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We speak to holiday loneliness and the fear of facing family wounds, grounding the conversation in Hebrews 12 and Psalm 139. We share how God leads reconciliation without erasing boundaries and how to keep your growth intact when you return home.

• gratitude for listeners and a year of daily prayer
• naming holiday triggers and mental health strain
• Hebrews 12 for endurance and focus on Jesus
• Jacob and Esau as a map from avoidance to courage
• not being the favorite and the ache for belonging
• asking if God is enough and practicing presence
• practical boundaries to avoid aborting progress
• hope for renewal, restoration and wise obedience

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We share the parable of the ten servants and challenge the fear that keeps gifts buried. We call listeners to assess their talents, confront doubt, and take small faithful steps with God’s strength.

• reading Luke 19 and the ten servants
• the silence around the other seven servants
• fear, doubt and the cost of inaction
• stewardship as obedience not perfection
• practical self-audit of gifts and dreams
• bringing barriers to God for healing
• moving with daily, small faithful steps
• strength through Christ as the source

We explore how to set spiritual boundaries that keep fear from running our choices and restore the right order of spirit, soul and body. We practice quick honesty about feelings, refuse their control, wait for peace, forgive debts and speak to the mountain with Scripture.

• spirit leads, soul agrees, body follows
• emotions as indicators, not rulers
• guarding words, eyes and ears
• faith-based boundaries over sight-based reactions
• checking in before prayer and waiting for peace
• acknowledging feelings quickly and clearly
• refusing decisions without the peace of God
• forgiving to release debt and reclaim focus
• speaking Scripture to confront fear and lies
• resisting images and thoughts that oppose truth
• reinforcing boundaries with Logos and Rhema
• walking by the Spirit to avoid fleshly impulses

We explore how constant inputs shape our emotions, drain our capacity, and erode faith, and we offer simple steps to set boundaries, fast, and act on the Word. The goal is courage over fear, obedience over overload, and a sound mind anchored in God.

• defining transformational living beyond trauma
• unchecked emotions and the door to fear
• why information overload drops our shield of faith
• practical boundaries with media and algorithms
• fasting to deny the physical and prioritize the spiritual
• shifting from endless intake to obedient action
• confronting people pleasing and hidden idols
• sowing and reaping with attention and time
• discerning sin versus weight and laying both down
• naming fear, checking it, and returning to power, love and a sound mind

We draw a bright line between fear as a normal emotion and the spirit of fear as a controlling mindset, then show how Scripture leads us from dread to courage. Stories, passages, and prayer help us check emotions early and choose power, love and a sound mind.

• fear as immediate response, anxiety as future-focused
• when emotion becomes expectation of evil
• reading 2 Timothy 1:7 through the fruit of the Spirit
• Timothy’s pressures and Paul’s reminder of authority
• Joshua 1 on courage, obedience and focus
• practical steps to check fear quickly
• guarding thoughts with Philippians 4
• story of a child’s nightmare and parental prayer
• authority of believers to resist fear and act in love
• guarding the heart so emotions do not take root

We explore how fear steals power, love, and a sound mind, and how faith resets expectations from evil to good. We draw the line between present fear and future anxiety, then map a path from self‑reliance to grace‑driven courage with practical steps and prayer.

• defining fear versus anxiety and why it matters
• 2 Timothy 1:7 as a lens for power, love, and a sound mind
• walking by faith to set life’s boundaries
• honoring experience without letting it set limits
• shifting expectations from evil to good
• moving focus from self to Christ and community
• confronting triggers and taking thoughts captive
• practicing self‑discipline over feelings
• maturing in love to cast out fear
• prayer for courage, clarity, and obedience

We explore how fear-built walls masquerade as wisdom and how faith reworks boundaries so God has full access to our lives. Jacob and Esau frame a path to face old vows, break inner prisons, and replace “them” with Him at the center of identity.

• difference between sight-based and faith-based boundaries
• Jacob and Esau as a model for facing what you fled
• how the inner critic weaponizes unhealed memories
• identity shaped by influences and subtle idolatry
• genogram exercise to map shaping relationships
• repentance as reorientation, not groveling
• whole-life surrender across family, finances, fitness
• daily yes that turns walls into gates

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We anchor on spiritual authority, make sense of unseen battles that shape daily life, and show how to guard the heart with truth, prayer, and practical boundaries. We call listeners to pick up old promises, act with courage, and walk by faith with a renewed mind.

• authority in Christ and the role of the Holy Spirit
• the spiritual shaping the natural, not people as enemies
• Psalm 8 and delegated dominion with responsibility
• Ephesians 6 armor as daily practice and protection
• guard your heart and set faith-based boundaries
• prayer, praise, and presence to stop spirals
• take thoughts captive and speak the word over triggers
• keep a prayer journal to hold God’s instructions
• recover the old promise and act on it with courage
• creation groaning for mature sons and daughters

We explore how worry and anxiety shape hidden boundaries and how faith redraws those lines through prayer, thanksgiving, and embodied praise. We challenge inner vows born from pain, practice presence over multitasking, and give God our best, not our leftovers.

• walking by faith vs sight as present-to-future vs past-to-present
• boundaries as perimeters shaped by pain or by belief
• inner vows and strongholds that grow from temporary hurts
• Mark 4 on shallow roots, distractions, and stolen seed
• silence, peace, and learning to be present
• prayer sequence: ask, thank, praise with your body and voice
• Cain and Abel: heart behind the offering
• feelings as signals, not drivers of decisions

 In this powerful teaching, Pastor Reginald Hurns explores how anxiety and worry can become invisible walls that separate us from peace, purpose, and divine connection. Using Philippians 4:6–8 and 2 Corinthians 5:7 as anchors, he unpacks the subtle ways we build boundaries out of fear and control—then invites us into God’s exchange of peace for anxiety. Through prayer, reflection, and faith, Pastor Reggie challenges listeners to replace self-made defenses with boundaries established by faith and the peace of Christ.