:

“You are My Beloved.”

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The journey inward was never meant to end in hiding—it was preparation for standing in the presence of God.

You've turned. You've entered the room. You've been renewed. Now comes the breathtaking conclusion: Before the Throne—where sacred surrender transforms into sacred confidence.

In this powerful series finale, host Donald E. Coleman reveals the divine mystery woven through Hebrews 4 and Hebrews 10: God showed us the destination first (access to the Most Holy Place), then walked us back through the pathway that gets us there. This isn't just about finding rest—it's about discovering bold, grace-based access to the throne of God.

Drawing from Hebrews 4:12-16, Donald unpacks how the Living Word that pierces us is the same High Priest who welcomes us. The secret place that exposed your heart becomes the launching point for a life lived in divine presence.

In this episode, you'll discover:

How the Living Word has been present in every phase of your journey (The Turn, The Room, The Renewal)
Why God's Word pierces—not to condemn, but to heal and make you whole
The difference between the Word that exposes and the High Priest who receives
How Jesus modeled the complete pathway: from desert to withdrawal to presentation to intercession
The stunning connection between Hebrews 4 and Hebrews 10—and why the Spirit revealed them in reverse order
What it means to approach the throne of grace with confidence, not because of who you are but because of who Jesus is
Why the secret place prepares you for boldness, not just intimacy

This episode is for you if:

- You've done the inner work, but wonder what comes next
- You struggle to believe you have real access to God's presence
- You feel stuck between hiding in shame and striving for approval
- You want to understand what "drawing near with confidence" actually means
- You're ready to live not from effort but from grace-based access to the throne
The Complete Journey:
- The Turn (Matthew 4:17) — You reoriented your soul through metanoia
- The Room (Matthew 6:6) — You entered hidden communion with the Father
- The Renewal (Romans 12:1-2) — You were transformed by surrendered presence
- The Throne (Hebrews 4:12-16) — You stand boldly before the throne of grace
This is where letting go leads you: not to emptiness, but to fullness. Not to withdraw, but to welcome. Not to silence, but to standing in the presence of the One who sees you, knows you, and invites you to come boldly.
The pathway of sacred surrender ends where it always should: before the throne of grace, held by the High Priest who understands your weakness and meets you with mercy.

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What happens when you stay in the secret place long enough to be changed?

You've made the turn. You've entered the room. Now comes the most profound part of the journey: The Renewal—the transformation that happens not through striving, but through remaining.

In this episode, hostDonald E. Colemanexplores Romans 12:1-2 and the passive miracle of metamorphosis. When Paul writes "be transformed by the renewing of your mind," he's revealing a sacred truth: transformation isn't something you manufacture. It's what God does when you present yourself as a living sacrifice in the secret place.

This episode unpacks the fruit of sacred surrender—how the Father who sees in secret rewards you not with achievement, but with renewal, alignment, and the ability to discern His will.

In this episode, you'll discover:

What it means to be a "living sacrifice"—not a one-time decision but a continual posture of availability
The difference between metanoia (the turn) and metamorphosis (the transformation that follows)
Why transformation is passive—God does the renewing work when you cease from your own
How the patterns of the world shape us unconsciously, and what it means to be non-conforming
The connection between Hebrews 4:10's rest and Romans 12:2's renewal
Why you can only discern God's will when your mind is no longer operating by worldly patterns
How God's Word pierces through false narratives to reveal and heal your true identity
This episode is for you if:
- You've been in the secret place, but wonder when you'll actually see change
- You're tired of trying to transform yourself through willpower and discipline
- You struggle to discern God's will in the noise of competing voices
- You want to understand what it means to be "renewed" versus just informed
- You're ready to move from performance-based religion to presence-based transformation
Series Progress: In The Turn, you responded to Jesus' call to metanoia—the reorientation of your soul. In The Room, you entered hidden communion with the Father. Now in The Renewal, you'll discover what happens when you stay: God does what you could never do for yourself.
Transformation is not your job—it's your reward. This is what happens when you remain in sacred surrender.

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Where do you go when you need to truly meet with God?

In Matthew 6:6, Jesus invites us into "the room"—a sacred, hidden place where authentic communion happens away from noise, performance, and spiritual exhaustion. But this isn't just about finding a quiet space. It's about discovering an inner sanctuary where you can release distractions and encounter the Father who sees in secret.

In this episode, hostDonald E. Colemanexplores the ancient practice of entering the secret place, unpacking what Jesus meant by "close the door" and why this hidden rhythm is essential for spiritual vitality.

In this episode, you'll discover:

The deeper meaning of tameion (the Greek word for "room") and its significance as an inner chamber of the soul
Why "closing the door" means more than physical solitude—it's releasing noise, expectations, and the need to perform
The critical difference between transactional prayer and transformational presence with God
What Jesus modeled in Luke 5:16 by regularly withdrawing to lonely places
The surprising reward that comes not from productivity but from dwelling with the Father
How to create your own sacred rhythm of hiddenness and make it an intentional daily practice

This episode is for you if:

You're exhausted by physical or spiritual striving and ready to discover rest
You want to move beyond surface-level prayer into deeper intimacy with God
You struggle with constant distraction and need help finding stillness
You're curious about contemplative prayer but don't know where to begin
You sense God calling you to a hidden place, but you aren't sure what that looks like

The room isn't about results—it's about relationship. This is your invitation to shut out the noise and discover the peace that comes from being seen by the Father in secret.

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What if repentance isn't what you think it is?

When Jesus began His ministry, His first word was metanoia—often translated as "repent." But this ancient Greek term means far more than turning from sin. It's a complete reorientation of mind, heart, and life toward God's indwelling presence.

In this episode, host Donald E. Colemanunpacks the transformative power of "The Turn"—exploring how true spiritual change begins not with behavioral modification, but with a sacred return to your identity in Christ.

In this episode, you'll discover:

The profound biblical meaning of metanoia and why it's central to spiritual formation
How Jesus' call in Matthew 4 and Paul's teaching in Romans 12 reveal the path to transformation
Why the false self and egoic attachments block your experience of God's rest
Practical ways to create a daily rhythm of sacred pause and divine reorientation
The difference between religious striving and surrendered presence

This episode is for you if:

You feel stuck in a religious routine or exhausted by spiritual performance
You're sensing God's invitation to something deeper, but don't know where to start
You want to understand what true transformation looks like beyond behavior change
You're ready to let go of control and return to the One already waiting for you

Metanoia isn't about trying harder—it's about turning toward the presence of God that's already within you. This is your invitation to begin again. Join Donald as he explores how true surrender marks the path toward deeper intimacy with Christ and opens the door to a life formed by God’s Agape.

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In this episode of the Daily Living for Christ Podcast, Donald E. Coleman continues the Letting Go to Enter In series with a deep reflection on Matthew 6:5-6 and Jesus’ invitation to the secret place. Too often, prayer becomes about performance—seeking approval, checking a box, or clinging to distractions. But Jesus points us to a different way: the Tameion, the inner room of the heart where the Father is already waiting.

Donald unpacks what it means to move from a performance-based structure to a presence-filled relationship, where prayer shifts from self-expression to communion. This episode explores:

Why letting go (kenosis) is the gateway to entering God’s presence
The difference between self-focused prayer and contemplative prayer that creates an inner sanctuary
How Jesus modeled solitude and stillness as the rhythm of a life rooted in God
The power of “The Pause”—15–20 seconds of silence that reorients us to God in the middle of daily life
Practical ways to make your “prayer closet” more than a physical space, but a posture of theheart

If you’ve ever struggled with distractions in prayer or wondered how to move beyond words into genuine intimacy with the Father. This episode will encourage you to close the door, silence the noise, and rediscover the God who is waiting in the hidden place.

Tune in today and learn how to let go of performance so you can enter into God’s presence with freedom, authenticity, and joy.

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In this sacred continuation of our journey through Hebrews, Letting Go to Enter In Pt. 2 invites you to pause and reflect on the transformative power of God's invitation to rest—today. Donald E. Coleman leads listeners deeper into the promise found in Hebrews 4:6-11, illuminating how the concept of “today” is not merely chronological but spiritually present—a divine invitation to enter God’s rest now.

This episode reviews the Five Principles of Agape— inclusivity, relational, transformational power, limitlessness, and availability—as foundational truths that guide us toward spiritual wholeness. Through the lens of scripture and the practice of contemplative prayer, Donald explores how God’s rest is not about passivity, but about becoming present, emptied, and aligned with the fullness of God’s love and purpose.

You’ll also learn:

Why attachments and distractions often block our ability to receive divine rest
How our hearts, as the center of our being, must be softened and open to grace
The difference between striving for perfection and receiving spiritual wholeness through presence
How silent or centering prayer, scriptural reflection, and daily awareness can help you say "yes" to God—today

Whether you’re spiritually discouraged, longing for more, or navigating daily pressures, this episode is a timely reminder that God’s rest is available now—not in the past or future. Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your heart.

🎧 Tune in now and let this message renew your desire to let go of striving and enter into divine stillness and sacred belonging.

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In this deeply reflective episode of Daily Living for Christ, Donald E. Coleman continues the journey toward spiritual wholeness by exploring what it truly means to “Let Go to Enter In.” Building upon February’s pivotal teaching on humility (Episode 180: Understanding Humility as the Path to Wholeness), Donald invites listeners to examine the thin line tension between the False Self and the True Self, especially as it relates to expectation, surrender, and the posture of the heart.

Through rich biblical reflection on Hebrews 10 and Hebrews 4, he unpacks the hidden wisdom behind trusting God fully—opening every door of the heart to His presence. Donald weaves together insights on Agape, Centering Prayer, and the Sabbath rest promised in Christ, offering listeners a Spirit-led path to intimacy with God.

Drawing from his own spiritual journey, Donald shares how humility, solitude, and letting go of performance-based faith unlock deeper communion with God. He contrasts the striving of self-optimization with the peaceful surrender of divine transformation—reminding us that faith is not striving, but resting in God’s presence.

Whether you’ve followed the recent 12-episode series on Hebrews or are joining for the first time, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and open your heart.

Let go of what weighs you down, and enter into the joy, rest, and wholeness available through Christ’s finished work.

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In this powerful follow-up episode, host Donald E. Coleman steps back to reflect on the recent 12-part teaching series centered on Hebrews 10:19-25 and the invitation into God’s open sanctuary. As we enter the final stretch of the year, Donald invites listeners into a sacred pause—a moment to consider what the Holy Spirit has been revealing through this journey and how we might respond to the call for deeper intimacy, wholeness, and transformation.

This episode is more than a recap—it is a prophetic reflection on the journey of agape, the open door of divine presence, and the saboteurs that still attempt to distract us from becoming fully rooted in Christ.

You’ll hear Donald:

Revisit key themes from the series, such as confidence to enter God's presence, holding fast to hope, mutual encouragement, and sacred gathering
Illuminate how God's Agape both protects and transforms, pursuing the soul even in its resistance
Explain how saboteurs of the soul—like the judge, hyper-achiever, and pleaser—fragment our identity and block awareness of divine presence
Challenge listeners to adopt an “open-door policy” with God, allowing His love into every area of life for full integration
Reaffirm that wholeness is not self-improvement, but spiritual surrender to God's transformative love within and among us
Encourage listeners to see each episode as more than content—it’s a gathering of grace, where God meets us wherever we are

With Revelation 3:20 as a guiding light, Donald reminds us that Christ is still knocking, still calling, and still ready to fill every room of our soul with peace, presence, and purpose.

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In this final episode of the Four Great Opportunities of the Opened Sanctuaryseries, Donald E. Coleman turns our attention to the fourth and culminating invitation in Hebrews 10:25:

“Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.”

With clarity, depth, and spiritual warmth, Donald explores how this “Let us” statement isn’t just a call to church attendance, but a divine invitation into intentional presence, compassionate community, and agape-infused fellowship. Drawing on both the NIV and Passion Translation, this episode reclaims the purpose behind gathering: not performance, but presence with God and one another.

In this teaching, you’ll hear Donald:

✅ Unpack the tabernacle progression—outer court, inner court, and the holy of holies—as a symbol of access into deeper intimacy with God

✅ Reflect on the modern spiritual hunger among the unaffiliated (“nones”) as a global cry for agape

✅ Explain how unmet human needs—esteem, safety, affection—can distort community if not surrendered to God

✅ Offer insights on divine therapy, drawing from John of the Cross and the practice of communing with God in solitude

✅ Call believers into spiritual maturity, where time in God’s presence naturally overflows into mutual encouragement and sacred assembly

This episode is both a conclusion and a commissioning—urging us not only to draw near to God, but also to draw near to one another in a world that desperately needs the love, unity, and hope that only a Christ-centered community can provide.

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In this second installment of The Four Great Opportunities of the Opened Sanctuary, Donald E. Coleman continues his journey through Hebrews 10:19-25 by focusing on the next two “Let us” statements:

Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess (v. 23)
Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds (v. 24)

In a heartfelt message dedicated to McKenna, a new believer, Donald highlights the power of relationship over religion, emphasizing that our walk with Christ is not about striving—but about staying connected, encouraged, and rooted in hope.

In this episode, you’ll hear Donald:

✅ Explore the role of faith, hope, and Agape love in sustaining Christian community

✅ Contrast external religion with internal transformation through Christ

✅ Illustrate the tabernacle as a symbol of moving from separation to sacred intimacy

✅ Call us into a rhythm of receiving God’s love and releasing it to others

✅ Highlight that encouragement is not optional—it’s vital as we see the Day approaching

With scriptural depth, personal reflections, and the backdrop of God's original call to spiritual renewal, Donald encourages us to embrace the second and third invitations of the open sanctuary: unwavering hope and spiritual encouragement.

Join us as we respond to God’s call to draw near with unwavering hope and spiritual encouragement, rooted in Christ and anchored in Agape.

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In this final series of our three-part study of Hebrews 10:19-25, we shift our focus to The Four Great Opportunities of the Opened Sanctuary (Hebrews 10:22), where we are invited to:
“Draw near to God with a sincere heart and with the full assurance that faith brings.”

