Jesus is the prime example of Love. He mingled with people that, at the time, society had cast out. We are so quick to judge people, regardless of whether it is intentional or not. Jesus loves us no matter our past hurts, regardless of background. He just loves. Another thing is that it is possible to love love. Meaning that the most loving person you know most definitely can turn cold. Because knowingly or unknowingly, they were being siphoned.

This week's conversation touches on generational curses, the difference between religious teachings and a genuine relationship with God, and the concept of relinquishing control to God, drawing parallels to a child's reliance on their parents, we share personal anecdotes about spiritual experiences and the importance of allowing God to restore, rather than just band-aid, the wound. The core message of the episode is that this void can only be filled by God. We emphasize that the feeling of emptiness is essentially a yearning for God and discuss the spiritual battle of addiction, highlighting how the enemy distracts individuals from their true purpose and the availability of God's love and restoration.

When you hear the "Days of Noah," what's the first thing that pops into your mind? Is it, "Abba's going to flood the earth again?" Is it "Rainbows?" Is it "A land of wickedness?" If it's the last one, then perfect, you chose correctly. Unfortunately, we are in the days of Noah, where everyone is doing their own thing and completely disregarding Abba and His commands. Every day, we as a creation grow farther and farther away from the original blueprints of His creation, and there is coming a time when it's all going to a head. And Abba, like the Dad He is, puts His foot down and says, "ENOUGH." Are we ready for that, and preparing ourselves for that day as well as others?

We feel like this needs to be addressed. So we're going to hold your fingernails when we say this... *ahem* We. Are. Not. Interested. Both of us are living our best Abba-directed life. We out here vibing and enjoying being in His presence. Romantic relationships are at the bottom of the proverbial totem pole. We both are comfortable and content with it being us and Abba. Now we aren't saying that we won't ever fall in love what we are saying that it's not top priority. With that being said friends are great to have, absolutely amazing! but that as far as its going...This mundane world prioritized the most unimportant things sometimes, and it's easy to get sucked into it. It is up to us to determine what's important and what isn't, and for the record....ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO BE COMFORTABLE IN THE SEASON ABBA HAS THEM IN!! We're all in this together....let's not be the problem.

"Oh the overwhelming, never-ending, Reckless Love of God" We sing that over and over again but do we truly understand the full meaning to what we're singing? Do we fully understand that what He did on the that cross was Reckless Love, Unconditional Love...Agape. As we sit in gratitude and awe for what He did for us on everyday of the year, not just on Resurrection Sunday. Let us meditate on the meaning of Agape.

Around and around and around again. The cycle continues, in every way it can. From the beginning to the end and back again. There are things that from the beginning of time that still have same affect on humanity. Same tactic, and most definitely same feathered punk wannabe angel. Let's be diligent in being steadfast and strong in our faith, and keep pressing towards the mark.

Sidenote: We are sorry, Lia was on spring break....and she genuinely didn't want to do anything. But we're back.

Are the things we focus most really that important? In 20 years or 30 years, will those things still matter? Have we slowly lost sight of what truly should hold importance in our life, whether it be friends, family, materialistic things. One day we all know everything we can see, smell, touch will no longer exist so why do we fear the loss or something that barely holds weight? Dive with us as we unlock this and change our perspective.

Everyone has that one thing or even several things that you've been called out by Abba to either stop doing or start doing. that my dears is completely normal...it's called growth. However, what's not okay is trying to play Dad, and essentially shame or condemn one another. We are called to love one another, and help each other grow. We are meant to be Iron sharpening Iron not Sandpaper on a Chalkboard. We fine go deep! Watch your toes.

We are sure that all of you had plenty of questions from our last episode. So we decided to dig a little deeper just to show and what areas discretion. As you listen throughout the episode, you will see that discretion is a branch of discernment. You can't have one without the other. Come with us as we dive deeper into learning what discretion is, learn to listen to our discernment, as well as a little bit of a bonus rant.

I don't think we realize just how much power we have in our mouth...nor the how well the wind carries our words...or how much we are constantly watched. We need to be aware of our surroundings to whom we speak and what we say. In this episode we explore just how much words can impact us physically and spiritually, and why everyone, shouldn't know your business.