Phil 4:13 is one of the most famous verses in the Bible. We can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Is this a verse meant to rally us about defeating foes and trampling over obstacles? Or is it a message to those who find themselves wandering about the stressful ups and downs of life? Let's break it down.

Read: Philippians 4:10–13; Isaiah 43:1–2; Deuteronomy 8:2–3

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Our suffering often tempts us to think God hates us, left us or disapproves of us. However, the Scripture tells us that even we who have peace with Him through Christ will experience tribulations. It's in these trying times we are given the opportunity to let God's glory shine through us. 

Read: Romans 5:1–4; Psalm 75:6-7

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Galatians 6:1 instructs us to restore our brethren who've been overtaken by sin with a spirit of gentleness. However, it seems a lot of Christian critique tend to come from a place of resentment and pride. In this episode, we all need to look inwardly and ask ourselves the question: When we are correcting our brothers and sisters in the Lord, are we doing so with the intent to restore them or shame them?

Read: Galatians 6:1; 2 Timothy 3:16-17; Luke 18:10-14

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Sinful habits die hard. Sometimes we are tempted to lose hope for our deliverance, but we must hang on, and understand the power of the Holy Spirit that dwells inside of us. You cannot save yourself from sin, but I know someone who can rescue you.

Read: Matthew 11:28-29; Romans 8:11–14; Romans 8:33–34; Matthew 19:16–26

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In 2023, there are too many false teachers and doctrines to keep track of. Nowadays it's not enough that someone disagrees with the Bible, but people even go as far to misconstrue its contents to justify their world views. Today we set a few things straight. Additionally, I want to talk about homosexuality and homophobia. It's a past due conversation on this podcast. This is a huge topic in our generation, so I pray you're able to listen with an open heart and ears. Let's open the Bible and get to work.

Read: Romans 1; Matthew 4:1–11; Matthew 16:24

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What are the first words that come to mind when you think about King David in the Bible? Are they strong, leader, brave? That might be the idea we get from 1 & 2 Samuel, but what about Psalm 7, 13 or 18 when he's crying and praying for deliverance? How can someone so strong, be so dependent at the same time?

Read: 2 Samuel 8; Psalm 13; Psalm 18

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God created us to bear His image, not build up our own. To do this, He's given us gifts and blessings all meant to glorify His name. However, all too often, instead of seeing these gifts as a points of gratitude, we use them as points of pride. Let's unpack.

Read: Ezekiel 16

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Our pride has a way of turning other people's testimonies into our reasons to envy them. I think we all want to be happy for other people when good things happen to them. However, in those times, it's really hard to not think "God, when it is my turn?" or "God, what about me?" Let's talk.

Read: John 3:27–30; 1 Peter 5:6-7; 1 Peter 2:9

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We all have visions of where we think we "should be" in life. However, it's important to remember that saying yes to God's plan is saying yes to His timeline as well. Oftentimes when we feel like we aren't making progress as fast as we feel we should, we grow impatient and frustrated. I pray this episode helps relieve the tension impatience creates in your life.

Read: Ephesians 2:10; Ecclesiastes 3:11; Proverbs 3:5; Isaiah 40:31

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Envy stems from unholy comparison, and unholy comparison stems from pride. This episode, I cover one of the ways our pride can materialize into comparison and envy, and the negative effect that has on us and the people around us.

Read: Genesis 4:6-7; James 3:13–4:10; Romans 12:3-6; Luke 22:24-27

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