Donald E. Coleman unpacks this sacred invitation by contrasting a life of striving with a life of spiritual surrender. Drawing on imagery from the Old Testament tabernacle and spiritual insights from Practicing the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence, he explores what it means to be emptied of self so that we may be filled with the presence and agape love of God.

In this episode, you will discover:

✅ Why drawing near to God requires surrender, not effort

✅ How to live from the inside out through biblical spirituality

✅ The difference between transformation and modification

✅ Why God’s agape love is a continual invitation to unity and rest

Join us as we respond to God’s call to draw near with full assurance, rooted in Christ, and anchored in Agape.

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In this powerful continuation of our study in Hebrews 10:22, Donald E. Coleman concludes the teaching on the four key characteristics of a true believer, building on the previous episode. With biblical depth and pastoral clarity, Donald explores what it means to draw near to God with a sincere heart, full assurance of faith, and a cleansed conscience. He examines how spiritual transformation happens not through striving, but through the ongoing work of Christ’s blood and partnership with the Holy Spirit.

Donald addresses the head and heart connection, warning against extremes of emotion or intellect, and invites believers into the fullness of faith modeled by Christ. From the crucified life to the enduring promise of Revelation 3:20, this episode unpacks how true believers live in God’s presence, endure trials with patience, and walk in freedom from guilt and shame.

You’ll also gain insight into the doctrine of sin and salvation, the cleansing power of Jesus’ blood, and why our identity as sons and daughters of God matters for spiritual access and growth.

🎧 Listen now to experience deep encouragement, scriptural revelation, and a renewed call to live as a true believer—cleansed, surrendered, and rooted in faith.

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In this powerful continuation of the Daily Living for Christ study on Hebrews 10:19-25, Donald E. Coleman returns with a focused exploration of Hebrews 10:22, highlighting “The Characteristics of a True Believer.” With biblical insight and pastoral wisdom, Donald emphasizes that true Christian transformation flows not from ritual or appearance, but from a sincere, surrendered heart anchored in God's Agape.

This episode offers a deeper understanding of:

✅ The head and heart connection in biblical spirituality

✅ How true believers draw near to God with clean hearts and freed consciences

✅ Why God speaks to the heart—not the intellect—and how to posture ourselves to hear

✅ The difference between religion and relationship in the New Covenant

✅ The call to hold fast to hope, especially in global uncertainty

Donald also draws from the parable of the sower, linking it to how our hearts receive or resist God's Word. He explains why understanding God's timeless love—especially in times of crisis like COVID-19—is key to remaining faithful, connected, and fruitful.

Listeners are reminded that the true markers of belief are not found in religious performance, but in an intimate, transformed relationship with the Eternal Father, shaped by trust, letting go, and ongoing openness.

➡️ Listen now to discover how your heart, not just your mind, is the doorway to living as a true believer in Christ—and how the Agape of God is calling you into deeper assurance, hope, and fellowship today.

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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where faith meets daily life and God’s presence transforms every moment. In this special follow-up to his live sermon, “The Hidden River: Five Principles of God’s Agape and the Spiritual Awakening of Our Age,” Donald E. Coleman shares the deeply personal story of how Daily Living for Christ began in 2020 amid the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic—a moment perfectly aligned with the hidden movement of God’s Agape flowing through our age.

Donald takes listeners behind the scenes, revealing how what started as a simple Bible study has grown into a global podcast reaching 78 countries and counting. He unpacks the key principles of God’s transformative love, explaining how Agape is not confined to religious services but is an undercurrent—an invisible river of divine presence awakening hearts worldwide.

This episode dives into:
✅ The global spiritual awakening is moving quietly beneath global turmoil
✅ The difference between true spiritual transformation and mere self-modification
✅ How science, neuroscience, and Christian tradition converge to reveal God’s power
✅ Practical steps for embracing daily reflection, meditation, and sacred presence
✅ How each of us can become a vessel for God’s Agape in a world searching for meaning

If you’ve ever felt the quiet stirring of something deeper beneath the noise of life, this episode will encourage you to slow down so you can discern God’s hidden river of Agape and step into the transformational life He’s inviting you to live.

➡️ Listen now and discover how the hidden river has always flowed in crisis and continues to flow as part of God’s great spiritual awakening in our time.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ Podcast with your host, Donald E. Coleman, for an inspiring episode exploring the profound reality of Common Grace and how it fits into God’s divine plan for creation.

Drawing from his powerful message "The Hidden River: Five Principles of God’s Agape, and the Spiritual Awakening of Our Age, he explains how the beauty of neuroscience, human creativity, and acts of kindness are glimpses of God’s goodness woven into the fabric of the world.

Yet Donald shows why these blessings remain transactional unless they lead back to the true Source: God’s Agape revealed in Christ. Learn how all of creation points us toward divine union rather than mere self-improvement—and how believers can honor God’s glory in every discovery and insight.

➡️ Listen now if you’re seeking clarity on how Christianity, science, and personal growth intersect.

This episode offers wisdom, encouragement, and a powerful reminder that true transformation flows from God’s hidden river of love.

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In this special bonus episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, join Donald E. Coleman as he shares a powerful live message preached at The RISE Church in Oceanside, California: “The Hidden River: Five Principles of God’s Agape and the Spiritual Awakening of Our Age.”

This message shares the DNA of TCBCL and the ROOTED Global Movement. Donald takes listeners on a journey beneath the noise and chaos of our world, revealing how God’s Agape flows like a hidden river, quietly fueling a global spiritual awakening. Drawing from Scriptures like John 3:16, John 17, Romans 12:2, and Ephesians 3:14-19, he explores five profound principles of God’s Agape:

✅ God’s Agape is gracious and available to all—a love that reaches beyond all boundaries and divisions.
✅ Agape is relational and seeks unity, inviting hearts into deep connection and community.
✅ Agape is transformational, reshaping lives from the inside out and sparking creativity and innovation.
✅ We choose how deeply to receive Agape, determining whether we merely observe awakening or participate in it.
✅ We can cultivate receptivity to Agape through prayer, worship, and spiritual practices that open the soul to God’s transforming presence.

In this message, Donald calls people to recognize the hidden river of divine love flowing beneath global unrest and personal struggles—a persistent current drawing humanity back to its true Source.

If you’ve ever felt a longing for deeper meaning, divine connection, or spiritual renewal, this episode will awaken you to the reality that God’s love is not distant—it’s flowing right beneath your feet, ready to carry you into a new life.

➡️ Listen now and discover how to step into the hidden river of God’s Agape and become part of the spiritual awakening unfolding in our time.

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What does it mean to truly live in unbroken fellowship with God, beyond emotions, beyond ritual, and into the vibrant reality of His presence every day?

In this episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, Donald E. Coleman takes listeners deep into Hebrews 10:20-21, unveiling the mystery and power of “The New and Living Way” made possible through Jesus Christ. Donald shares how Christ’s sacrifice opened a fresh path to direct access with God, transforming the journey from ritualistic religion into an intimate, daily relationship.

Drawing on insights from the Prodigal Son to the High Priestly ministry of Jesus, Donald explains that true fellowship with God is not achieved by striving or emotional highs but through the finished work of Christ and the presence of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that believers are called to live moment by moment in God’s presence, experiencing love, peace, and joy as the Fruit of the Spirit that overflows for others.

This episode explores:
✅ How Jesus the Great High Priest bridges the gap between humanity and God
✅ The practical meaning of the living and active Word becoming flesh in believers’ lives
✅ Why silence is a sacred language in cultivating God’s presence
✅ The truth that believers are a royal priesthood, called to declare God’s praise and live in divine light

If you’re ready to move beyond knowing about God to living daily in His manifest presence, this teaching is for you.

➡️ Listen now and discover how to walk boldly in the new and living way that Christ has paved, so you can live on earth as it is in heaven.

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🌍 A warm welcome to our new listeners joining us from Dallas, Texas!

In this episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, Donald E. Coleman offers a Spirit-led reflection that prepares listeners for a deeper exploration of Hebrews 10:20 in the upcoming episode. Drawing from key Scriptures referenced by Jesus and Paul, Donald helps lay a biblical foundation for understanding the “New and Living Way” that Christ opened through His death and resurrection.

He shares how God continues to draw people into His presence through Scripture and the Holy Spirit—and reminds believers our new life in Christ is not simply a theological idea, but a transformational reality. With reflections on John the Baptist’s humility, Jesus’ divine identity, and our shared calling to live from above, this episode invites listeners to embrace a Christ-centered life rooted in trust, identity, and ongoing communion with God.

➡️ This episode is your invitation to prepare your heart and posture for the journey ahead—into God’s presence, peace, and purpose.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where biblical truth meets spiritual transformation in everyday life. We’re excited to welcome new listeners from the United Arab Emirates—thank you for joining the global journey of those seeking to live fully in God’s presence!

In this episode, Donald E. Coleman continues the powerful series on Hebrews 10:19-25, focusing on verse 19 and the bold access we now have through the blood of Jesus. This teaching explores how the veil has been torn and how every believer can now live in unbroken fellowship with God.

Donald also introduces insights from neurotheology, showing how centering prayer and spiritual practices not only draw us closer to God but also rewire our brains for peace, purpose, and presence. You’ll learn how these four blessings—boldness, unity, transformation, and encouragement—can shape your daily rhythm and deepen your relationship with God.

📖 Whether you’re learning about centering prayer, exploring the neuroscience of spiritual growth, or discovering how to live in both the physical and spiritual realms, this episode invites you into a lifestyle of bold, confident faith.

➡️ Download now and discover the blessings that come with living in God's presence—every single day.

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Why do so many Christians know the gospel but still feel distant from God’s presence?

In this transformative episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, Donald E. Coleman unpacks the profound difference between the Logos—the eternal Word made flesh—and the gospel, the good news of what the Logos has done. Drawing from John 1:1, 14 and Hebrews 10:19–25, He invites listeners into a deeper understanding of Christ’s indwelling presence and how it makes unbroken fellowship with God not only possible—but essential.

This is not just a call to believe; it is a call to live in the continual presence of God. Donald shares from his personal journey of spiritual dryness to experiencing daily communion with the Father. Discover how to move from doing Christianity to being Christian, from occasional encounters to constant abiding.

📖 Whether you're a seasoned believer or someone longing for a deeper walk with Christ, this episode will help you access God's presence through the finished work of Jesus—with boldness, reverence, and full assurance of faith.

➡️ Download and Follow the show now to begin living in God's presence—on earth as it is in heaven.

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What does it really mean to live in the divine presence of God—daily, confidently, and without interruption?

In this powerful episode of Daily Living for Christ, Donald E. Coleman provides an overview of twelve points revealed in the truth of Hebrews 10:19–25, unveiling how Jesus’ finished work makes unbroken fellowship with God not only possible but essential. He discusses why many believers still struggle to experience God’s presence despite their religious practices—and how true transformation comes from living by the inner life of Christ.

This conversation invites you to step beyond routine and into the reality of bold, sustained communion with God. Learn how the Logos became flesh, how love provokes transformation, and how the marks of a true believer are lived out not in striving, but in surrender.

➡️ Download the episode now and discover the power of drawing near to God with boldness, love, and unshakable faith.

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Experience the richness of living in God’s manifest presence in this episode of Daily Living for Christ. Before we begin, take a moment to watch Wonderhunt’s short video, “Orange Juice: Trusting God that There’s More to Come.” It’s a powerful reminder that even when life feels emptied out, God always has more waiting for us — more presence, more peace, and more purpose.

Drawing insight from Hebrews 10:19–25, I explore how Jesus’ sacrifice tore the veil, granting every believer access to unbroken fellowship with the Father. This episode explores the spiritual progression from the outer court to the holy of holies, revealing the three stages of spiritual growth and how they reflect our walk with Christ. Donald reminds listeners that the presence of God is not a distant doctrine but a living reality — one that brings wholeness, peace, joy, and spiritual intimacy.

This is a timely encouragement to remove the limitations we’ve placed on God’s presence and embrace the fullness of life found in Him.

If you're yearning for more than information — if you’re longing for true transformation and closeness with Christ — this conversation will renew your hunger for intimacy with God.

👉 Download this episode now and be reminded: God’s presence is not something you visit — it’s where you are called to dwell.

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This episode walks you through the 7-minute Sacred Pause. This is a space where we consent to return to God’s presence, to become aware of what’s stirring within, and to practice holy stillness. Consistently integrating this practice into your Daily Walk with Christ strengthens your awareness of Christ's presence within, which will cause a dramatic shift in life.

Listen to the episode now, and download the 7-Minute Sacred Prayer one-page guide. Commit to using it daily, keep living from presence, walking in purpose, and growing in grace.

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In today’s episode, we explore a powerful truth often overlooked in a noisy world—the strength and renewal that come from being "Rooted in Scripture". We’ll discover how intentional stillness creates space for God’s presence to work deeply within us. Donald shares scriptures referencing our position of being rooted in Christ, planted in God, established in the Lord, and Firmly Built and strengthened in Faith.

In this conversation, you’ll experience:
✅ The spiritual importance of stillness and silence in deepening your relationship with God
✅ Practice Lectio Divina
✅ The transformative fruit that comes when we rest in God's presence rather than striving in our own strength

Whether you're new to Lectio Divina or long to experience deeper intimacy with God, this episode will help you establish your roots in scripture through silence and trust, drawing strength from His abiding presence.

Download the episode now, and be sure to follow us so you won’t miss future episodes that equip you for spiritual growth, transformation, and living fully in Christ.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. In this powerful episode, we introduce the ancient yet deeply relevant practice of Centering Prayer—a silent, contemplative form of prayer that opens the soul to God’s presence and action within.

Rooted in the early Christian contemplative tradition and reintroduced to the Western Church in the late 20th century, Centering Prayer is not a technique to achieve something from God, but a sacred way of consenting to His love, transformation, and divine will. Donald guides us through the biblical foundation of this practice, drawing from Matthew 6:6 and John 15:1-5, showing how Jesus invited us to a secret, abiding relationship with the Father through stillness and surrender.

