Spiritually Curious Podcast

Toxic relationships are the reason many of us have experienced setbacks in life both small and major. Many unproductive relationships can be attributed to the fact that they are toxic. But what makes them toxic? What defines a toxic person? How do we get involved with them anyway?

We all have a desire to live the good life; being our best and living the best life that we possibly can. We sacrifice so much of ourselves, our time and our energy to living the good life; but what are the things we’re chasing giving back to us once they are acquired?

Who can God trust? Who is God looking for when determining who will carry out specific works? Who can God depend on and what factors contribute to the trust He places in us?

Comfort zones are limiting and counterproductive to the opportunities, gifts, talents, and abilities God has blessed you with. It doesn’t matter if you’re an underachiever or successful and at the top of your game, comfort zones can become alluring to anyone. Through the spirits of fear, pride, complacency, and denial comfort zones are conceived, nurtured and mature. Overcoming comfort zones will lead to experiencing a life that is abundant with the spiritual and material blessings of God; He has called you to be all that He has created you to be. It’s time to break free from your comfort zones and take advantage of every opportunity.

Love without intimacy is no love at all. Intimacy is the spirit of love; it enables a relationship to be healthy, without it, a relationship is impossible. Being intimate with God requires you to be open and available at all times, never missing an opportunity to make a connection. This is the only type of relationship that is relevant and honored by God; one that is sacrificial, and established in truth. But building an intimate relationship with God requires more than church service, fasting, and Bible reading.