Beyond the Building

We have been created with a tremendous need to be in relationship.

We desire to really be known for who we are: to be loved, valued and accepted.

Until we discover that our deepest needs need to be met first by our Heavenly Father, we will struggle in achieving healthy relationships with others.

While emotional or spiritual injury can leave us stuck and unable to live in true freedom, God has provided a way for us to recover and be whole.

The process can be painful but similar to the unfreezing of a shoulder, it leads to freedom and range of motion that may have been forgotten along the way.

All of us experience a wounded heart in our lifetimes.

When the wound is not addressed and healed, a door is opened for unforgiveness to enter which then leads to a bitter heart.

A heart that is stuck in bitterness is cold and unmoving.but, there is hope.

This is a powerful episode on how the choice to forgive (and be forgiven) melts even the most frozen of hearts.

All it takes is an open door. We have a thought or experience that ushers in a simple thought of fear or anxiety.

If not addressed swiftly, these emotions can overtake us - leaving us paralyzed.

Similar to the way an injury can produce a scar, impeding the free movement of our bodies, emotional or spiritual injury can produce unseen scar tissue that keeps us from living free.

In today’s episode, learn to identify the warning signs of these injuries in order to avoid being in the pain that comes along with these frozen places.

Similar to the way an injury can produce a scar which impedes the free movement of our bodies, emotional or spiritual injury can produce unseen scar tissue that keeps us from living free.

In today’s episode, learn to identify the warning signs of these spiritual injuries in order to avoid being in the pain that comes along with these frozen places.

In a Christmas season that looks very different than others have in the past, we may find ourselves exhausted, weary and struggling.

The same thing could be said of those in the very first Christmas story.

In the middle of their struggle, a conqueror was born making a way for us all to be more than conquerors in every battle we face.

In a Christmas season that looks very different than others have in the past, we may find ourselves exhausted, weary and struggling.

The same thing could be said of those in the very first Christmas story.

In the middle of their struggle, a conqueror was born making a way for us all to be more than conquerors in every battle we face.

The enemy is after our minds. If he can influence our thinking, then he can influence our behaviors and our emotions.

This teaching on the helmet of salvation will address how to recognize strongholds of thoughts that prevent us from walking in victory.

Our only offensive weapon in the armor of God is our sword, the Word of God. This sword is unique and reveals truth that we can apply to our personal lives today.