In this episode, you’ll explore:
✅ The origins and purpose of Centering Prayer in Christian tradition
✅ The four core elements of the practice:Intention, Sacred word, Consent, and Humility
✅ How silent prayer aligns with the call to “be still and know” God
✅ The connection between kenosis (self-emptying) and spiritual growth
✅ Practical guidance for starting Centering Prayer—including choosing a sacred word and managing distractions

Whether you are just beginning your contemplative journey or looking to go deeper in your prayer life, this episode will inspire you to create space for stillness, abide in God's love, and experience the fruitfulness that comes from spiritual attentiveness.

Download this episode now, and remember to follow us so you don’t miss the rest of this transformative series on sacred intention, stillness, and the contemplative path to wholeness in Christ.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. In this episode, we begin a transformative journey into an ancient Christian practice—Lectio Divina, or “sacred reading.” This timeless spiritual discipline invites us to slow down, be present, and engage with the Word of God in a deeply personal and reverent way.

Donald shares the powerful impact Lectio Divina has had in his life, including a visit to the Prince of Peace Abbey, a Benedictine monastery in California, where silence, stillness, and Scripture created a tangible experience of God’s peace. Rooted in monastic tradition but now accessible to all believers, Lectio Divina offers more than Bible reading—it is a sacred encounter, a living dialogue with the Holy Spirit.

In this episode, we explore:
✅ The four movements of Lectio Divina: Read, Reflect, Respond, and Rest
✅ Why the Word of God is living and active, transforming not just the mind, but the heart
✅ How reverence, silence, and presence create space for the Holy Spirit to work within us
✅ The connection between Lectio Divina, Centering Prayer, and spiritual formation
✅ Biblical encouragement to engage God’s Word as a source of life, healing, and deep communion

Whether you’re rediscovering contemplative practices or engaging them for the first time, this episode will guide you toward a richer, more intentional relationship with Scripture and the presence of God.

Download the episode now, and remember to follow us so you never miss an opportunity to go deeper in your journey of spiritual wholeness.

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. I’m excited to begin a special four-part series recently planted in my spirit—a divine invitation to explore the power of spiritual intention and what I believe God is revealing to believers in this season.

On Friday, March 21, 2025, the word “intention” dropped into my heart with weight and clarity. In a conversation today, the phrase “multiplication through subtraction” emerged, another Spirit-led insight I now see deeply connected to intention. Over the next four episodes, we’ll unpack how intentional living, divine subtraction, and the presence of God are not just abstract ideas—but powerful spiritual principles rooted in Scripture and essential for transformation, growth, and kingdom multiplication.

Here’s what’s ahead:

The Power of Intention
Discerning When Intention is Directed Toward God
Multiplication Through Subtraction – The Paradox of Divine Increase
Linking Sacred Intention to Prayer and Practicing God’s Presence
The Four Aspects of Consent

Whether you're a Christian seeking deeper purpose or discerning where God is leading you next, these episodes will stir your spirit, challenge your assumptions, and realign your heart with God's greater purpose.

I pray this series speaks directly to the hearts of those God is calling to shift their intentions toward Him. Download each episode, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a moment of this transformational journey.

Here are links to the books I mentioned in this episode:

Letters By A Modern Mystic by Frank C Laubach

Practice The Presence of God: A Modern Translation by Peter Northcutt

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. I’m excited to begin a special four-part series recently planted in my spirit—a divine invitation to explore the power of spiritual intention and what I believe God is revealing to believers in this season.

On Friday, March 21, 2025, the word “intention” dropped into my heart with weight and clarity. In a conversation today, the phrase “multiplication through subtraction” emerged, another Spirit-led insight I now see deeply connected to intention. Over the next four episodes, we’ll unpack how intentional living, divine subtraction, and the presence of God are not just abstract ideas—but powerful spiritual principles rooted in Scripture and essential for transformation, growth, and kingdom multiplication.

Here’s what’s ahead:

The Power of Intention
Discerning When Intention is Directed Toward God
Multiplication Through Subtraction – The Paradox of Divine Increase
Linking Sacred Intention to Prayer and Practicing God’s Presence
The Four Aspects of Consent

Whether you're a Christian seeking deeper purpose or discerning where God is leading you next, these episodes will stir your spirit, challenge your assumptions, and realign your heart with God's greater purpose.

I pray this series speaks directly to the hearts of those God is calling to shift their intentions toward Him. Download each episode, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a moment of this transformational journey.

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. I’m excited to begin a special four-part series recently planted in my spirit—a divine invitation to explore the power of spiritual intention and what I believe God is revealing to believers in this season.

On Friday, March 21, 2025, the word “intention” dropped into my heart with weight and clarity. In a conversation today, the phrase “multiplication through subtraction” emerged, another Spirit-led insight I now see deeply connected to intention. Over the next four episodes, we’ll unpack how intentional living, divine subtraction, and the presence of God are not just abstract ideas—but powerful spiritual principles rooted in Scripture and essential for transformation, growth, and kingdom multiplication.

Here’s what’s ahead:

The Power of Intention
Discerning When Intention is Directed Toward God
Multiplication Through Subtraction – The Paradox of Divine Increase
Linking Sacred Intention to Prayer and Practicing God’s Presence

Whether you're a Christian seeking deeper purpose or discerning where God is leading you next, these episodes will stir your spirit, challenge your assumptions, and realign your heart with God's greater purpose.

I pray this series speaks directly to the hearts of those God is calling to shift their intentions toward Him. Download each episode, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a moment of this transformational journey.

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This podcast is a production of The Center for Biblical Coaching and Leadership. If this episode has been useful or inspiring to you in any way, please share it with someone else. Lastly, please follow the show and write a review.

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. I’m excited to begin a special four-part series recently planted in my spirit—a divine invitation to explore the power of spiritual intention and what I believe God is revealing to believers in this season.

On Friday, March 21, 2025, the word “intention” dropped into my heart with weight and clarity. In a conversation today, the phrase “multiplication through subtraction” emerged, another Spirit-led insight I now see deeply connected to intention. Over the next four episodes, we’ll unpack how intentional living, divine subtraction, and the presence of God are not just abstract ideas—but powerful spiritual principles rooted in Scripture and essential for transformation, growth, and kingdom multiplication.

Here’s what’s ahead:

The Power of Intention
Discerning When Intention is Directed Toward God
Multiplication Through Subtraction – The Paradox of Divine Increase
Linking Sacred Intention to Prayer and Practicing God’s Presence

Whether you're a Christian seeking deeper purpose or discerning where God is leading you next, these episodes will stir your spirit, challenge your assumptions, and realign your heart with God's greater purpose.

I pray this series speaks directly to the hearts of those God is calling to shift their intentions toward Him. Download each episode, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a moment of this transformational journey.

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This podcast is a production of The Center for Biblical Coaching and Leadership. If this episode has been useful or inspiring to you in any way, please share it with someone else. Lastly, please follow the show and write a review.

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast. I’m excited to begin a special four-part series recently planted in my spirit—a divine invitation to explore the power of spiritual intention and what I believe God is revealing to believers in this season.

On Friday, March 21, 2025, the word “intention” dropped into my heart with weight and clarity. In a conversation today, the phrase “multiplication through subtraction” emerged, another Spirit-led insight I now see deeply connected to intention. Over the next four episodes, we’ll unpack how intentional living, divine subtraction, and the presence of God are not just abstract ideas—but powerful spiritual principles rooted in Scripture and essential for transformation, growth, and kingdom multiplication.

Here’s what’s ahead:

The Power of Intention
Discerning When Intention is Directed Toward God
Multiplication Through Subtraction – The Paradox of Divine Increase
Linking Sacred Intention to Prayer and Practicing God’s Presence

Whether you're a Christian seeking deeper purpose or discerning where God is leading you next, these episodes will stir your spirit, challenge your assumptions, and realign your heart with God's greater purpose.

I pray this series speaks directly to the hearts of those God is calling to shift their intentions toward Him. Download each episode, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a moment of this transformational journey.

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This podcast is a production of The Center for Biblical Coaching and Leadership. If this episode has been useful or inspiring to you in any way, please share it with someone else. Lastly, please follow the show and write a review.

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Welcome to another powerful episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we uncover a hidden struggle that many believers face but rarely address—repression. Repressed emotions often shape our reactions, decisions, and relationships in ways we don’t fully realize, keeping us from experiencing true healing and wholeness in Christ.

Have you ever buried emotions—hurt, anger, or rejection—just to keep moving forward? Have you found yourself reacting to situations in ways that don’t align with your faith? In this episode, we explore:
✅ What repression is and how it impacts our spiritual and emotional well-being
✅ Biblical examples of repression, including Sarai and Hagar’s story in Genesis 16
✅ How unaddressed wounds can manifest in harmful patterns of control, insecurity, and self-justification
✅ The importance of welcoming emotions before God rather than suppressing them
✅ How recognizing and navigating internal saboteurs leads to freedom and deeper trust in God

Through personal reflection and biblical insights, we’ll see that God doesn’t want us to run from our pain—He wants to meet us in it. Just as He saw Hagar in the wilderness and met her in her suffering, He sees you and invites you into healing.

Are you ready to break free from repression and embrace the fullness of God’s presence? Download this episode now, and be sure to subscribe for more life-changing conversations on wholeness, transformation, and living fully in Christ!

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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we take a deep dive into Genesis 3, exploring how the false self emerged in the garden and how it continues to shape our lives today.

Before the fall, Adam and Eve lived in perfect union with God—fully known, fully loved, and free from fear. But with the serpent’s temptation came a shift—the introduction of power, control, and self-rule that led humanity away from divine trust and into self-protection. This moment gave birth to the false self, a survival mechanism rooted in insecurity, fear, and the pursuit of identity outside of God.

In this episode, we’ll uncover:
✅ How Genesis 3 reveals the roots of the false self and humanity’s struggle with control and independence from God.
✅ Why the false self isn’t inherently evil but is a byproduct of living outside God’s will.
✅ The deep connection between fear, rejection, and the need for approval in shaping our false identities.
✅ How material possessions, achievements, and self-sufficiency deceive us into feeling secure.
✅ Practical steps to recognize the false self and shift toward wholeness and trust in God.

Donald also introduces the Saboteur Assessment, (click the link to take the free assessment) a powerful tool to help uncover where the false self is operating in your life and how to begin the journey back to living in wholeness with God.

Are you ready to move beyond fear, control, and self-sufficiency to embrace your true identity in Christ? Download this episode now and begin your journey toward spiritual freedom and divine trust. And don’t forget to subscribe for more transformational discussions on wholeness and living fully in Christ!

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Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we take a deep dive into a foundational truth of the spiritual journey—understanding the True Self and False Self. This episode explores how these two identities shape our thoughts, actions, and connection with God, ultimately influencing our ability to live in wholeness in Christ.

Who are you, truly? How does your False Self hold you back, and how can you uncover the True Self that reflects God’s image? These are the questions we’ll unpack as we explore:
✅ The True Self—our identity in Christ, created in righteousness and holiness, aligned with God’s love and purpose.
✅ The False Self—a persona shaped by ego, fear, and external validation, distancing us from God’s presence.
✅ How the fall of Adam and Eve led humanity to seek security, esteem, and control outside of God.
✅ The biblical foundation of the New Self and the transformative work of the Holy Spirit in renewing us.
✅ Practical steps to embrace your True Self, live in wholeness, and walk in spiritual freedom.

Many believers struggle silently, unaware of how the False Self influences their emotions, relationships, and faith journey. But the good news is that transformation is possible! Through surrender, spiritual disciplines, and God’s grace, we can shed the False Self and embrace the person we were always meant to be in Christ.

Are you ready to step into your authentic identity in Christ? Download this episode now, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss future discussions on spiritual transformation, wholeness, and living fully in God's presence!

P.S. Be on the look out ofr the next episode where we discuss the emergence of the false self’s core attachments in Genesis 3. You do not want to miss this one...

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Welcome to another transformative episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we take a deep dive into one of the most challenging yet essential aspects of spiritual growth—surrendering control.

What does it mean to truly let go and trust God? How does surrender lead us to deeper discipleship, wholeness, and spiritual transformation? In this episode, we explore the biblical foundation of surrender, from Jesus’ call to deny ourselves (Matthew 16:24-26) to His example of complete obedience to the Father.

We’ll discuss:
✅ Kenosis—the self-emptying of control for the sake of divine love
✅ How surrender is the key to true discipleship and union with God
✅ The difference between surrender and spiritual death—letting go willingly vs. being freed from what no longer has power over us
✅ How the false self clings to control, while the true self rests in God’s love
✅ Why surrendering the need to control outcomes leads to deeper peace and spiritual growth

Through powerful metaphors—like the seed that must fall to the ground and die to produce new life—this conversation will challenge you to examine where control is hindering your growth in Christ.

Are you ready to step into the fullness of who God created you to be? Download the episode now, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss future discussions on spiritual transformation, wholeness, and embracing your true self in Christ!

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Welcome to another transformative episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we take a deeper look at The Four Consents—a powerful framework for embracing humility, surrender, and divine union with God. These four consents—Life and Creation, Growth and Development, Limitation and Diminishment, and Transformation and Union—offer us a path to living freely in God’s love, apart from striving or self-reliance.

What does it mean to truly say yes to God? How does humility free us from both pride and despair? Through biblical insights, the wisdom of The Cloud of Unknowing, and Jesus’ example of self-emptying (kenosis), we uncover how consenting to God’s presence and action in our lives is the very definition of true humility.

In this episode, we’ll explore:
✅ Consent to Life and Creation—Accepting that we are loved and redeemed by grace, not by effort
✅ Consent to Growth and Development—Trusting God’s work within us rather than striving for self-perfection
✅ Consent to Limitation and Diminishment—Releasing control and embracing the freedom of surrender
✅ Consent to Transformation and Union with God—Letting go of all that separates us from divine love

Jesus said, “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” (Matthew 11:29). The Four Consents reveal that His yoke is light because it is not about our effort, but our surrender.

