This podcast delves deep into the concept of effectual prayer, challenging traditional notions and revealing how true prayer is rooted in God's grace rather than human effort. PO Square explore how effectual prayer is not about manipulating God or using specific techniques, but about aligning with God's will and allowing His power to work through us. They emphasize that prayer is a nature, not just an action, and that it's sustained by God's grace rather than our intensity. The discussion covers topics such as righteousness, faith, and the role of the Holy Spirit in prayer, providing listeners with a fresh perspective on communicating with God. Key Points : - Prayer as Alignment with God's Will: John 16:23-24, 1 John 5:14-15 Effectual prayer is not about imposing our will on God, but aligning with His purposes. It's rooted in our relationship with God through Christ, allowing us to approach Him confidently. - The Role of Grace in Prayer: Ephesians 1:3, Romans 8:32 God's grace, not human effort, produces spiritual results. Our prayers are effective because of God's grace working through us, not because of our intensity or techniques. - Righteousness and Prayer: 2 Corinthians 5:21, James 5:16 Believers are already made righteous in Christ, which gives us confidence in prayer. Our righteousness is not a result of our efforts but a gift from God. - The Holy Spirit's Role in Prayer: Romans 8:26-27, Philippians 4:6-7 The Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness, interceding for us according to God's will. He also provides the peace that surpasses understanding as we pray. - Faith as the Foundation of Prayer: Hebrews 11:6, 2 Corinthians 1:19-20 Effectual prayer is rooted in faith, which is essentially trusting in Christ and His finished work. All of God's promises are "Yes" in Christ, giving us confidence in prayer. Declarations: I am the prayer, constantly in communion with my Father. My prayers are effectual because of God's grace working through me. I am the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus, confident before God. The Holy Spirit intercedes for me according to God's perfect will. I align my heart with God's purposes in every prayer. My prayers flow from my intimate relationship with God, not religious duty. I trust in Christ's finished work as the foundation of my prayers. God's power working in me accomplishes far more than I can ask or imagine. I pray from a place of rest, knowing God has already blessed me with every spiritual blessing. My prayers are empowered by the Holy Spirit, not limited by human weakness. I acknowledge my dependence on God in every prayer. I persevere in prayer, trusting in God's goodness, justice, timing, and wisdom.

This powerful discussion explores the journey of emotional maturity through the lens of grace and Christ-like living. PO Square delve into personal experiences and scriptural wisdom to address how believers can cultivate softness, extend grace, and reflect Christ's love in their daily interactions, especially with those closest to them. The discussion challenges cultural norms of hardness and emphasizes the importance of allowing the Holy Spirit to guide our responses and relationships. Key Points: - The Journey from Hardness to Softness: Ephesians 4:32 - "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you." Po Square discuss the cultural and personal backgrounds that often lead to hardness, and the need to embrace softness as a reflection of Christ's nature. - Grace Begins at Home: 1 Peter 4:8 - "Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins." Emphasizes the importance of showing more grace to those closest to us, starting with family and extending to colleagues and friends. - Emotional Maturity and the Holy Spirit's Guidance: Galatians 5:22-23 - "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control." Discusses how emotional maturity is an effectual work of the Holy Spirit, not just human effort or analysis. - Reflecting Christ in Our Responses: Colossians 3:12 - "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience." Encourages listeners to let their responses be guided by Christ's nature rather than reflecting the actions of others. - The Power of Words and Self-Talk: Proverbs 18:21 - "The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit." Highlights the importance of speaking life-giving words to ourselves and others, aligning our self-talk with our identity in Christ. Declarations: I am the fullness of the manifestation of every fruit the Holy Spirit has produced in me. My character matches the character of the Spirit of God. I move in peace, speak in love, and radiate grace. From the abundance of my Father's nature, I overflow with peace and joy. Christ in me is the hope of glory in every place I step. I am the atmosphere of God's love and the eloquence of His Word. To encounter me is to encounter the fullness of the Father. I am led by the Spirit, moved by His breath, not by others' actions. My response is my responsibility, guided by Christ's nature within me. I am growing in emotional maturity, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide my reactions. Grace begins with me; I extend it first to those closest to me. I speak life, love, and truth to myself and others, reflecting the heart of my Father.

