In Part 20 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from Ephesians 4:14–16 to show that the way we speak truth reveals whether we truly carry the image of God. Truth isn’t just about being right—it’s about being like Jesus. The one who walks in God’s image communicates truth in love, within the right season, and with the motive to reflect God—not self. Conviction comes not from boldness alone, but from timing, posture, and love. This episode reminds us that it’s possible to be right and still misrepresent God.

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In Part 19 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from Genesis 1:26–28 and Matthew 28:18–20 to emphasize that the evidence of being made in God’s image is not just character—it’s fruitfulness and dominion. To reflect God is to multiply what He gives you and advance His kingdom with it. Whether it’s souls, gifts, or influence, true image-bearers don’t just hold fruit—they reproduce it. This episode challenges you to measure your spiritual identity not by what you carry, but by what you multiply for the glory of God.

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In Part 18 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah unpacks Genesis 5:24 and Matthew 7:22-23 to challenge the idea that working for God is the same as walking with Him. Enoch’s story shows us what happens when your walk with God becomes your identity. Eventually, your life stops being about you—and starts fully expressing Him. Any man who cannot be taken by God is not His image. This episode calls you deeper into intimacy, reminding you that God doesn’t want performance—He wants transformation.

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In Part 17 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from Matthew 5:44 and Proverbs 25:21-22 (NIV) to explain a foundational truth: if God is love and you are His image, then you don’t just love—you are love. Real love isn’t measured by reciprocation but by identity. When you withhold love because someone didn’t return it, you’ve already stepped outside of your assignment. The believer’s nature as love is not only a reflection of God—it’s also a weapon that defeats darkness. This episode challenges you to live from who you are, not how others respond.

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In Part 16 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah draws from Proverbs 27:17 and Psalm 1:1 to explore how relationships influence your identity in Christ. Who you relate with in a season shapes who you represent in that season. You’re either being sharpened into the image of God—or slowly compromised. But reflecting Christ isn’t about isolation from the lost; it’s about standing firm in your identity and carrying His light into darkness without becoming like the world. This episode calls you to check your circle, your posture, and your purpose.

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In Part 15 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from Colossians 3:1-4 to emphasize that carrying God’s image requires death to self. You no longer live to fulfill your own desires—you live to reveal the life that’s hidden in Christ. The man who walks in the image of God is the one who constantly asks, “What would Jesus do?” in every situation, season, and desire.

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In Part 14 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from Psalm 1:2-3 to reveal a core truth: before you can receive from God, you must become like Him. The secret to becoming is delighting in His Word—not casually reading it, but finding joy and identity in it. You can’t reflect the image of God without a personal relationship with Him, and you can’t produce His results without becoming His image. If you’ve been trying to “get” before you “become,” this episode is for you.

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In Part 13 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches from James 1:12 to show that fleeing temptation is about more than just running—it’s about becoming. Temptation reveals whether you’re chasing comfort or choosing to look like Christ. The power to endure isn’t found in willpower but in identity, the Word, and a desire to please God. Endurance produces evidence, and that evidence is a life that honors God—especially in hard seasons.

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In Part 12 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah unpacks Acts 1:8 to clarify a misunderstood truth: power is not first for performance—it’s for transformation. The first evidence of receiving power isn’t in casting out demons, but in becoming a true witness of Christ. God’s power meets you at your point of weakness to make you more like Jesus, not to make you impressive. If the image of Christ is what we’re called to carry, then His power is what enables us to reflect it.

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In Part 11 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah unpacks Galatians 5:16-18 to explain the real power behind walking in the Spirit. Walking in the Spirit isn’t just a spiritual practice—it’s the way you overcome the flesh and reflect the image of Christ. If you struggle with sinful habits or find it hard to resist temptation, it might be because you’re not fully walking in the Spirit. Discover what it means to be led by the Spirit and how it positions you for true victory over sin and spiritual growth.

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