Are you ready to step into a deeper, freer, and more intimate walk with Christ? Download the episode now, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss more life-changing conversations on spiritual wholeness, transformation, and the journey to union with Christ!

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Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In this episode, we explore a profound truth—humility is the key to wholeness and divine union with God.

What does it mean to truly embrace humility? How does humility open the door to God’s presence and transform our spiritual journey? Drawing from Scripture, Christian tradition, and the teachings of great spiritual thinkers like Thomas Aquinas, we uncover the essence of humility—not as self-abasement, but as joyful submission to God and a willingness to live within His divine limits.

In this episode, you’ll gain insights on:
✅ How humility leads to divine union and a deeper awareness of God's presence
✅ The difference between self-deprecation and true humility
✅ Why humility is about focusing on God rather than excessive self-reflection
✅ The importance of solitude in prayer and spiritual surrender
✅ How Jesus modeled perfect humility and invites us to learn from Him

True humility is not about diminishing ourselves but about thinking of ourselves less and focusing more on God’s grace. As we explore the contrast between moral humility and true humility this conversation will challenge you to let go of self-reliance and rest fully in God's presence.

Are you ready to embrace humility as the path to wholeness? Download the episode now, and subscribe so you don’t miss more powerful discussions on spiritual transformation and living fully in Christ!

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Welcome to another transformative episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of kenosis—the self-emptying of personal power and control—as a pathway to true wholeness and security in Christ.

What does it mean to surrender our need for esteem, affection, security, and survival to God? How can we release our grip on power and control to live fully in His presence? Through the lens of Scripture, we explore how Jesus modeled this radical humility, contrasting His self-emptying with Adam’s choices in Genesis.

In this conversation, you’ll discover:
✅ The biblical foundation of kenosis and why it’s essential for Christian wholeness
✅ How Jesus surrendered power and control, finding His security in God alone
✅ The contrast between Adam’s choices and Christ’s invitation to self-emptying love
✅ Practical ways to recognize and release internal struggles for power, esteem, and control
✅ The role of humility in holding space for God’s unconditional love

This episode will challenge you to reflect on where you may be seeking fulfillment in the wrong places and invite you to trust God more deeply. Are you ready to embrace kenosis and step into true security in Christ?

Download or stream the episode now and subscribe so you don’t miss more powerful discussions on living in wholeness and spiritual transformation!

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Welcome to Season 5 of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! We are stepping into a transformative year with the theme: An Invitation to Wholeness. In this first episode, we explore the foundational question—What does it mean to live in Christian wholeness?

Christian wholeness is more than just spiritual well-being; it’s about fully embracing God’s presence in every aspect of our lives—our relationships, emotions, thoughts, and bodies. In this conversation, we dive deep into the role of humility in fostering Christ-centered relationships, the importance of offering ourselves as living sacrifices, and the divine transformation that brings us into alignment with our true self—the person God created us to be.

You’ll hear insights on:
✅ How humility and selflessness reflect the nature of Christ in our relationships
✅ Why renewing your mind is key to experiencing lasting transformation
✅ The connection between our emotions, bodies, and worship
✅ The power of presence and intimacy with God in our spiritual growth

This episode sets the tone for a year of breakthroughs as we learn to walk in wholeness, honoring both our own transformation and the divine image in others. Are you ready to step into the fullness of who God has called you to be?

Download or stream the episode now, and be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss this season’s powerful conversations on wholeness, transformation, and deeper intimacy with God!

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Thanks to God’s grace and the incredible support of our subscribers and listeners, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Season 5 of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! As we step into 2025, we’re inviting you to join us on a transformative journey focused on this year’s theme: An Invitation to Wholeness.

What does it mean to live a life of wholeness in Christ? How is God inviting you to grow, heal, and walk more fully in His purpose for your life? Whether you’re seeking renewal in your spiritual life, clarity, or encouragement to face life’s challenges, Season 5 is here to guide you on the path to wholeness.

Download the trailer now to learn more about what’s ahead and how you can step into God’s invitation to wholeness this year. Subscribe today so you don’t miss a single episode of this life-changing journey!

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In this episode, we explore Philippians 4:10-23, where the Apostle Paul shares profound insights on finding contentment in all circumstances and the joy of generosity. These verses reveal the secret to true satisfaction—not in material wealth or circumstances, but in the strength that comes from Christ.

Paul’s gratitude for the Philippians’ support is a beautiful example of a heart that balances humility, thankfulness, and dependence on God. He teaches us how to trust in God’s provision and reminds us of the blessing that comes from giving to others. This passage is a powerful encouragement for anyone seeking to cultivate contentment and live generously, even in challenging times.

Join us as we unpack the practical and spiritual lessons from these verses, exploring how to live a life rooted in Christ’s sufficiency and overflowing with generosity. Whether you’re looking to deepen your walk with Christ, strengthen your trust in God’s provision, or find joy in supporting a cause, this episode will inspire you to live with gratitude and purpose.

Download the episode now and let Philippians 4:10-23 transform your perspective on contentment and generosity as you walk with Christ.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In today’s episode, we turn to Philippians 4:1-9, a passage that overflows with encouragement and practical wisdom for living a life of peace and joy in Christ. The Apostle Paul offers timeless guidance on standing firm in faith, cultivating unity, rejoicing in the Lord, and finding peace that surpasses all understanding through prayer and thanksgiving.

In this powerful section of Scripture, Paul addresses anxiety with a profound yet simple solution: bring everything to God in prayer. He also challenges us to focus our minds on what is true, right, pure, admirable, and praiseworthy, shaping a mindset that reflects Christ’s peace. These verses are a treasure trove of insights for anyone seeking calm amidst life’s storms or struggling to hold on to joy in difficult times.

Whether you’re seeking comfort in a season of uncertainty or simply want to deepen your walk with Christ, this episode will equip you to live with confidence in God’s unchanging faithfulness.

Download the episode now to discover the secrets to joy and peace in Philippians 4:1-9, and let God’s Word transform your heart and mind today.

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In today’s episode, we finish the remaining part of Philippians 3:15-21, where the Apostle Paul shares a powerful message about letting go of worldly gains and pressing forward to pursue Christ above all. This passage challenges us to reconsider our priorities, to count everything else as loss, and to seek a life centered on knowing Christ and the power of His resurrection.

As we explore this passage, you’ll be encouraged to evaluate what you are striving for in life. Whether you’re facing challenges, pursuing new goals, or seeking a deeper relationship with God, this episode will inspire you to run your race with renewed focus and trust in Christ.

Tune in now to finish hearing how Philippians 3:15-21 reminds us of the incredible joy of pursuing Christ above all else. Download the episode today and be encouraged to press on toward your calling in Him!

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In today’s episode, we’re diving into Philippians 3:1-14, where the Apostle Paul shares a powerful message about letting go of worldly gains and pressing forward to pursue Christ above all. This passage challenges us to reconsider our priorities, to count everything else as loss, and to seek a life centered on knowing Christ and the power of His resurrection.

In these verses, Paul gives us a glimpse into his heart, revealing his single-minded pursuit of Christ. With humility and passion, he calls us to forget what is behind us and to "press on toward the goal to win the prize" that God has called us to in Christ. Paul’s words are a bold reminder that true joy and purpose come from a life focused on our true self and surrendered to Jesus.

As we explore this passage, you’ll be encouraged to evaluate what you are striving for in life. Whether you’re facing challenges, pursuing new goals, or seeking a deeper relationship with God, this episode will inspire you to run your race with renewed focus and trust in Christ.

Tune in now and let Philippians 3:1-14 remind you of the incredible joy of pursuing Christ above all else. Download the episode today and be encouraged to press on toward your calling in Him!

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In today’s episode, we focus on Philippians 2:19-30, where the Apostle Paul highlights two remarkable followers of Christ, Timothy and Epaphroditus. These verses offer us a glimpse into the lives of these faithful servants, showing what it means to genuinely care for others and selflessly serve Christ.

Paul’s commendation of Timothy and Epaphroditus teaches us about the power of authentic relationships and the importance of having a heart devoted to God’s plans. Timothy’s genuine concern for others and Epaphroditus’s courageous service, even in the face of illness, reveal key characteristics of Christ-centered living. Their examples encourage us to step beyond ourselves and to serve with sincerity and courage.

As we explore this passage, you’ll be inspired to cultivate a heart of compassion, selflessness, and dedication to God’s work. Whether you’re seeking to grow in Christ, deepen your relationships, or serve others more effectively, this episode will challenge and equip you to follow the example of these faithful servants.

Download the episode now, and be encouraged by Timothy and Epaphroditus's lives as models of true devotion and service in Christ.

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Welcome to another episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where we dive deep into the Word of God to uncover life-changing truths for our journey of faith. Today, we’re exploring Philippians 2:12-19, where the Apostle Paul challenges us to “work out your salvation with fear and trembling” and to “shine like stars in the sky.” This passage calls us to a faith that is both active and radiant, making a real impact in the world around us.

In these verses, Paul encourages believers to live with integrity, holding firmly to the Word of life and avoiding grumbling or arguing. As we unpack this passage, you’ll discover how to live out your faith with intentionality and joy, becoming a beacon of hope. This episode will inspire you to evaluate your actions and attitudes, striving to live in a way that honors God.

Tune in now, and let’s explore how to shine as lights in the world by living out our faith with joy and integrity. Download the episode today to be encouraged and equipped for your walk with Christ!

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast! In today’s episode, we turn to a powerful passage from Philippians 1:27 through 2:11, where the Apostle Paul calls believers to live a life worthy of the Gospel of Christ. This passage challenges us to embody unity, humility, and a servant's heart, reflecting the very nature of Christ in our everyday interactions and decisions.

In Philippians 1:27, Paul urges the church to "stand firm in the one Spirit, striving together as one for the faith of the Gospel." He continues in chapter 2 by painting a profound picture of humility, encouraging us to have the same mindset as Christ, who "made himself nothing" and became obedient even to death on the cross. This section of Philippians is not just about personal transformation; it’s a call to live our lives in a way that reflects the love, sacrifice, and unity that Christ represents.

As we explore this passage, you’ll discover how living in unity and humility is essential for every believer. Paul’s words are a reminder that our attitudes and actions should reflect Christ’s example, serving as a testimony to the world of God’s grace. Whether you’re navigating difficult relationships or seeking deeper spiritual growth, this episode will inspire you to live in alignment with Christ and to cultivate a Christlike mindset in all you do.

Download the episode now to dive deeper into Philippians 1:27–2:11 and be encouraged to walk in unity, humility, and the power of Christ’s example in your daily life.

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Welcome to another episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! Today, we explore Philippians 1:12-27, a passage where the Apostle Paul reveals the depth of his joy and purpose, even while imprisoned. In these verses, Paul shares a powerful message about how God can use our trials and suffering to advance the Gospel, encouraging us to remain focused on Christ no matter what challenges we face.

In this episode, we’ll dive into Paul’s words, discovering how he viewed his imprisonment not as a setback but as an opportunity. His unwavering focus on Christ is a powerful reminder that our circumstances do not define us—our purpose does. As Paul says, "To live is Christ, and to die is gain." This passage speaks directly to those seeking to live with purpose, courage, and faith, regardless of external circumstances.

Whether you’re going through your own trials or looking for encouragement to stay the course in your spiritual journey, Paul’s testimony in Philippians 1:12-27 will inspire you to view every season of life as an opportunity to glorify Christ.

Don’t miss this uplifting and challenging episode. Download it now to discover how you, too, can move forward, even in adversity.

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Welcome to a brand-new series on the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where we’ll be diving deep into the powerful book of Philippians! In today’s episode, we begin our journey by exploring Philippians 1:1-11, a passage that overflows with themes of joy, partnership in the Gospel, and Paul’s heartfelt prayer for spiritual growth.

In these opening verses, the Apostle Paul writes with deep affection for the believers in Philippi, thanking God for their partnership and praying that their love and knowledge would continue to abound. This passage is not only a window into Paul’s relationship with the early church but also a profound reminder of the transformative power of prayer and community in our own Christian walk.

Whether you’re seeking a deeper connection with fellow believers or looking to strengthen your walk with Christ, this episode will encourage you to live out your faith with intentionality and joy.

Join us as we study Paul’s prayer and discover how it applies to our spiritual growth and partnership in the Gospel today. Download the episode now, and let Philippians 1:1-11 inspire you to pray for and partner with others in advancing the Kingdom of God!

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Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where we explore the depths of Scripture to uncover powerful lessons for our everyday walk with God. Today’s episode brings us to Acts 28, the final chapter of the Book of Acts, where the Apostle Paul’s remarkable journey culminates in Rome. This chapter is not just the end of a journey; it’s a testament to the unstoppable spreading of the Gospel and the resilience of a life fully committed to Christ.

In Acts 28, we see Paul, despite being a prisoner and facing numerous trials, continue to boldly proclaim the Gospel, even in the heart of the Roman Empire. From miraculous healings on the island of Malta to his fearless preaching in Rome, Paul’s unwavering dedication exemplifies how nothing can hinder God’s purposes.

As we delve into this final chapter, you’ll be inspired by Paul’s perseverance and faith. Whether you’re facing challenges in your own ministry, seeking the courage to share your faith, or simply desiring to see the power of God at work in your life, this episode will reignite your passion for Christ.

Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to our study of Acts. Download the episode now and be encouraged to live out your calling with the same boldness and conviction that Paul demonstrated to the very end.

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Welcome to another enriching episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where we journey through the Word of God to discover timeless truths for our daily lives. Today, we focus on Acts 27, a gripping chapter that recounts the Apostle Paul's harrowing voyage to Rome—a journey marked by a violent storm, shipwreck, and the unshakable faith of one man in the midst of chaos.