In this episode, we delve into the profound concept of being "the beloved of God." We explore the transformative power of understanding and embracing God's unconditional love, which exists beyond human comprehension and predates creation itself. This episode aims to shift listeners' perspectives on their self-worth, identity, and purpose by illuminating the depth and breadth of God's love for each individual.
Opening Declarations: I am loved by God before the creation of the world, chosen to be holy and blameless in His sight.
I am accepted and beloved in Christ, the One whom God loves.
I am a recipient of God's profound love, demonstrated through the gift of His Son.
I am adopted as God's child, given the status of His beloved.
I am loved by God despite my sins, a love that precedes any action on my part.
I am eternally loved, with nothing able to separate me from God's love in Christ Jesus.
I am loved by Jesus with the same love the Father has for Him.
I am an object of God's delight, in whom He takes great pleasure.
I am reconciled to God through Christ, my sins no longer counted against me.
I am more than a conqueror, gaining overwhelming victory through Christ who loves me.

Key Points:

1. The Nature of God's Love: Foundation of Identity
   • God's very nature is love, unconditional and unearned
   • This love predates creation and is the basis of our existence
2. Love in Action: Demonstration of Love
   • God's love is demonstrated through Christ's sacrifice
   • Love expressed in adoption, forgiveness, and delight in His children
3. The Constancy of Divine Love: Security in Love
   • God's love is described as steadfast, unceasing, and everlasting
   • Nothing can separate believers from God's love
4. Transformation through Love: Empowerment
   • Understanding God's love changes self-perception and approach to life
   • Believers are empowered to live as confident, loved children of God
5. Living as the Beloved: Response to Love
   • Encouragement to let this love transform daily life and interactions
   • Challenge to carry and act upon this truth of being beloved

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   Declarations:I am deeply loved by God, chosen before the foundation of the world.
   I am accepted and beloved in Christ, the One whom God loves.
   God's love for me is not based on my actions, but on His unchanging nature.
   I am adopted as God's child, cherished and delighted in by my Creator.
   Nothing can separate me from the love of God in Christ Jesus.
   I am loved by God with the same love the Father has for Jesus.
   God rejoices over me with gladness and calms my fears with His love.
   I am rooted and grounded in God's endless, amazing love.
   God's love empowers me to be more than a conqueror in all circumstances.
   I am forgiven and reconciled to God through Christ's loving sacrifice.
   God's patient and kind love towards me never fails or gives up.
   I carry the incredible truth of being God's beloved into every aspect of my life.
   Beloved, We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 🎊 🤝 Join our vibrant community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1 📖 Study the Word with us this year: https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1 Everyone is welcome in our fellowship! As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth. 🙏 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family. Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith! We love you all to life! ♥️

In this episode, the PO challenges traditional views on fasting within Christianity. The discussion centers around how fasting, once a part of Old Testament law, has been fulfilled in Christ and is no longer necessary for believers under the new covenant of grace. PO emphasizes that believers should rely on the work of the Holy Spirit for spiritual growth and discipline rather than on religious practices like fasting. This teaching aims to shift focus from legalistic observances to living a Christ-led life guided by the Holy Spirit.


