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In this episode of The Statesman Podcast, Pastor Joe reflects on a powerful chapel message from guest speaker Pastor Christina about true spiritual transformation.
Through the story of Naaman in 2 Kings 5, Christina shows how God takes us from pride to humility, from resistance to obedience, and from brokenness to renewal. She challenges us to consider what - or who - is shaping our hearts. Are we being formed by culture, achievement, and influences around us, or are we being transformed by Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit?
Drawing from Galatians 5, Christina reminds us that real transformation is evidenced by the fruit of the Spirit growing in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Becoming like Christ isn’t instant; it’s a daily surrender, a willingness to step into the “Jordan River” moments of obedience where God does His deepest work.
Tune in and be encouraged to choose transformation that lasts; the kind only Jesus can produce.
By NHCAIn this episode of The Statesman Podcast, Pastor Joe reflects on a powerful chapel message from guest speaker Pastor Christina about true spiritual transformation.
Through the story of Naaman in 2 Kings 5, Christina shows how God takes us from pride to humility, from resistance to obedience, and from brokenness to renewal. She challenges us to consider what - or who - is shaping our hearts. Are we being formed by culture, achievement, and influences around us, or are we being transformed by Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit?
Drawing from Galatians 5, Christina reminds us that real transformation is evidenced by the fruit of the Spirit growing in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Becoming like Christ isn’t instant; it’s a daily surrender, a willingness to step into the “Jordan River” moments of obedience where God does His deepest work.
Tune in and be encouraged to choose transformation that lasts; the kind only Jesus can produce.