In Acts 27, we witness Paul, the prisoner on his way to trial in Rome, become the voice of hope and reason as the ship he’s on faces certain destruction. Despite the perilous circumstances, Paul’s unwavering trust in God not only saves lives but also provides a profound lesson for us all: no matter the storms we face, faith anchors us in God's promises.

As we explore this chapter, you’ll be encouraged to reflect on how you navigate the storms in your own life. Whether you’re battling personal crises, professional challenges, or spiritual doubts, Paul’s experience offers vital insights on remaining steadfast and full of hope even when everything around you seems to be falling apart.

This episode will inspire you to trust in God’s sovereignty and to be a beacon of faith in your circles of influence. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of how to live with confidence and peace, no matter the storms that may come your way.

Download the episode now, and let Acts 27 guide you through the storms of life with faith and resilience.

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Welcome back to the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where we continue our transformative journey through the Book of Acts. In today’s episode, we dive into Acts 26, where the Apostle Paul boldly shares his testimony before King Agrippa. This powerful chapter reveals the incredible impact of a life transformed by Christ—a story of redemption, purpose, and unwavering conviction.

In Acts 26, we witness Paul recount his dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, a moment that changed the trajectory of his life forever. But this isn’t just Paul’s story; it’s a testament to the boundless grace of God that can reach and redeem anyone, no matter their past. As we explore this chapter, you'll see how Paul’s testimony becomes a beacon of hope, illustrating the power of personal transformation and the importance of sharing our faith with others.

Whether you’re seeking to strengthen your own testimony or looking for inspiration to stand firm in your faith, this episode offers profound insights into the courage it takes to proclaim the Gospel in any circumstance. Paul’s words remind us that our stories of redemption are not just personal victories but powerful tools for advancing the Kingdom of God.

Tune in now and be inspired by Paul’s fearless declaration of faith. Download the episode, and let his testimony encourage you to share your own story of transformation with boldness and joy.

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Welcome to another compelling episode of the Daily Living for Christ podcast! This episode is longer than usual because it is packed with hope.

Today, we delve deep into Acts 24 and Acts 25, where the Apostle Paul stands resolute before governors and kings, unwavering in his faith despite intense scrutiny and political maneuvering. This is a story of courage, divine purpose, and the powerful witness of a life wholly surrendered to Christ.

As we explore these chapters, you'll discover how Paul's steadfastness not only defended the truth of the Gospel but also set an example for us today. Whether you're facing challenges in your workplace, community, or personal life, this episode will inspire you to stand firm in your convictions, trusting God to work through even the most daunting circumstances.

Join us as we unpack the rich lessons from these passages, examining the interplay between faith and authority and how God's plan prevails over human intentions. This is an episode you won't want to miss, especially if you want to deepen your understanding of how to live boldly for Christ in a complex world.

Download the episode now and be encouraged by the timeless wisdom of Acts 24 and 25. Let Paul's story fuel your faith as you navigate your own journey with Christ

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Welcome back, listeners! Today, we're diving into a thrilling chapter of the Apostle Paul's journey – a chapter filled with conspiracy, danger, and a surprising twist that reminds us that God works through the most unexpected people.

Have you ever felt like a minor character in the grand scheme of things or that your role is insignificant? Well, Acts 23 might just change your perspective. We'll uncover the incredible story of how a seemingly ordinary young man, Paul's nephew, becomes the key player in foiling a deadly plot. His courage and quick thinking not only save Paul's life but also propel God's plan forward.

Get ready to be inspired as we explore the power of listening to that quiet inner voice, the importance of taking action even when it's risky, and the amazing ways God can use even the most "unimportant" among us.

Remember to download or stream this episode now and share it with a friend who might need a reminder that they have a vital role to play in God's unfolding story.

Let's dive in and discover how God turns a conspiracy into a catalyst for His purposes!

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Welcome back, listeners! We're continuing our deep dive into the Book of Acts, the exhilarating story of how the early church, empowered by the Holy Spirit, carried the message of Jesus from Jerusalem to the far corners of the world. Remember when Jesus told His disciples in Acts 1:8, "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth"? We've seen this promise unfold dramatically, and today's episode is no exception.

Join me as we explore Acts 22:1-23:11, where we find the Apostle Paul in a tense standoff. Accused of violating Jewish law, Paul uses this as a powerful opportunity to testify about his conversion and God's calling on his life. But the situation is dangerous, and Paul's enemies are determined to see him silenced. What happens next reveals God's divine protection and the incredible ways He guides His servants.

In this episode, we'll uncover how Paul's unwavering faith in God's plan emboldened him to share the Gospel even in the face of extreme opposition. We'll also discover how God, in His perfect timing, intervenes to protect His people and advance His purposes.

So, if you're ready to be inspired by Paul's courage, reminded of God's faithfulness, and encouraged to step out boldly in your own faith journey, then download or stream this episode now. Get ready to be transformed as we journey together through the Word of God!

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Welcome back, listeners! Today, we are diving into a thrilling part of the Book of Acts, where we witness the power of God at work in unexpected ways.

In Acts 19:24 - 20:37, we journey with the Apostle Paul through a series of events that will leave us breathless: from a near-riot in Ephesus caused by a challenge to the goddess Artemis, to Paul's tearful farewell to the Ephesian elders, and finally to his whirlwind tour through Macedonia.

Join me as we explore how these encounters, filled with both conflict and deep connection, shaped the early church and continue to offer us valuable lessons for our own daily walk with Christ.

Get ready to be inspired by the Holy Spirit's transformative power, learn from the unwavering faith of the believers, and discover practical ways to live out your own unique calling.

So, are you ready to experience the extraordinary in the ordinary? Download now!

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Welcome to our latest episode! Have you ever wondered what it truly means to invest in people and to be deeply committed to the church as a Christian? Today, we explore this question by delving into the lives of Paul, the dynamic husband-and-wife duo Priscilla and Aquila, and the compelling figure of Apollos, as documented in Acts 18:18-28.

Join us as we uncover valuable insights from their actions and relationships, shedding light on the essence of Christian discipleship and community involvement. Whether you're looking to deepen your own spiritual journey or seeking inspiration for nurturing meaningful connections within your church, this episode promises to offer wisdom and encouragement. Let's dive in together!"

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Welcome to another captivating episode! As we journey through the book of Acts, we find ourselves accompanying Paul on his solo venture from Athens to Corinth, eagerly awaiting the reunion with Silas and Timothy. Upon his arrival, Paul seeks refuge with Aquila and Priscilla, fellow believers and tentmakers like himself, who've recently resettled from Rome due to Claudius' decree expelling Jews.

In true Pauline fashion, our intrepid apostle wastes no time in spreading the gospel, first in the synagogue, where he fervently persuades both Jews and Greeks of the truth of Jesus as the Messiah. However, when Silas and Timothy join him, Paul shifts his focus exclusively to preaching to the Jews, encountering unexpected opposition that shakes him to his core.

But why does Luke choose to spotlight Aquila, Priscilla, and the growing opposition Paul faces? The answer to this intriguing question awaits you in this episode.

Join us as we dive deep into Acts and unravel the significance of these encounters. I'm confident that as you listen, you'll discover profound insights that will enrich your understanding and faith journey. Let's embark on this exploration together!

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Has a distressful situation ever created an opportunity for you? There are times when we experience situations or circumstances that are not pleasing, but could those occurrences be a opportunity in disguise. This is what took place for Paul when he arrived in Athens. Being led by the Holy Spirit Paul used his situation as an opportunity to fulfill his calling and purpose.

If you're wondering if your current situation is an opportunity invest the time to learn from Paul. In this episodvitalwe review key insights that most believers overlook when involved in a distressful situation or circumstance. Enjoy!

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In the stillness of the night, Paul and Silas escaped Thessalonica and made their way to Berea, propelled by faith and a message that could not be silenced. When they arrived, they headed to the synagogue as it was Paul's discipline; however, this time, they were met not with hostility but with hearts open to the whispers of the Divine. This pivotal moment, divinely inspired and recorded by Luke, serves as a beacon for all who seek truth through the Word of God. It invites us to explore the remarkable encounter in Berea, urging us to delve deeper into our own approach to Scripture.

With open hearts and minds, let us journey together into this episode, where we uncover the profound lessons woven into the fabric of faith by the Bereans. Listen, reflect, and let the Holy Spirit transform your relationship with the Word. Join us as we discover the critical issues of the heart that every believer must embrace. This is not just a story—it's a call to action, an invitation to engage with the Word of God with the same fervor and openness as the Bereans. Let’s embark on this journey together, inspired and guided by their example.

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In our last episode, we witnessed Paul and Silas endure hardship and persecution for the sake of spreading the Gospel. Despite facing imprisonment and physical suffering, their faith remained unshakeable, leading to the miraculous conversion of a prison guard and his household. After these events Paul and Silas are asked to leave the city, and they heard towards Thessalonica.

Upon arriving, he follows his customary practice of visiting the synagogue, where he imparts invaluable lessons about the Gospel and seizing opportunities to share the love of Christ with others. While in Thessalonica, we also catch a glimpse into the hearts of those who reject the Gospel, witnessing firsthand their reactions.

If you've ever found yourself facing adversity or experiencing opposition for your faith, this episode may provide some hope and encouragement. Join us as we delve into Acts 17:1-9 and discover profound insights that will strengthen your walk with Christ and empower you to face life's challenges with clarity and confidence.

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Welcome to today’s episode, where we delve into the profound question: What does it mean to be led by the Spirit? It's a common misconception that a life guided by the Spirit is free from challenges such as persecution, job loss, or health issues. However, drawing inspiration from the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul enlightens us that “All things work together for good, for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.” Today, we're going to explore some of the various trials Paul, Timothy, and Silas encountered, how they navigated these moments with grace, and understand how God orchestrates these experiences for a greater purpose. If you're currently facing a tough situation, this episode might just hold the key to finding your way through it. Join us as we uncover the strength and guidance that comes from being led by the Spirit.

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There are two main themes occuring in the beginning of chapter sixteen. First, Paul and Silas arrive at Lystra, and they meet a disciple named Timothy. Luke made it a point to share with us the ethnicity of his parents up front. Timothy mother was a Jewish believer, and his father was a Greek. Why was this so important? The second theme occurringis that Paul, Silas and Timothy were prevented by the Holy Spirit to visit two locations. Why is this important? I find both of these situation are prevalent to the day in time we live in. To learn more down this episode now.

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Welcome to today's episode, where we finish up the fifteenth chapter of Acts. In Paul’s letter to the church in Rome, he told them, “All things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.” In this episode, we witness how Paul and Barnabas lived out the truth in their daily lives, inspiring us to navigate disagreements in a way that brings glory to God. If you've ever struggled to handle disagreements in a Christ-like manner, then this episode is for you. Take note of their example and discover how you too can apply these principles to your own life. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be inspired and encouraged. Download this episode now and join us on this journey of growth and transformation.

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God's intention or act of love for all people, as revealed to Abraham, was that all should be saved, and this has not changed. In chapter 15 of the Book of Acts, the tension among the brethren reaches the point where the situation must be addressed, and I believe we are at this same place today in the church. In this episode, we see how the underlying issues of race, tradition, and misinformation had begun to cause division, and that was not the will of God.

In this episode, I passionately speak about the issue at hand and allow the Holy Spirit to use me to share how this same issue is prevalent today. Turn in now to hear what was shared by the leading of the Holy Spirit. I pray that every listener will be changed by the words shared and that we will all begin to "Love God and our neighbors..."

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Paul and Barnabas are at the end of their first mission trip, and the actions they take are insightful for believers. We are told that "they strengthened the souls of the disciples and encouraged them to continue in the faith..." This is so important for believers today because we have many obstacles to our faith.

To learn more about some of the other actions Paul and Barnabas took download the episode.

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Before recording this episode, I was experiencing a heavy heart all day. It was not until I began to record that the reason behind the heaviness was revealed. This incident reveals a truth about our experiences in life and our walk with Christ. I then noticed this pattern throughout Jesus' life; the gospels, the book of Acts, and the rest of the New Testament.

You are about to listen to the revelation being revealed live while recording the episode. Please create space within your heart, soul, and mind to receive from it what you need. This illumination created a fire in me that caused a new sense of intentionality in what I do. My challenge to you is this: from this moment forward in your life you will focus on the "intention" behind the things we do, say, believe, or not believe. I think you get my point. Enjoy!

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If you've been feeling stuck in a season of life that has passed you by, or perhaps you're experiencing discomfort in a relationship or situation and can't quite put your finger on it, I highly encourage you to download this episode. The Holy Spirit used Paul and Barnabas's situation to shed new light on how we should respond to the end of a season, and it just might provide the clarity you've been searching for.

Don't wait any longer, take the first step towards the beginning of a new season and download this episode now.

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What motivated Paul and Barnabas to go on their first mission trip together? In this episode, we will discover the heart and motivation behind their partnership and their first mission trip together. I believe this information is needed in our day and time.

Download this episode to learn about how the first church sent people who were called by God to do His work.

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Are you curious about how the power of prayer can bring miracles to life? In this episode, we explore the amazing story of Peter and how the church's prayers were answered. The church had been praying for Peter, and God answered their prayers. Now, the answer to their prayers is knocking at the door, but their initial response will surprise you. In this episode; we witnessed two responses to prayer, one of overjoy and excitement and the other of disbelief.

Don't miss out on the enlightening experience! Download the episode now and discover how prayer can draw us closer to Christ.

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In this episode, we dive into one of the most inspiring stories from the Bible. It's the story of how King Herod began to persecute the church and ultimately killed James, the brother of John. But Herod didn't stop there. He wanted to do the same to Peter, so he arrested him. However, little did Herod know that God had a plan.

As Peter was imprisoned, those in the church began to pray earnestly for his release. These prayers moved God to act, and He miraculously saved Peter. This story is a testament to the power of prayer and the unwavering love of God for His people.