Key Points:

- The Fulfillment of Fasting in Christ: Christ has fulfilled the law, including fasting. Hebrews 9:13-15, Galatians 5:1-4 PO explains how Christ's sacrifice has fulfilled all Old Testament laws, including fasting. Believers are now called to live in the freedom Christ has won rather than returning to the bondage of religious observances.
- Grace as the Teacher of Godliness: God's grace, not fasting, teaches us to live godly lives. Titus 2:11-12, Galatians 5:22-23 The teaching emphasizes that it is God's grace, not religious practices like fasting, that instructs believers in rejecting ungodliness and living upright lives. The fruit of the Spirit is presented as the result of grace, not human effort.
- Belief as the Primary Work of Believers: Believing in Christ is the work God requires, not fasting. John 6:28-29, Hebrews 4:1-4 PO stresses that the primary "work" God requires of believers is belief in Christ, not religious observances like fasting. Entering God's rest comes through belief, not through religious rituals.
- The Holy Spirit's Role in Character Development: The Holy Spirit, not fasting, produces spiritual fruit and character. Galatians 5:16-18, Philippians 2:12-13 The teaching emphasizes that it is the Holy Spirit who develops godly character in believers, not self-imposed disciplines like fasting. PO encourages reliance on the Spirit's work rather than human effort.
- Our Identity and Rest in Christ: Believers are complete in Christ and have entered His rest. Colossians 2:10, Hebrews 4:3 PO emphasizes that believers are already complete in Christ and have entered God's rest. There is no need for additional work or rituals to draw closer to God or receive His blessings.

Declaration:
I am complete in Christ, lacking nothing in God's sight.
The finished work of Jesus fulfills all requirements for my atonement.
I rest in the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice, no longer striving through religious rituals.
The Holy Spirit empowers me to live a disciplined life as I yield to His guidance.
I am being transformed from the inside out by the renewing of my mind in Christ.
My identity as a child of God is the foundation for all growth and change in my life.
I walk in the freedom Christ purchased for me, no longer bound by legalistic practices.
The fruit of the Spirit naturally flows through my life as I abide in Christ.
I am led by the Spirit of God, walking in wisdom and discernment.
My body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, and I honor God through grace-empowered living.
I boldly approached the throne of grace, confident in my standing before God through Christ.
The love of Christ compels me to live a life that glorifies God and blesses others.

This powerful teaching explores the biblical concept of fasting and its relevance for believers today. PO unpacks how Christ has fulfilled the Old Testament requirements for fasting, allowing us to enter into true rest and sufficiency in Him. Through examining key scriptures, we learn that fasting is no longer necessary as a means to approach God or gain His favor. Instead, we are called to embrace our position in Christ and live from a place of completion and satisfaction in Him. This teaching emphasizes that true spiritual maturity and connection with God come through faith in Christ's finished work, not through religious rituals or self-denial. Key Points: - The Fulfillment of Fasting: Christ has fulfilled the Old Testament requirements for fasting. Leviticus 16:29-34, Hebrews 9:11-15 - Eternal Satisfaction in God's Presence: True satisfaction comes from communion with God, not religious rituals. Jesus fulfills our spiritual hunger and thirst, making ritual fasting unnecessary. Exodus 34:27-29, John 6:35, Psalm 17:15 - Rest Through Belief, Not Works: We enter God's rest through faith in Christ, not through fasting or other works. We do not enter God's rest through religious observances. Hebrews 4:1-3, Matthew 11:28-29, John 6:28-29, Romans 12:1 - Christ as Our Perfect and Complete Atonement: Jesus is our perfect high priest and atoning sacrifice, eliminating the need for fasting as atonement. Christ's sacrifice has replaced the Old Testament system of atonement, including fasting. 1 John 2:2, Hebrews 10:11-18 - Christ as Our Mediator and Sabbath: Jesus is our true Sabbath and mediator, eliminating the need for ritual fasting to draw near to God. Mark 2:27-28, Hebrews 4:14-16, Romans 12:1 - Living from Sufficiency in Christ: Believers are called to live from a place of completion and maturity in Christ. Philippians 4:11-13, Hebrews 10:14 - The Sufficiency of Christ's Sacrifice: Christ's one-time sacrifice is completely sufficient, rendering ongoing sacrifices (including fasting) unnecessary. Hebrews 10:1,5-10, Hebrews 10:11-18 Declarations: In Christ, I have found my true and eternal satisfaction. Jesus is the bread of life that quenches all my spiritual hunger and thirst. I declare that Christ in me is my sufficiency. I proclaim that Jesus is my perfect and complete atoning sacrifice. In Christ, I have entered God's rest, free from religious burdens and observances. I declare that Jesus has fulfilled all the requirements of the law on my behalf. I present myself as a living sacrifice, made holy by Christ's work, not my own efforts. I am already acceptable and at one with God through Christ. Christ has united me with God; I need no other mediator or means of approach. I am as close to God as I can possibly be through Christ and His finished work. I recognize Jesus as the Lord of the Sabbath and my true source of rest. Through Christ's finished work I am no longer bound by religious rituals. I stand firm in the freedom Christ has won for me.
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🙏 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family.
Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith! We love you all to life! ♥️

