Are You Hiding?  In this episode, Corinne opens her heart about what it really means to live with nothing to hide. She shares how Jesus met her in her most authentic moments, brought her into the light, and freed her from the pressure of maintaining a perfect image. Even after years in ministry, she found herself slipping back into old patterns of hiding, shaped by judgment, legalism, and expectations from religious environments. But grace kept calling her out of fear and into truth.

Through personal stories, hard lessons, and Scripture, she reminds listeners that shame grows in the dark but grace thrives in the light. This episode encourages you to drop the mask, step into freedom, and embrace the life God intended.

In this episode we step boldly into the truth that when you understand grace you realize you have nothing to lose and everything to step into. So many believers live guarded lives because they fear disappointing God or falling short. Yet when you see what Jesus already finished, you discover that the pressure you thought you were under was never yours to carry.

We talk about the freedom that comes when you stop trying to protect an identity Jesus already secured. When you let grace speak louder than fear you move differently. You love more freely. You pray more boldly. You walk through life with the confidence of someone who knows God is not measuring you against a scoreboard.

This conversation is designed to unlock courage in your faith. If you feel like you have been holding back, this episode will show you why grace frees you from hesitation and calls you into a life with nothing left to lose.

One of the most freeing truths we can embrace as believers is this, we do not give to get. We do not give to earn a blessing. We do not give to convince God to do something for us. We give because love moves us. We give because the Spirit of God lives in us and His nature is generosity. When we understand that everything we have in Christ has already been given with no conditions attached, the way we give becomes peaceful and joyful,  instead of heavy and pressured.

This weeks podcast invites listeners into a conversation that has the power to transform the way they read Scripture, understand God, and walk out their faith. Corinne shares how many believers unknowingly mix the old covenant with the new, creating pressure, fear, and spiritual exhaustion. This episode offers something different. It offers clarity. It offers freedom. It offers the lens that brings the entire story of Scripture into focus.

Corinne explains that the Bible is written for us, but not every part is written to us. She walks listeners through the timeline that separates law from grace and shows how everything shifts at the cross. Once you see this, verses that once felt heavy begin to make sense. Warnings meant for Israel no longer feel like threats aimed at modern believers. Instead of trying to earn what God already provided, listeners learn to rest in the finished work of Christ.

She brings strength and simplicity and  clarity that removes stress. When you finally understand the covenant you live under, confidence replaces confusion. Scripture becomes alive, worship becomes joyful, and your relationship with God becomes rooted in what Jesus accomplished.

This is an invitation to step into peace, to discover the beauty of the new covenant, and to walk with the assurance that grace truly changes everything.

Church is not a building. It is the people of God carrying His Spirit into everyday life. The true church is formed by hearts transformed through grace, not by brick or stone. Many were taught that attending a service defines faith, yet Scripture says we are the living temple where His presence dwells. Gathering with believers can be encouraging when the message points to the finished work of Christ, and there is nothing wrong with choosing to attend a local church. What matters is the message we hear. Many teachings blend law and grace and leave people burdened instead of free. If a message says God loves us while still requiring performance to keep His approval, it draws us away from the true Gospel. Grace reveals what Jesus accomplished forever. The church is who we are every day, carrying His love, His truth, and His freedom to the world.

Episode 131 wraps up our five-part series Living in What is Already Here, a journey into the truth that Jesus has already made all things new. In this final conversation, we revisit the heart of each part and bring the message home with clarity and confidence. From the beginning of the series, we explored what it means to be in Christ and how being a new creature is not something we work toward but a reality we live from. We learned that the new heaven and the new earth are not future destinations. They are the present experience of those who carry the Spirit of God within them. Heaven is the nearness of God revealed in us. The new earth is the transformed people who share His life everywhere they go.

This episode calls believers to be aware of  the moment they already live in. God is not waiting to do more. He has already finished the work. Too many believers chase what they already have, but when we understand our identity and inheritance, everything shifts. We stop striving and start living. We stop waiting for someday and step fully into the now. This is where grace is alive, where peace is real, and where the life of Christ shines through us.

