What happens When Jesus Really Takes The Wheel?. What does it mean to fully submit to Christ?

How will you know you are walking the right path when walking with Christ?

THese are questions that I answer from situations that have helped me. Some recent events have led me to understand a deeper level of submission to Christ. 

I hope it helps you too

The title speaks for itself. Listen s I speak on how we should have people around us to keep us sharp in OFD and take a look at 1st Corinthians 10:23-24

Scriptures are Phillipians 1:12-14

Thank you for listening

This one is based off of Luke 8:17 as the main scripture. 

You cannot truly do God's Will for your life and live out your purpose if you do not know who you really are.  We all are light and darkness hence the scripture that says be as wise as a serpent. Darkness and Evil are two different things but we must know both in order to really help others. Accepting the darkness in you may lead you closer to God than you think because , if nothing else, God seeks Transparency. Remember. God asked Adam why was he hiding not what did he do because God already knew. 

Study Luke 8:17.. Go to God in prayer. 

Lets learn to fish for ourselves! 

This is based off of Act 10:9-15 which dropped in my spirit to discuss. There is so much judgement among Christians that we miss the mission. Are we to be separate from those who do not believe like we do? 

For this last episode of the series I had to give you a testimony about God’s grace being sufficient in my present life. To God Be The Glory I was experiencing some of the things discussed in this series and had to be humbled in order to be of proper use with this episode.

The Jacob In Us – Episode 4: Wrestling With God, Becoming Someone New

In Episode 4 of The Jacob In Us series, we explore one of the most powerful moments in Jacob's life—his encounter with God at Peniel. In Genesis 32:24-30, Jacob wrestled through the night and refused to let go until he received a blessing. It was in that struggle that God changed his name, his identity, and the course of his life.

Many of us find ourselves wrestling with God during seasons of transition, uncertainty, correction, and growth. We want God to bless our plans, while God is trying to transform us into who He created us to be. Sometimes the greatest blessing isn't a change in our circumstances—it's a change in us.

Through Isaiah 43:19, we discuss how God creates new paths and new beginnings, even when we cannot see them. Through Psalm 51:10, we examine David's prayer for a clean heart and a renewed spirit, reminding us that true transformation starts from within.

If you've been struggling with your past identity, old habits, fear, or the process of becoming who God called you to be, this episode is for you.

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Psalms 46:10

Matthew 6:25-34

Isaiah 30:15

Being still does not mean doing nothing. That being said as we jump into this episode we discuss how it can be difficult for men to fully submit to God because we're taught to always have the answer since birth and full submission to Gods will renders that mindset irrelevant. Jesus speaks on how the birds are taken care of and how the grass is taken care of and how we will always be taken care of as long as we seek God and the kingdom of righteousness first. Jacob found stillness is his wrestle with God's angel because he got to a point to where nothing else mattered but the blessing he wanted from the angel. We need that type of focus. Remember Isaiah 30:15 In quietness and in confidence will you find your strength. Stay blessed

In Episode 2 of The Jacob In Us series, we dive into the masks people wear to hide pain, insecurity, pride, fear, rejection, and brokenness. Just like Jacob struggled with identity before fully surrendering to God, many of us create versions of ourselves to survive, impress others, or protect wounds we never healed from.

This episode challenges the difference between who we present to people and who we truly are before God. Society may celebrate appearance and image, but God searches the heart. Hiding behind a mask may gain approval from people, but healing begins when we become honest with God and ourselves.

Using 1 Samuel 16:7, Luke 16:15, and Proverbs 28:13, we discuss how confession, vulnerability, and truth are necessary for transformation. The mask may protect your image, but it can also block your growth, relationships, purpose, and intimacy with God.

This episode is for anyone tired of pretending to be strong, perfect, unbothered, or spiritually mature while silently struggling inside. God cannot fully heal the version of you that you keep hiding.

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