In this eye-opening episode, we delve deep into the concept of anointing, challenging traditional interpretations and revealing its true meaning for believers today. PO dismantles common misconceptions about anointing, explaining how it's not an external ritual or transferable commodity, but a spiritual reality that dwells within every believer through Christ and the Holy Spirit. This powerful teaching encourages listeners to embrace their identity in Christ, recognizing that they are already blessed, consecrated, and empowered for God's purpose without the need for external symbols or rituals.
Key Points: - The Nature of Anointing: Paradigm Shift Anointing is not an external act but an internal reality. It's not something to wait for but something already received in Christ. The Holy Spirit is the true anointing, dwelling within believers. - Old vs. New Testament Understanding: Biblical Evolution Old Testament anointing involved physical oil and external rituals. New Testament anointing is fulfilled in Christ and experienced through the Holy Spirit. Jesus was anointed with the Holy Spirit, not oil. - The Believer's Identity: Spiritual Empowerment Believers are already consecrated, ordained, and sanctified in Christ. Every spiritual blessing is already given to believers in the heavenly realms in Christ through the Holy Spirit. Believers are a royal priesthood and don't need external anointing to function as such. - Misinterpretations and Abuses: Doctrinal Correction "Anointing breaks the yoke" is a misinterpretation of Isaiah 10:27. Seeking anointing from people undermines the finished work of Christ. Using anointing oil or symbols can lead to idolatry and unnecessary rituals. - Living in Grace: Practical Application Rest in the love of God and what He has already done in Christ. Don't seek external anointings for specific purposes (e.g., vision, healing, favor). Allow the indwelling Holy Spirit to teach, guide, and empower you Declarations:
I am anointed in Christ, the true bridge between heaven and earth. The Holy Spirit dwells within me, not falling on me, but at rest in me. I am consecrated to God's purpose through my belief in Jesus Christ. My life is a sweet-smelling fragrance to the Lord, commissioned by God. I present my whole self to God as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to Him. In Christ, I have direct access to the Father without the need for physical symbols or rituals. I am empowered by the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, not by external oil. My consecration comes through faith, fulfilling all the requirements of the law. I am a bearer of the knowledge of Christ, spreading His aroma to the world. I am blessed with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly realms in Christ. The anointing teaches me all things, bringing me into all truth. I boast not in my own strength, but in the grace of God that works through me.
Beloved, We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 🎊 🤝 Join our vibrant community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1 📖 Study the Word with us this year: https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1 Everyone is welcome in our fellowship! As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth. 🙏 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family. Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith! We love you all to life! ♥️

