How No Water with God is Good News...

In Amos 4:6-11, God wholly justified in rendering a punishment on His beloved Israel, holds back His hand instead. Israel was guilty of idolatry and a host of other things but instead of unleashing the fire and fury society has made God out to be, in radical form, He demonstrates His love asking them over and over essentially, "Why have you not returned to me?" or "Why have you not prayed or cried out to me?" He stands ready to be our everything, yet we ignore Him. So my question for us all is - who prayed? If we are all talking... and all doing... and so busy, who is praying prayers that value and acknowledge His worth? Who is praying prayers that He hears? The beauty of this is the invitation to eternal love.

He is not the God the world has made Him out to be. He truly is extremely patient beyond the capacity any of us could be. He loves radically and extravagantly. The Way He does that is so set apart our minds struggle to comprehend a love that isn't inconsistent and conditional like ours...I invite you to build your prayer life, but He invites you far more. In every book of the Bible, the Holiest of Holies, wants to commune with you. That is beautiful.

Welcome to our inaugural episode, where we dive into the metaphorical self-surgery of aligning one's life with scriptural truths, separating cultural influences from biblical teachings. This episode explores the delicate balance of discerning tradition from scripture, and how personal reflections and challenges can guide us towards a deeper, more genuine relationship with Christ. Join us in this journey of self-examination, spiritual growth, and finding true richness in God's word.

In a world filled with noise and distractions, I’m inviting you to join me on a journey where silence meets song, and where true beauty can be found in the depths of God's Word. This isn’t your typical beauty community; it's a place where we come together to appreciate the beauty that emanates from the pages of scripture. Let us give Our Lamb the reward due for his suffering.