You weren’t made to chase applause—you were made to carry presence.
In this episode, we’re digging into Deuteronomy 19–30, and asking a bold question:
What if God’s idea of purpose looks less like going viral and more like staying faithful?
Moses wasn’t hyping people up to go be influencers—he was calling them to integrity.
To choose justice.
To walk humbly.
To reflect the character of God in real time.
And here’s the truth: You can’t live out your purpose if you don’t know who you are.
This chapter of Deuteronomy reminds us that we are called, not for clout, but for covenant.
In a culture that celebrates the loudest voice in the room, God’s looking for the one who listens.
While the world rewards charisma, God’s after character.
While Instagram counts your likes, heaven counts your love.
We’re also breaking down how spiritual consistency—not hype, not hustle—is what sustains real faith when life gets messy.
💭 Whether you’re wrestling with identity, struggling to stay grounded, or just wondering if your life actually matters to God—this episode is for you.
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