As we are transfixed by Jesus, we move from a distorted, unclear view of who we are, to a view of Christ in us with clarity. This is the growth that organically occurs when we fix our spirit eyes upon Him!

We become like that upon which we gaze. This statement fuels this podcast as we explore 2 Corinthians 3 and how that we are transformed by beholding the perfection of Christ.

Mirrors weren't invented yet in time of Paul, but reflections did exist. As we maturity, a certain amount of reflection is required. When we look into our true self, in Christ, what do we see? We discover that and how we should respond in today's episode.

As in our human existence, there is a time for our spirit man to learn to walk with the things we have learned as disciples of Christ. In today's episode, we discuss what it means for our walk to reflect that of a mature believer.

Maturity lays aside the need for constant entertainment. In today's episode, we see Jesus reminding us of the true key to our purpose as a mature believer, one who truly understands their identity and fulfills their purpose in life.

Today we discuss another examples of the disciples learning curve of maturity. Asking Jesus' permission to call fire from heaven sounds a lot like us at times in our polarized society. Maturity demands a different standard of love and compassion.

Learning the heart of Jesus is often painful as he begins to challenge us in how we view others. The disciples even struggled with wanting to call fire down on people with whom they disagree. The heart of Jesus is always love, even we others don't look, talk or act like we think they should!

Today we discuss the stages of growth and maturation. Often, we experience struggles with adapting to how mature believers are to walk and live. That process does not occur overnight. Christ helps us through those stages of our walk with Jesus.

In today's podcast, we wrestle with Paul's challenge of moving past "infantile" ways of speaking, thinking and reasoning in route to spiritual maturity.

Is there any place better to build an understanding of how we are to love than in Paul's love chapter? Today, we examine the real, day to day attributes that are to characterize the life of a growing believer.