<p>Our selfishness might seems tame, but the sin actually a seed that could derail even the strongest relationship. By being aware of others' interests, make time and budget to help others, and open ourselves to different perspectives and disagreement, we will be able to swim against our own sinful nature of selfishness. </p>

Our selfishness might seems tame, but the sin actually a seed that could derail even the strongest relationship. By being aware of others' interests, make time and budget to help others, and open ourselves to different perspectives and disagreement, we will be able to swim against our own sinful nature of selfishness.

<p>Our selfishness might seems tame, but the sin actually a seed that could derail even the strongest relationship. By being aware of others' interests, make time and budget to help others, and open ourselves to different perspectives and disagreement, we will be able to swim against our own sinful nature of selfishness.&nbsp;</p>

Killer 1: Egois

Not vibe content. Not self-help sermons.This is spiritual formation for the few still choosing the narrow path.

This is messages from cracked jars — of doctrine made livable, fire made daily, and grace made costly.
For those burned by noise but still hungry for God.

Slow episodes. Sharp truths.
No hype. Just the hard and holy road home.

Religion & Spirituality

Not vibe content. Not self-help sermons.This is spiritual formation for the few still choosing the narrow path. This is messages from cracked jars — of doctrine made livable, fire made daily, and grace made costly. For those burned by noise but still hungry for God. Slow episodes. Sharp truths. No hype. Just the hard and holy road home.

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