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You know that little voice that warns you when you’ve made a mistake, or convinces you to make good choices? Is that the Holy Spirit talking or your own conscience? On this edition of Ask Pastor Mike, we’ll learn how to determine the source, so we can respond appropriately!

Worldly wisdom says, “Live in the moment” and “Do what makes you happy.” But Pastor Mike Fabarez reveals that these pieces of advice aren’t as wise as they seem. In fact, they’re downright dangerous! Learn how to reshape your thinking and focus on the next world instead of this one.

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Worldly wisdom says, “Live in the moment” and “Do what makes you happy.” But Pastor Mike Fabarez reveals that these pieces of advice aren’t as wise as they seem. In fact, they’re downright dangerous! Learn how to reshape your thinking and focus on the next world instead of this one.

When we picture the glories of the New Heaven and New Earth, it can be hard not to become impatient. But Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us that the delay is not without reason. God is actually showing his patience and kindness, allowing more people an opportunity to repent!

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When we picture the glories of the New Heaven and New Earth, it can be hard not to become impatient. But Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us that the delay is not without reason. God is actually showing his patience and kindness, allowing more people an opportunity to repent!

If you’ve ever housesat, the homeowners probably left you some notes to remind you about important tasks like watering plants or feeding the pets. Pastor Mike Fabarez uses this same analogy to remind us that Jesus left us some assignments when he returned to heaven.

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If you’ve ever housesat, the homeowners probably left you some notes to remind you about important tasks like watering plants or feeding the pets. Pastor Mike Fabarez uses this same analogy to remind us that Jesus left us some assignments when he returned to heaven.

Take a few minutes to peruse the latest newspaper, and it’s pretty clear our world is in a sorry state. It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by all the tragedy, but Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us that as Christians, we have a sure and lasting hope. This world is not our final destination!

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Take a few minutes to peruse the latest newspaper, and it’s pretty clear our world is in a sorry state. It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by all the tragedy, but Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us that as Christians, we have a sure and lasting hope. This world is not our final destination!

Many church traditions observe a season of fasting and penance leading up to Easter. But where did this practice come from, and is it something all Christians should do? On this edition of Ask Pastor Mike, we’re talking today about the facts surrounding “Ash Wednesday” and the Lenten season.

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