 Daniel 2:35 NASB1995

When Scripture speaks of a new earth, it is revealing something far deeper than a change in landscape or scenery. It is not about removal of mountains or replacing the rivers, but about the renewal of hearts and the transformation of lives. The new earth is the revelation of a people who have been made new in Christ, born of His Spirit, and brought under a new spiritual order built on grace. This is not a grace that merely forgives, but one that completely restores. It flows from the very heart of God’s kingdom where love reigns, mercy overcomes judgment, and righteousness becomes the natural fruit of a life anchored in Him.

Heaven represents the divine authority of God.

When heaven and earth align, heaven’s authority is revealed through God’s people. His kingdom is not only something we wait for but something that lives within us. Every time we choose love over bitterness, mercy over judgment, and obedience over fear, we reveal a glimpse of this new earth. It is not about geography but about spiritual reality, a community of people made alive in Christ and shaped by His grace.

The new earth is God’s dream for humanity fulfilled in His Son. It is His presence dwelling in His people and His kingdom revealed through ordinary lives surrendered to Him. In Christ, we are no longer bound by the old order of striving and law; we now live under the gentle power of grace. And as we walk in that grace, heaven touches earth through us, and the new earth, God’s renewed people, becomes visible in the world. 

All Scripture taken from the NASB1995

Genesis 6:11-12

Genesis 11:1

Exodus 19:5

Isaiah 34:1 

Jeremiah 22:29

Micah 1:2

Matthew 5:5

Revelation 12:16

Psalm 66:4

As we talk about the New Heaven and what it means to live in what is already here, many are still waiting for what has already come. The New Heaven is not a future promise but a present reality. It arrived with a new representative, Jesus Christ.

The first man, Adam, fell through disobedience, but the second Adam, Jesus, walked in perfect obedience. Through Him, we have been redeemed, restored, and made new. He accomplished what no man before Him could.

 The Levitical priests once entered the holy of holies with God, but now there is a greater High Priest who tore the veil and ended the old system forever. That covenant, once corrupted by human ambition and control, came to its conclusion just as Jesus said it would. The old heaven, the former order between God and His imperfect representatives, passed away within that generation. Through His blood, a new covenant was born. We now live under a new heaven, where Christ Himself stands as our mediator, our representative, our advocate, and our redeemer. This is not a hope for someday; it is the reality of today. The new has come, and in Him, heaven has already begun.

All Scripture is taken from the NASB1995

Deuteronomy 32:1 

Isaiah 1:2

Isaiah 14:13

Isaiah 51:15–16 

Isaiah 13:9–13

Matthew 4:17

Matthew 5:17-19

Matthew 23:13

Matthew 24:29

Genesis 37:1-10  

Matthew 24:30-39

2 Peter 3:7-13

For many years, I longed for Jesus to return and fix what I believed was a broken , cursed, sinful and ugly world. A world beyond repair and needed to be replaced with a new one.

I thought the new creation would be a perfect physical world that would replace this one. But over time, my eyes were opened. The new creation is not waiting to arrive, it has already come. It is spiritual in nature, just like the transformation that happens within us. It is entered by faith, not seen by sight.

This may challenge what many of us have always believed. It may raise questions. That is good. We are meant to seek, to ask, and to grow.

God is not threatened by our questions. He invites us into deeper understanding. The Bible is not simply about scientific or historical events. It is a spiritual and covenantal revelation. A story of God dwelling with His people.

The new has come. The Kingdom is here. And we are living init now.

Genesis 1

Daniel 2:34-35 

Daniel 9:43-45

Luke 17:20

Today, we turn our focus to a powerful and hope-filled truth: if you are in Christ, you are already a new creature. This is not about trying harder or earning your way to God. It is about recognizing the transformation that has already taken place. In Christ, you are not being slowly improved; you have been made entirely new. This new identity is not future tense, it is a present reality.

Many of us have been taught to wait for a future change, a new world, the New Jerusalem. But Scripture makes it clear that something incredible has already happened.

We are not waiting for the new. The new is here.

In this episode, we will look closely at what it means to live from that truth. Not by performance or pressure, but by the Spirit who now lives in you. You are not becoming a new person someday. You are already a new creation today. Let’s walk in that reality now.

All Scripture taken from NASB 1995

2 Corinthians 5:17

Ephesians 4:17-24