If you're feeling discouraged or overwhelmed, this episode is a must-listen. It will remind you that God is always moving on your behalf, and that your prayers have the power to change things in a great way. So download this episode now and be encouraged by this incredible story from the Bible.n this episode, King Herod begins to persecute the church, and he kills James, the brother of John. Herod sees that his action pleases the people, so he arrests Peter so he can do the same to him. But God has a plan. After Peter is arrested and imprisoned, those in the CHURCH begin to pray. These prayers changed things in a great way.
God moved to save Peter, and He is still moving today. Are you aware of how God is moving to answer the prayers of those earnestly praying to him?

Download this episode now to learn more about how God is moving on your behalf.

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Happy New Year, and welcome to the year 2024! In this exciting episode, we delve into the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. We witness how the Holy Spirit helped overcome internal biases among some Jewish believers after Gentiles were granted the same Holy Spirit. The hearts and minds of the people are changed, and they begin to see their faith in a new and inclusive light.

We also witness how the Holy Spirit worked through the Son of Encouragement, Barnabas, to launch Paul into ministry. They spent a year together in Antioch, holding meetings and teaching the believers. As a result of their efforts, the disciples were first called Christians there.

Be sure to download this episode now to understand why being called "Christian" was an important milestone for the early church.

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In this episode, The word got back to Jerusalem about what Peter did at Joppa. Once Peter arrived back in Jerusalem, a group of circumcised believers were waiting there to confront him about his actions. Download this episode now to hear the breakdown of Peter's response to this group. His response is a prototype of how believers should handle these types of situations. May the Holy Spirit touch your heart and empower you to walk in love for all people.

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I am excited to share with you my recent experience of teaching a message at a local church on Sunday. The title of the message was "Saboteurs That Keep Us From Communion with God," and it's a topic that I am deeply passionate about. I believe that understanding the concept of Saboteurs can be transformative for our spiritual growth.

During the message, I provided a brief overview of this topic a deeply passionated shared how it has impacted my life. I am thrilled to say that there will be more episodes to follow, where I will delve deeper into this topic and share even more insights. I hope that you will join me in this journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. May my message inspire you, and may you experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in your life!

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Are you looking for a fresh word to deepen your walk with Christ? If yes, then you won't want to miss this episode! In this inspiring episode, Luke directs his attention back to Peter and shares how God's healing power was able to flow again, resulting in two miraculous events. I also explore some of the names of God to shed more light on what Luke wants us to know. So, why wait?

Download this episode now and experience the life-changing message that will leave you feeling encouraged and uplifted!

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In this intriguing episode, we delve into the events that took place in Saul's life after his escape from Damascus and his return to Jerusalem. Often overlooked by many Bible readers is the fact that at least three years passed during this period. We get to explore what happened when Paul shared his story in the first chapter of Galatians, and how his walk with Christ in the desert led to a transformation of heart, guided by the Holy Spirit.

Be sure to download this episode now and receive a fresh, impactful message that will help deepen your walk with Christ.

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Are you longing for a fresh word to deepen your walk with Christ? If so, this episode is for you! We'll be taking a closer look at Saul's immediate actions after gaining sight, as Luke recorded them in the Bible.

In the book of Acts, Luke writes how Saul was blinded on the road to Damascus and was healed by Ananias. After his eyes were opened (spiritually and physically), Saul immediately began to proclaim the name of Jesus Christ and to preach in the synagogues. His boldness and zeal for the Lord are truly inspiring, and there's so much we can learn from his example.

By listening to this episode, you'll gain valuable insights that you can apply to your own life and relationship with Christ. You'll be encouraged to step out in faith, share the gospel with others, and trust in God's power and provision.

So why wait? Download this episode now and be inspired to take the next step in your journey with Jesus!

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In this episode, we continue the deep dive into Saul's conversion on the road to Destiny (Damascus). Within these verses are important spiritual truths that Luke wanted the church to know. We will see how a man walking in human authority Preying on Christian is brought to the place where he begins Praying for understanding. We also see God's Providence in action again with the introduction of Ananias. If you recall from the previous episodes, I said God has a plan.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating story of Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus. Luke, the author of the book of Acts, beautifully illustrates how Christ can transform a person's life in an instant, and how this transformation can have a profound impact on an encounter with the world around us. Saul, who later becomes Paul, is a prime example of this transformation. He was a zealous persecutor of the early church, but one encounter with Christ on that fateful road to Damascus completely changed the trajectory of his life.

As we explore this story, we also delve into the spiritual truths that Luke wanted to impart to the early church. He wanted to emphasize the power of Christ's Lordship and the fact that persecuting the church is actually persecuting Jesus himself. These truths remain just as relevant and powerful today as they did in the early days of the church.

Through this episode, you will gain fresh insights that will help you deepen your walk with Christ. You will be reminded of the transformative power of Christ and the importance of living out your faith in a world that so desperately needs it.

So, download this episode and be inspired by the incredible story of Saul's conversion.

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In this episode, I recap the previous verses we covered in Acts 8, and I explore these two questions: why did Luke include Phillip's story in the scripture, and what are we to learn from them? The answer to these questions could be the key that opens the door to your next move in God.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.

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In this episode, we continue to see the impact of Phillip's ministry. The word got back to the apostles that Samaria had accepted the word of God, so they sent Peter and John to meet up with Phillip. Have you ever wondered why the Holy Spirit sent Peter and John to Samaria? Was it for the new convert in Samaria or to do heart surgery on Simon? What should believers learn from this information? I believe it was both.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.

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In this episode, we see how God used the persecution of the church to initiate the plans and purpose he had for Phillip to advance God's Kingdom Agenda. If you recall, prior to chapter six in the Books of Acts, Phillip was working behind the scenes; now, God is using him to become the first missionary for the church. The Holy Spirit used Phillip in a supernatural way to affect the lives of people in spiritual bondage.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.

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In this episode, we begin to see how Stephen's death becomes the grain of wheat that falls into the ground and dies and ushers in the prophecy made by Jesus. Acts 1:8 says, "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the farthest parts of the earth.” Be encouraged and know God has a plan. Eyes have not seen, Ears have not heard, or the Mind imagined the things God has prepared for those who love Him.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.

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Jesus taught us in John 12:24 that unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains by itself alone. If it dies, it produces much grain. Stephen was the first martyr in the church, and his life was not sown in vain. In this episode, I break down the history lesson provided by Stephen and how his actions reveal the fruits of a life "full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom" and how this applies to you and me.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is invitin

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In this episode, we are introduced to Stephen, a man full of the Spirit who was used by God. His history lesson is still ringing in the ethos today. This episode is longer than normal, but it was so worth it to hear his story in one sitting. In the next episode, I will explore what all this means for you and me.

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In this episode, we see how conflict becomes the means by which God selected people for the work of the ministry. How do you view conflict? Do you see it as a threat or an opportunity for God to show up on your behalf? I also want to point out upfront that the answer to the conflict was not found outside the church. The answer was standing by, waiting for the appointed time to be recognized. What does all this mean for you?

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, the disciples find themselves in trouble again for obeying God and are put in prison. This time the Angel of the Lord shows up on their behalf in the "night" and leads them out of the prison. However, instead of running away, the Angel of the Lord sends them right back to where all the trouble started. In the midst of all this, we get to see God's Providence at work on behave of the Apostles. Are you able to see God's providence at work in your life?

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, the apostle find themselves in trouble again for obeying God, and this time they are lock in prison. However; at night the angel of Lord appeared and opened the prison doors and led them out. Are you willing to be led out of your current situation?

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, I discuss the importance of giving yourself permission to take action. Recently in my own life, I have noticed that I failed to move forward into action because I was looking for permission to do so. 2 Tim 1:7 states that God has not given us the spirit of fear but has given us a spirit of power, love, and sound mind.

Today, God provided the breakthrough, and I wanted to encourage you. Download the episode now to hear more.

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I often find it interesting to see how people respond to how God's power is working in and through others. In this episode, we see that many signs and wonders were taking place through the hands of the apostles, and while this was occurring, other people were afraid to join them, and others spoke highly of them. Why did Luke add this brief description of how the Holy Spirit was working in the Apostle? Was it to show us how others will perceive it, or was it to prepare us for what comes after the move of the Holy Spirit?

Either way, I want you to be encouraged and to know that the Holy Spirit knows exactly what you need so that you remain in Him. Download the episode now to discover the answer for yourself.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, Luke shows us how Barnabas (which is translated son of encouragement) came into the community. We also will discover that God is more concerned about what is happening within your heart than your actions.

Download this episode now to learn why this so important today, just as it was in the early church.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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Peter and John are released and they go tell the people all that happened to them. What happens next is a critical point for the Peter, John and the early church, and the church of today. So what did they do? I believe within these verses hold the key to activating the power of Holy Spirit in the church and our personal lives. Are you worn down by the internal and external war and battles we fight daily? Are you tired of the threats?

Download this episode now to learn how Peter, John and the early church handled the same situation.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, Peter and John are brought before the council to be questioned. The council recognized that Peter and John weren't like other troublemakers who were brought before them. In my opinion, the words spoken over them by the council reveal a spiritual truth that all believers should know and walk in.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, Peter and John are confronted and put in jail by the angry religious leaders because of what they were teaching. Understanding why they were angry should create a greater understanding on the "Power of Jesus Name, and Resurrection." In John 10:10, Jesus said "I came that you have life, and life more abundantly", which indicates that there is life available to believers beyond what we ask or think.

Download the episode now to learn how the resurrection power of God is connected to this life.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, we dive deeper into Peter's response to the people who were amazed by the healing of the lame man. We witness how forgiveness positions people to be restored and refreshed if they act on the new information provided. We discover how repentance is an act of our mind, will, and emotions that cause us to turn around and walk in the newness.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, the crowd is completely astounded by what happened to the lame man, so Peter takes advantage of the opportunity by providing an explanation. Within his response, there are hidden diamonds worth exploring, and I believe these diamonds are critical for believers desiring to walk in the Power of God.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton’s book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, we take a deeper look at the lame man that was brought to the "Beautiful Gate daily to beg for money. Luke chose this situation to reveal to us how we can personally have an impact on people outside the temple.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In this episode, as a result of Peter’s speech, we witness the birthing of the Church or the principle of first mention" for the Church. At the time, they did not know they were becoming the Church, so their motives and attentions were pure and unhindered by outside forces.

In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke’s history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church’s beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In episode 109, I talked about "Not Leaving Jerusalem” until you receive the promise from the Father. In this episode, I want to share some insights I received about entering your "Jerusalem." I pray that you will be encouraged to continue walking with Christ as you enter your Jerusalem.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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After posting the last episode "The Sound and What Does This Mean", I've had a strong burden in my heart. In this episode I go deeper into understanding of the last statement made in Act 2:13 "They are drunk with new wine." I pray you receive what the Holy Spirit has for you, and that you embrace the new in you life.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence, mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you received first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence, mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you received first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence, mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you received first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit was pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence, mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you received first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit was pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people.
Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence, mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention". "This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you received first. This of course creates a number of concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that takes place when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate."

I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church beginning so that He can create a new lens for believers to view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting you to join this study.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023.
Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s pray identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s pray identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:
1. The knowledge of God - verse 17
2. What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
3. What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
4. What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s pray identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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Our recent episodes on Paul's prayer for revelation has been life changing to say the least. After posting the most recent episode last night, the presence of the Holy Spirit has been so strong, I could only go back and read Ephesians chapter 1. This led to this first step. Change in the air, give yourself permission to partake of it, allow yourself to be wrapped up in His story of your life, for His glory. May this episode bring peace and His presence to you now. Be blessed, and continue your daily walk with Christ.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, and not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s prayer identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, and not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s prayer identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, not just a typical prayer, but a pray of power and focus. I believe Paul’s prayer identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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As we approach the end of 2022, I was led to Paul’s prayer for the believers at the church of Ephesus, in Ephesians1:17-23, in anticipation of what will occur in 2023. Have you ever thought about what caused Paul to pray this prayer for the saints? They were already believers, and the testimony of their faith in the Lord Jesus and their love for all the saints was good. However, Paul felt the need to pray for them, not just a typical prayer, but a prayer of power and focus. I believe Paul’s prayer identifies a critical need in our lives today. His prayer focuses on three key areas:

The knowledge of God - verse 17
What is the hope of His calling - verse 18
What is the wealth of His glorious inheritance in the saints - verse 18
What is the incomparable greatness of His power towards us who believe - verse 19

Join me as I break down Paul’s prayer. Download now to learn more about his prayer of revelation and how understanding this prayer can change your walk with God our Father.

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I begin the episode; by continuing the conversation on Hope, and I will explore verses 14-18. Merrian-Webster defines Hope as: to cherish a desire with anticipation; to want something to happen or to be true. In the New Testament, Hope is defined as: the fulfillment of, a confident expectation, put one's trust in. Prior to Jesus showing up on the scene, every person living outside the Promise was without hope. Take a moment to think about the thousands of years billions of people endured living without hope. I think of my own life, and the years I lived in false hope or with the illusion of hope I painted in my mind, and I can only weep in my spirit. Now you have a better understanding of the Hope Paul is talking about and how this Hope changed the game for all of humanity. Download now

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In chapter 14, Paul told the Roman church and believers today how to honor and respect each other within the church. Now in chapter 15, he continues to challenge those who are strong in their faith. In this episode, Paul focuses his attention on mutual acceptance of fellow believers and Christians. Paul is aware that our conduct displays our love for Christ and it can have an effect on others.

During the recording, I experienced for the first time a technical difficulties with the recording. My goal is always to provide you with the raw recording, so that you can experience me live. While expounding on Hope the technical difficulty happen, so you will notice an abrupt change. I believe the insight the Holy Spirit provided is worth speaking to again, so I will record a separate episode as a First Step. Please enjoy this episode, and forward it to a friend or family member if you feel they will benefit from it.

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In chapter 14, Paul told the Roman church and believers today how to honor and respect each other within the church. Now in chapter 15, he continues to challenge those who are strong in their faith. In this episode, Paul focuses his attention on those believers who are strong in the faith and sheds light on how they should honor those who are weak in the faith. Paul is aware that our conduct displays our love for Christ and it can have an effect on others. Download this episode now if you desire a fresh word for today.

