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A lot of us grew up in church and still felt far from God. That’s where this conversation starts: the moment faith stops being inherited and becomes a personal decision. We open up about drifting, searching, and the crisis points that brought us back—psychedelics exposing a dark spiritual reality, moving countries and losing parental covering, and chasing identity in roles that couldn’t fill the ache. From there we build a practical path forward: morning prayer that anchors the day, Scripture that shapes attention, and small mid-day resets that push back on distraction. We also get real about marriage—leading with humility, praying together, and keeping each other steady when doubt or exhaustion hits.
We name church hurt plainly. Labels, gossip, and misplaced expectations wound deeply, but people’s failures are not God’s character. Forgiveness isn’t denial; it’s refusing to let bitterness run your life. Leaders, this one’s for you: church is a hospital, not a stage. Admit weaknesses, center sermons in Scripture, and shepherd with empathy. Then we tackle salvation: belief is the beginning, not a loophole. Grace saves through faith, but repentance and obedience mark a transformed life. Denominations don’t save—Jesus does. Whether someone repents early or late, God alone judges the heart, and real repentance bears fruit.
Purpose comes alive when we stop consuming and start serving. We share stories of stepping out at work, offering a simple “Jesus loves you,” and watching God meet people in quiet, surprising ways. If you’re hungry to rebuild your faith, heal from church hurt, or get clear on salvation without the noise of labels and trends, this is your invitation to start fresh—eyes on Jesus, heart open, hands ready.
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