This powerful and inspiring episode delves into the profound truth of our identity and victory in Christ. PO emphasizes that as sons of God, we have already been given everything we need through Christ's finished work. We are called to arise, take our position, and walk in the fullness of what God has provided. The message encourages believers to stop doubting and start embracing their God-given authority, speaking life into every situation they face. Through personal testimonies and biblical insights, this episode will ignite your faith and empower you to live as more than conquerors in Christ. Key Points: - Identity in Christ: We are sons and daughters of God, fully accepted and empowered. We have been given every spiritual blessing in Christ. We are seated with Christ in heavenly places. Our identity is not defined by our past or circumstances. - The Power of Speaking God's Word: Our words have creative power when aligned with God's truth. We are called to speak life and God's intentions into situations. Silence in the face of challenges is not an option for believers. - Rest and Trust in God's Finished Work: True rest comes from trusting in what Christ has already accomplished. We don't have to strive or earn God's blessings. Faith has already worked, and grace has already brought victory. Resting in God's love produces more fruit than anxious toil. - Overcoming Lies with Truth: Recognizing and rejecting the enemy's deceptions. The enemy lies about our powerlessness and inevitable failure. We combat lies by agreeing with what God says about us. There is no failure for sons of God. - Manifesting God's Kingdom: We are vessels for bringing heaven to earth. We carry the presence and authority of God wherever we go. Our lives should reflect Christ and give glory to the Father. We are called to establish God's will on earth as it is in heaven. Declarations: I am a son of God, fully accepted and empowered in Christ. I take hold of every spiritual blessing given to me in Christ Jesus. I speak life and God's intentions into every situation I face. There is no failure for me; I always win because Christ has already won. I rest in God's finished work, receiving His grace and favor freely. I reject every lie of the enemy and agree with what God says about me. I am seated with Christ in heavenly places, far above all principalities and powers. The Lord of Hosts is my Father, and His angelic army is at my service. I walk in the fullness of God's love, peace, and joy in every circumstance. My life reflects Christ and brings glory to my Father in heaven. I manifest God's kingdom wherever I go, bringing heaven to earth. I am more than a conqueror through Christ, who loves me unconditionally. Beloved, We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 🎊 🤝 Join our vibrant community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1 📖 Study the Word with us this year: https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1 Everyone is welcome in our fellowship! As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth. 🙏 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family. Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith! We love you all to life! ♥️