In chapter 13, Paul told the Roman church and believers today why it's important to honor civil government, love their neighbors, and to be motivated by Godly conduct. Now in chapter 14, he moves the discussion one step further by instructing believers on how to honor and respect each other within the church. In this episode, Paul focuses his attention on those believers who are strong in the faith and sheds light on how they should honor those who are weak in the faith. Paul is aware that our conduct displays our love for Christ and can have an effect on others. Download this episode now if you desire a fresh word for today.

In chapter 13, Paul told the Roman church and believers today why it's important to honor civil government, love their neighbors, and to be motivated by Godly conduct. Now in chapter 14, he moves the discussion one step further by instructing believers on how to honor and respect each other within the church. Paul understood that our conduct displays our love for Christ, and can have an effect on others. Download this episode now if you desire a fresh word for today.

In chapter 12, Paul told the Roman church and believers today how to live among the families and neighbors who are hostile. Now in verses 8-12, he moves the discussion one step further by instructing believers to love their neighbors and what Christian conduct is. Paul understands how we conduct ourselves displays our love for Christ. Download this episode now if you desire a fresh word for today.

In chapter 12, Paul told the Roman church and believers today how to live among the families and neighbors who are hostile. Now in chapter 13, he takes the discussion one step further by instructing believers on how to live peaceably with the government. Paul understands how we live with others, and the authorities God has put in place display our love for Christ. Download this episode now if you desire a fresh word for today.

What an interesting title for this episode “Whatever you do...” Yes, it was meant to get our attention because it is about what we do or are doing. Download this episode now to discover how what we do and who we do to and for matters.

In Romans chapter 12, Paul begins to speak to the church in the role of a pastor, to explain to them how they should live after having seen God’s mercy and wisdom at work in their lives. In verses 9-21, Paul continues to express the power of going all in, however now he teaches us what it means to throw all the chips on the table in demonstrating "Agape" and Philo love. Download now to learn what Agape and Philo love should look like in us.

What did Paul mean when he asked the church members in Rome to “Present their bodies as a living sacrifice" and when he said, “Do not conform to this world”? In Romans chapter 12, he begins to speak to the church in the role of a pastor, to explain to them how they should live after having seen God’s mercy and wisdom at work in their lives. Download now to learn more about what Paul means by the "grace" and “gifting" of God, and how it effect you and me.

In Romans chapter 12, Paul begins to speak to the church on how to live since they have seen God's mercy and wisdom at work in their life. How will or have you responded to the mercy, grace, and wisdom God our Father has shown you? Download now to learn more.

I want to share an excellent short story by Billy Jack Brawner titled “It All Starts With A Seed.” The story reminds us that we, too, are like a seed and need to be planted and nurtured to grow, produce and become what we were created to be. Please enjoy and share this episode with someone you know who needs encouragement or support in their daily walk with Christ.

In chapter eleven, we will see how God's providence showed up for Israelites and provides insight into how God's providence is working for believers today. Paul shares how Israel's failure to accept the Gospel will not hinder or stop God's plan for them. He goes on to share deep insights into how remnants reveal the grace and power of God.

In this episode, you will discover deeper insights into God's plan and his manifold wisdom. Download this episode now

Is surrender and act or a lifestyle? In the bonus session I will address this question, with the hope of allowing God's illumination to reveal to you what you need, to walk closer with
Christ.

In chapter eleven will will see how God's providence showed up for Israelites, and provides insight into how God's providence is working for believers today. Paul shares how Israel's failure to accept the Gospel will not hinder or stop God's plan for them. He goes on to share deep insights into how remnants reveal the grace and power of God.

After reading Romans 12:21, "Don't allow yourself to be overpowered by evil. Take the offense - overpower evil by good", I was led to create a second session. My prayer is that this episode will renew your strength in Christ, and empower your to walk in your newness of life in Christ.

In this episode, we continue to discover insights about how Israel missed the way. Paul, revealed that his heart desire was to see his brothers and sisters saved. He also shared with them how the their zealousness and their approach to hearing the Gospel caused them to miss God. Can our passion and zeal lead us down the wrong path? Download this episode now to find out the answer to this question and more.

In this episode, We discover insights about how Israel missed the way. Paul, revealed that his heart desire was to see his brothers and sisters saved, and how zealous they were for God. However; their zeal and approach caused them to miss God. Can our passion and zeal lead us down the wrong path? Download this episode now to find out the answer to this question and more.

In this episode, we will learn more about "Remnants", and the role they play in God's plan for humanity. From the beginning of time until present day God has always had a remnant available to him. Through remnant are small in size, they are mighty in God's eyes and they can also do great exploits when he put his anointing on them. What does the parable of the mustard seed teach us about remnants? In previous episodes, I mentioned that a remnant is a sign of God's grace and mercy. Do you know why this is the case? Download now to learn more about these two questions and more.

In this episode, Paul continues his in-depth teaching of how God can show mercy however he chooses. He starts by asking a question that all believers should take notice of; Does what is molded say to the molder, "Why have you made me this way?" In the remaining verses, he goes on to answer this question with additional examples and insights. Lastly, Paul explains how a missed opportunity for some, can accelerate plans God's plans for others. Download now to learn more.

Although Paul became a Christian his heart was still for his people, and he was committed to sharing the Gospel with them to reveal the new truths of God. In this episode, Paul begins to address several major issues occurring in the church, along with the persecution that was coming from his countrymen the Israelites. He reveals how God used the hardened hearts of his people for the greater good to bring in the harvest that was ripe. The examples Paul uses are still applicable today, and by understanding them you can see God at work in our current time. Download this episode now, to hear how Paul shares HIStory (God's Story).

In this episode, we review Paul's encouraging words to believers to support them through tough and disappointing times. He teaches believers how we should respond in the face of test and trails, because our God our Father, the Holy Spirit and Christ Jesus has our back, front and is all around us.

Download this episode now, to learn more about how to act when a test, trail or suffering comes your way.

In this episode, we take a deeper look at the foundational truths Paul reveals in these scriptures. God our Father, wants his children to know and experience all the spiritual and physical blessings he has provided for us. You will learn, what it means to be set free from slavery to sin, and what effects it had on our human spirit. You will also learn why Paul used the term "Adoption" in verse 15. Lastly, you will hear powerful insights on the distinction between religion and relationships. Download now, and share this episode with someone else.

In this episode, we continue to breakdown Paul's revelation of believers life in, or relationship with Christ. He explains with clearly the difference between living according to the flesh and living according to the Spirit. Paul wants all believers to understand that if you choose to live according to the flesh, your outlook of life will be shaped by it, and the end result is death. However; if believers choose to live according to Spirit, their outlook of life will be shaped by the Spirit, and the end result is live and peace. Which life have you chosen to shape your outlook? Download this episode now to gain more insights into this important distinction.

Are you aware of the foundational truths in Paul's statement, "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." This episode examines the three foundational truths hidden in plain sight in the first four verses in chapter eight. Once believers understand these truths, they can begin activating the power that Christ provided by choosing to live in these truths. This episode is one that you will want to save and share with someone. Download now to learn about these three foundational truths.

In this episode, Paul becomes vulnerable and reveals insights into his personal struggles. He lets us know the true source of his struggles, which is the flesh. Paul's words are so important for believers because most of us are living in condemnation, due to this like of knowledge. He wants all believers to understand the war we are involved in every day, even if we were unaware it is taking place. Download now to hear more...

In this episode, Pauls begins to unpack the freedom Christ provided from the Law for believers. He uses the institution of marriage to reveal how this freedom was provided to all who believe. Are you ready to live in the freedom Christ provided for us? I want you to know this freedom, and live it. Download now, to learn more about it.

Can any good come out of being a slave? In the previous episode, he let us know that believers were free from sin's domination in their life. In this episode, Paul addresses the possible outcomes of being slaves to sin and slaves to righteousness. Download now to learn more...

In this episode, Paul continues to shed light on how the physical aspect of being baptized reveals spiritual truths for believers. These truths are designed to encourage the saints of God to live in the newness of what Christ has provided for us. Are you living in this newness? Download now to discover how to start living in this wonderful newness.

In this episode, we explore how Paul addresses his critics. He sheds new light on the spiritual implications of the born-again experience, and what being baptized symbolizes in the natural and spiritual realms. I must warn you up front, that we had a visitation by the Holy Spirit, and he illuminated these scriptures in a new light. If you are open and ready to hear a fresh word from heaven, download this episode now.

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As we enter into the Passion week of Christ it is important for believers to grasp and understand the work Jesus did to redeem us. In this episode, Paul explains how sin entered the world and death spread to all humanity. However, the story does not stop there because, how much more did the grace of God and the gift by the grace of no man Jesus Christ multiply to many. Download now to hear how God's abundance of grace is still available and waiting for you...

As we go deeper into this chapter Paul reveals a deeper revelation of the heart of God, and how we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Paul wants believers to know, when we face afflictions, tests, and trails God can use those situation to transform our current life. Download this episode now to learn more about how God is working in your current situation, to draw you closer to him.

As believers, our walk with God should affect those around us. Our decisions and action should visibly reflect the commitment we've made as followers of Christ. In this episode, we take to look at an example of how Abram did this, by putting his faith into action. Genesis tells us, "He believed God, and God reckoned it to him (Abram) as righteousness." Download now to hear more about the Abram's active faith, and how you too can operate in this same action faith.

In this episode, we completed the fourth chapter of Romans, and then we started and then started an in-depth look at the life of Abraham. This episode is for anyone who has forgotten the promise of God spoken over their life. He wants you to know that he's (God) is not done with you yet. Although you may experience setbacks, there is something you need to know, God has not, and will not leave you. Download now to hear how God stayed with Abram during his setback, and how Christ Jesus is with believers today.

In this episode, Paul continues to reveal the plan God had for all humanity when he made the request to Abraham in Gen 12:1. We learn more about the powerful level of trust Abraham had in God, and how that trust was counted to him as Righteousness. Download now to to experience your breakthrough

In this episode, Paul begins to direct our attention to Abraham to show us there is only one way to be saved, and there has only been one way since the beginning of the human race. I must let you know up front, that the presence of the Holy Spirit. I pray that you receive all that He has for you while you listen. Download load now

In this episode, I discuss love, and how choosing to live in its power can change our lives and the world. May you be inspired to accept the words of Jesus that asked to "love our enemies and pray for those who persecute you..." Download now to hear more.

This is a meaty episode, so plan on listening to it it several times. Paul explains that everyone needs the gospel, and God is faithful. There is no amount of work a person can do that will save them, or make them righteous in the sight of God. The Righteous of God can only come through faith in Christ Jesus. Download now to taste the meat of God's word.

In today's episode I focus on a question that was asked of me. The question was "Why am I trying to convince myself?" This question revealed to deeper yearning within me, that has to be dealt with, too more forward. Download now to hear my authentic response.

In this episode, Paul reveals to the Jews in Rome that they are not justified by having the law only. His message is inspiring and can be applied to all believers in the Church today. A Christian is not a Christian because they have the Word of God. We are Christian, because we accepted God's love, and have acknowledged our Savior Jesus the Christ. There are so many strong truths revealed in this episode, so please download now and listen to it with your spiritual ears.

I watched a short film yesterday, and the moderator said these words: Presence is not a verb, Presence is a noun. These words stuck with me, and I was led to John chapter 15. In this episode, I want to share with you, what insights I received. Download now

Comparison is the root of all evil! At the core of our disappointment in life, we will usually find comparison being used in one form or another. In today's episode, my focus is on the words Paul spoke over the church at Colosse, and how they ring true for believers today. Are you aware that believers have access to an unlimited power source to guide us? Download now to find out more, and to be encouraged in your walk today.

In this episode, Paul shifts his attention away from the gentiles and now begins to talk to the people of the promise. It is important to understand that Paul was talking to the people of his time, and throughout the church age who fit the description, he is discussing. He is employing all saints to "Do the right thing", and live in a manner that is pleasing unto, God our Father, and Christ Jesus. Are you ready to hear what the Holy Spirit has to say? Download now.

In this episode, I continued to focus on the prayers that Paul prayed over the people. My desire is that his prayers will penetrate through all the noise and reach your hearts. Paul wanted to see the saints walking in their inheritance, I too want saints all around the world transformed by the presence of God our Father, and Christ Jesus. Download now to hear today's encouragement.

I can feel a change happening in the air, do you feel it? God our Father has equipped believers with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ. Everything that we need to live in the realm of God's possibilities has been provided, and he is waiting on us to allow him to do his heart desire in us. Download this episode now to find out more about what is waiting for you...

Paul stated in Philippians 4:13; that he could do all things through Christ who strengthens him. Do you know why he could make this statement with such confidence? Download now, to find out why.

Welcome to the first episode of "First Step". It's been pulling at my heart to offer more support in partnering with you so I will be posting more throughout the week. The goal of "First Step" is to inspire, encourage or provide strength on your journey of walking with Jesus each day. Jesus said, "With God all things are possible". Are there areas in our life that we are limiting Jesus and God our Father? Of course, there are we are humans right? Download now to hear more.

Paul's words should be taken as a warning to all believers. His words reveal a dangerous pattern that should be avoided, and he explains why God is able to hold every human morally responsible for their sin. At the root of all idolatry is this truth, people exchange "the truth of God for a lie and worship the creation rather than the creator". As believers, we have the power of God living inside of us, so how do we use this power to contribute to the dying world around us? There is nothing new under the sun, so we should not ed alarmed at the current state of the world. Download this episode to find out how you can change your world not by pushing the word at people, but by allowing the Christ in you to pull them out...

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In this episode, Paul explains why it is so important to receive the righteousness of faith, then trust in our own efforts. He also provides invaluable insights into how nature reveals that God the creator exists. Karl Marx stated, "If you can cut the people off from their history, then they can be persuaded." Download now, to find out how more about our history in Christ, and in the Father...