In this thought-provoking episode, we cover an in-depth teaching on the biblical concept of anointing, challenging common misconceptions and emphasizing its fulfillment in Christ. The discussion presents a comprehensive analysis of anointing from both Old and New Testament perspectives, aiming to shift believers' understanding from external rituals to an internal, Christ-centered reality. Key Points: - Old Testament Symbolism: Anointing originally involved the use of oil to consecrate people and objects for God's purposes. The altar, oil, and incense were key elements in the sacrificial system. Specific laws and formulas governed the use of anointing oil and incense. - Christ's Fulfillment: Jesus fulfilled all requirements of the Old Testament anointing system. The gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh at Jesus' birth symbolized His complete fulfillment of the sacrificial system. Believers are now anointed through their belief in Christ, not through external rituals - New Testament Reality: Anointing is now an internal reality of the Holy Spirit's presence in believers. Christians are the fragrance of Christ, set apart for God's purposes through faith. The finished work of Christ eliminates the need for physical symbols of consecration. - Dangers of Misunderstanding: Relying on physical anointing oil can lead to a "Jesus plus" gospel. Misuse of anointing concepts can create an elitist, performance-based Christianity. Focusing on external rituals may cause believers to doubt the sufficiency of Christ's work - Living in Christ's Anointing: Believers are called to rest in the reality of Christ's finished work. The Holy Spirit empowers believers to share the knowledge of Christ effectively. True anointing is found in intimacy with God through Christ, not in religious formulas or rituals. Declarations: I am anointed in Christ, the true bridge between heaven and earth. The Holy Spirit dwells within me, consecrating me for God's purposes. I am set apart by the blood of Jesus, not by external oil or rituals. My life is a sweet-smelling fragrance unto the Lord through Christ. I have direct access to the Father without the need for physical symbols. The finished work of Christ has fulfilled all the requirements of the law for me. I am fully atoned for and reconciled to God through my belief in Jesus Christ. The anointing of God is not a substance on me, but the person of Christ in me. I am a living testimony of God's presence, power, and purpose. In Christ, I have received all spiritual blessings and authority. I rest in the reality of Christ's anointing, not in my own efforts or rituals. I am commissioned by God to spread the knowledge of Christ to the world around me.
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In this profound episode, we explore the revolutionary concept of heaven as a present, simultaneous reality for those who believe in Christ. Discover how understanding our heavenly position and identity in Christ transforms our earthly experience, informs our earthly existence, and manifests God's glory in our daily lives. Learn to live from a place of rest, favor, and authority as we unpack the biblical truths of our simultaneous heavenly and earthly existence. Key Points - Heaven is not just a future destination, but a present reality for believers in Christ. Heaven is a simultaneous reality for believers - we are in Heaven as Heaven is also in us. - Believers are seated with Christ in heavenly places and have already been given heavenly dignity, authority, and favor through Christ. Christ is the definition and completion of Heaven in the believer. - The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit abide in believers, making them the dwelling place of God. The Holy Spirit witnesses to our heritage as heirs and sons of God. - Judgment Day was fulfilled in Christ, granting believers immediate access to Heaven. Our goal is not to "make it to Heaven," but to express God's nature and will on earth. - Understanding our heavenly reality empowers us to decree Heaven's manifestation on earth. Our heavenly position is rooted in God's love and the finished work of Christ, not our own efforts. Understanding our heavenly reality brings us to a place of rest and confidence in God's love. Declarations I possess eternal life now through my faith in Christ. I am molded into Christ's image and raised to a heavenly state of being. As Christ is, so am I in this world - glorious and victorious. I am seated with Christ in heavenly places, filled with heavenly authority. I walk in the authority of Christ, speaking life into every situation. I am a dwelling place of God, experiencing Heaven on earth. Heaven is simultaneously within me, and I am in Heaven through Christ. I am the dwelling place of God, filled with His presence and power. I am filled to fullness with the fullness of God in love. The Father's love is my past, present, and eternal reality in Christ. I walk in divine favor and acceptance, reconciled to God through Christ. My identity is rooted in Christ, the wisdom and power of God. I approach God's throne with boldness, fully accepted in Christ. I live in the simultaneous reality of Heaven, both present and eternal. I decree the manifestation of God's will as a son, bringing Heaven to earth. My life radiates the glory of God, transforming my surroundings. I rest in God's love, knowing I am forever reconciled and favored. I rest in the finished work of Christ, secure in my heavenly position.

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In this enlightening episode, we explore the concept of goodness in relationships, particularly in marriage. We discuss how God's definition of goodness differs from our own feelings and expectations, and how understanding His intentions can transform our approach to love and partnership. Learn how to cultivate a relationship based on God's goodness rather than human perfection. Key Points: - God's goodness is not based on our actions but on His nature and intentions. - Love is an election and a decision, not dependent on perfect conditions. - The importance of submitting to God's leadership when choosing a partner. - The dangers of evaluating relationships based solely on material wealth or comfort. - The role of the church in shaping cultural values around relationships and marriage. Declarations: I choose to see and express goodness in my relationships as God intends, not based on my feelings. My love is an election and a decision, not dependent on perfect conditions or situations. I submit to God's leadership in my relationships, trusting His intentions for my life. I embrace God's definition of goodness in my partner, looking beyond superficial qualities. I recognize that God's choice for me is the best possible outcome for my purpose and growth. I choose to be a representation of God's love to my partner, reflecting His goodness in all I do. I trust in God's timing and process, even when I don't fully understand His choices for me. I reject cultural standards that prioritize wealth or comfort over godly character in relationships. I commit to being the best expression of God's love and goodness in my relationships. I choose to see my relationship as a ministry, reflecting God's intentions for reconciliation and intimacy. Beloved, We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 🎊 🤝 Join our vibrant community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1 📖 Study the Word with us this year: https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1 Everyone is welcome in our fellowship! As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth. 🙏 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family. Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith! We love you all to life! ♥️