In this episode, we see how at the heart of all Paul does, Praise and Prayer are two keys in his life. We see how he is motivated by prayer and praise to God the Father through Christ Jesus. In this episode, you will also hear important truths about what motivated Paul, and how this same truth should motivate all the Saints of God. Download now to find out more...

The key focus for 2022, is to embrace the transformation process so we can "be" who we were created to be in Christ. The letter to the Romans is a book that repeatedly changes the world, by changing people, and I am sure it will have the same effect on you. In this episode, we discussed Paul's introduction to the Romans and some of the keywords he used. Download now to begin your journey of transformation.

Warning do not download this episode if you are not willing to move from where you are. In this episodeJesus enters into Jerusalem and announces his Kingship. How it not in the way, most kings of his time did it. This very point reveals to believers that his kingdom is about the people, and not being seen. Many interesting points were revealed as we study this chapter, and we had a visitor show up. Download now to hear what transpired.

In this episode, we go deeper into heart issues as Jesus walks towards his destiny at Jerusalem. Towards the end of the chapter Jesus reveals to us what it takes to be great, and how to serve others. One key theme of the verses we reviewed was "Why are you following Jesus", so I will leave you with this question. Please download now to hear what new discoveries were discovered.

Jesus begins his journey towards Jerusalem to fulfill his destiny. As Jesus travels with the disciples he takes every opportunity to teach people and his disciples. In chapter ten, Jesus addresses several heart issues that present themselves. Download the episode now to hear how Jesus handled these heart issues.

In this week's episode, we explore the remaining verses in the chapter. Jesus's starts the conversation about his death and resurrection with the disciples, but they did not understand. Their focus was on things, that did not add not value to to people or the Kingdom of God. Several heart issues are revealed in in disciples in these verses, for example: when Jesus discovered they were arguing among themselves about "who would be greatest". John also revealed a heart condition, when he told Jesus about the person casting out demons in his name. Download this episode to hear how Jesus took the time to explain, teach, and redirect the disciples focus, to show them how to live "Inside-Out".

In this week's episode, we explore verses 14-29. After the mountain top experience, Jesus and the three disciples come down back to reality when they meet up with the other disciples. Have you ever experienced a mountain top experience with God, only to come back to the reality of arguing? Well, you are not alone, this was part of the disciple's process, and I am for sure they are part of ours. Jesus addresses a heart issue head-on when he stated "O unbelieving generation! How long will I be with you? How long must I put up with you? Bring him here to me! Download now to learn more about how Jesus teaches us to live "inside-Out".

In this episode, I was led to do a review of Jesus's teaching of the vine and the branches in John 15:1-10. More amazing insights on "Inside-out living" came out of this review. After the review, we explored Mark 9:1-13 which I will call the "Transfiguration". Download this episode now to find out what new revelations were revealed. Enjoy

During the last two episodes, I mentioned knowing "your worth", and knowing "who you are in Christ". In this short episode, I provide scripture references for who you are in Christ. It is my prayer that you will download and listen to these truths until they become a reality. Please share this episode with anyone you know of who is struggling with their identity.

In this episode, we continue to see examples of how Jesus lived "inside out living". He warned the disciples to beware of "leaven of the Pharisees, and the leaven of Herod", and he confronts the disciples to address why they are talking about bread. Listen to this episode now to discover what these issues have to do with you?

After teaching the importance of "Inside out" living at the beginning of the chapter, this episode highlights the importance of knowing who you are. Jesus shows us how to address issues we face where everything seems to be against us. Open your heart and ears to hear what the Lord has for you...

Inside-out living is what Jesus is teaching us today. Most people zero their focus on outside living, and Jesus declares that by doing this you dismiss the Commandant of God. Are you holding on to traditions of men, that are causing you to miss God? If you are this episode is for you. Listen to the approach Jesus took when he was addressed with this issue. Download and listen to the episode today.

In this episode tells the disciples to get in the boat and go to the other side for the third time. However, Jesus is not in the boat with them, he has gone up to the mountain to pray. Look at the life lessons the disciples experienced, and believers experience on a daily basis. The real question for us and the disciples is "What did they learn?". Download this episode now to see if you know they answer.

In this episode, we pick up at Mark 6:30, and the apostles are returning to Jesus and reporting the results of their first mission trip he sent them out. Jesus's response to them was virtually important, do you know what he said to them? Every time Jesus speaks there is a lesson to learn. Are you ready for your next lesson? Of course, you are, download the episode now to find out more about what Jesus said and taught the apostles.

The one word that describes the opening of sixth chapter of Mark, is Contrast. In the second half of Mark chapter five we witness the faith of Jairus and woman with the issue of blood. Jesus responded to their faith, and both of their needs were met. As Jesus visits his home town, the reaction of the people are in direct contrast to the examples in the previous chapter. They approach him with skepticism and unbelief and judgement. They present several questions about Jesus, that help us identify their heart and motives. How are you approaching Jesus, or the Word of God? Let's step in to find out...

What do you do when life disrupts your plans? How do you respond to bad news, a setback, or a sense of no hope? You will find insights into the answer in this episode. I will caution you upfront, this episode is not for anyone looking for an excuse or a way out. If you are desperate and have no options left, you are right where you need to be, to meet the answer. Don't wait to download this episode, do it now.

Never give up, Never give up

Jesus and the disciples land on the other side, but not where they wanted to be. When things in life do go the way you expected, that's not the time to quit it's time to press in. This is exactly what chapter 5 is all about. Are you ready to press in?

This chapter opens with "Jesus entering the synagogue again, and a man with a withered hand was there". Have you ever considered how long has this man entered the church hoping for something to change? It makes me wonder how many many believers who lover Jesus today, go to church every week and have something in their lives withered? It can be withered emotions, withered relationships, withered finances, withered longing or withered desires and purpose. Well everything is about to change for this man, and you if you are ready to respond to the request Jesus made of him. This episode will cause a change in your situation, so hit play now.

I pray the power and presence of Jesus over your life now... Amen

In Mark chapter two we continue to see Jesus operating in his ministry and going to where the people are. In this chapter we witness the love and faith of true friendship, as we review the story of the paralytic. Are you ready to discover what Jesus has and wants for you in this chapter? I know you are, so step in now.

After sending several weeks in Mark chapter 4, I realized that there are diamonds to be found. My goal for embarking on this journey is to discover these diamonds, so they can help strengthen us daily as we strive to be lead by the Holy Spirit. Mark gospel is the shortest of the synoptic gospels, and it focuses on the public ministry of Jesus. Are you ready to go mining for diamonds?

In this episode; we focus our attention on the warning Jesus gave his disciples in Mark chapter four verses 24-26 "Take care of what you hear! For measure by which you measure out, it will be measured out to you and added to you. For whoever has, more will be given to him, and whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken away from him. " Jesus is not talking about the rich get richer, or the poor get poorer here as many will lead us to believe. He is addressing the issue of discipleship and our capacity to receive. I know you want more of Jesus, so don't delay download this episode now.

In this episode, we continue our journey in Mark chapter four. When Jesus said "If has ears to hear, let him hear", reveals that not everyone who hears will understand. If a person does not understand, how will they ever receive what was said? I believe Jesus is revealing to us that hearing also involves our position in him, more than just hearing. Are you ready to discover more about your hearing?

In this episode, we discover Mark's insight on the question Jesus asked the disciples in the boat; "Why are you so fearful? How is it that you have no faith? Have you ever wondered what did Jesus want the disciples to do? Did he expect them to speak to the storm as he did? Did he expect them to stand up in the boat and say "Peace be Still!" I believe he wanted the disciples to respond in either way. However; I believe until fully understand the heart and will of Jesus for our lives and the specific situations we face in life, we will not respond. Why? Well, let's take a walk to receive a deeper understanding of the Love and Heart of Jesus. Enjoy

In this episode, we walk through Luke's perspectives of the occurrence that happened in the boat. Here we will discover more truths that should lead us to more introspective work. Jesus asked the disciples "Where is your faith", because he wanted them to understand that it was not with them in the boat, or in him.

I must warn you this is not a typical episode, it is full of passion and convention. In this episode, we walked through chapter 8 of Matthew to discover the context around this question "Why are you so fearful? Jesus asked his disciples and all believers this question to help them and us to locate where our hearts. I pray this esisode speaks to you and causes a change in your thoughts and actions. Enjoy and share the episode with a friend or family member.

In this episode, we walk through the last parts of Jesus's sermon on the mount in Matt 7. In this chapter, Jesus is revealing to believers the way to live that will cause a radical change in themselves and draw others to Christ. Now is the time to experience a radical shift in your life, so dont wait, download and share this episode now.

In the episode, we continue to gain more insight on "Be perfect, just as your Father is perfect". We walk through Matt 6 to discover some critical points and important questions Jesus asked the disciples. Are you ready to answer these questions:

Is not life more than food, the body more than clothing?
Are you not worth more than them?
Which of you by worrying can add to your statue?
So why do you worry about clothing?
How much more will God clothe you?

Enjoy the episode and don't forget to dd your comments.

In the episode we take a walk through Mark 8 verses 1-25 to hear, see and discover how to increase our walk with Jesus. Have you ever noticed all the questions that Jesus asked during his ministry on earth? What do these questions mean to you and me today? Will his questions assist me in drawing closer to him each day? Should we take time to meditate about them, or just read right past them? Check out a few of the questions Jesus asked in this passage:

How many loaves do you have?
Why does this generation ask for a sign?
Why are you discussing that you have no bread?
Do you not yet perceive or understand?
Have you harden your heart?

If you're like and these questions hit home, exercise courage and step in to see what may come out of it.

Jesus told us to be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect. What does this entail, and how do we go about it. In this episode, we focus on the Beatitudes in Matt 5 to gain a better understanding of how to be made perfect. Enjoy

The goal is to identify how the working of the Holy Spirit to create new awareness in our walk with Jesus. In this session, we walk through chapter 6, so get ready to find the hidden gems of scriptures. More insights were shared on our citizenship, and what it means to be an Ambassador for Christ. The question after the listen is are ready to give up your passport?

The goal is to identify how the working of the Holy Spirit to create new awareness in our walk with Jesus. In this session, we walk through chapter 5, so get ready to find the hidden gems of scriptures, to help believers to understand our role as ambassadors of the King of God.

The goal is to identify how the working of the Holy Spirit to create new awareness in our walk with Jesus. In this session, we walk through chapters 1 and 2, so get ready to find the hidden gems of scriptures.

Metaphors used in scriptures reveal a deeper understanding of the love God has for his sons and daughters? What does it mean to be:

The Body of Christ?
The Bride of Christ?
The Branch in the Vine?
The Household of God?
The Flock of God?

If you ready to discover how these metaphors are designed to increase your relationship with Christ, then click play now.

This discussion is not for the weak at heart, so use caution before listening. As we drove into Galatians chapters 1 and 2, we discovered some interesting terms and insights that call for reflection and a revisit of the scriptures. What does it mean to be a slave of Christ?
What does it mean to be crucified with Christ, and to no longer live?
How is Christ living in me? What does it mean to live by faith in the Son of God?

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. Chapter 6 continues with understanding how the Holy Spirit supports believers in a practical way every day of their life. Open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

This episode was not planned, and it was a complete blessing. We have a brief overview discussion about what have we learned from these key areas:

Jesus's Birth
Jesus's Life and Walk
Jesus's Crucifixion
Jesus's Resurrection
Jesus's Ascension

I am sure there will be more on this topic soon. Please enjoy.

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. Chapter 5 continues with understanding how the Holy Spirit supports believers in a practical way every day of their life. Open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. Chapter 4 is all about taking the heavenly blessing that Jesus our Christ secured for us and using them in our everyday life. Open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. We discover two more provisions in chapter 3, open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. We discover two more provisions in chapter 2, open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

As we continue to build our personal foundation in Christ, we need to understand that God our Father wants us to live our lives by the Holy Spirit. With this understanding, we venture into the book of Ephesians to discover the provision God our Father has made possible for Christians. We discover two more provisions in chapter 1, open yourselves up to receive what the Holy Spirit has for you.

In Matt 16:24- 25, "Jesus speaks to his disciples and explains the truth on how to conquer self by saying" If anyone wants to come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever wants loses his life on account of me will find it." In this session, we will take a look at Jesus's example of this very statement through the eyes of Paul.

This bonus session is focused on going deeper into the the four initial questions presented last session. The four question are:

Where is self come from?
What are the works of self?
How can we conquer it?
What is my role and responsibility in conquering self?

Part two of Hinderances of the Spiritual Life. In this lesson we will focus on answering the following questions about Self:

Where did self come from?
What are the works of self?
How can we conquer it?
What is my role and responsibility in conquering self?

The number one enemy to living the John 10:10 promised to Christian’s is SELF. Today's discussion is part one of the Hinderances to the Spiritual Life.

Today's lesson is focused on the Fruit of the Spirt is Love. You will learn practical things you can do daily to walk with Christ...

Today's lesson is focused on the Blessings of the Spirit led Life. We will discover some of the blessing and promises our Father provides for us, if we accept to remain in Christ...

An individual's personal foundation is his or her structural basis that supports them in living an exceptional life. Just as a house must be build on a strong foundation to avoid collapsing under stress, so must our lives. John 10:10 states I (Jesus) have come that you may have life, and have it more abundantly.

An individual's personal foundation is his or her structural basis that supports them in living an exceptional life. Just as a house must be build on a strong foundation to avoid collapsing under stress, so we must know the strength of our personal foundation.

Welcome to the 2021, the Year of Change. The focus of the teaching for this year will be on building our personal foundation in Christ, so that we can live daily in his presence. John 15:4 states "Abide in Me, and I in you. Abiding means that we acknowledge that we are walking with Jesus continuously, and that we recognize Jesus and the Holy Spirit are walking with us. The change we will experience in 2021, will be a change in our inner man, and as a result of this change our lives will bear fruit for our Father....

I am personally looking forward to see how our Father, Jesus, and Holy Spirit show up in our lives this year. Enjoy.