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What if the fastest route to a bigger life isn’t a climb but a surrender? We open with a simple act—taking communion together—and trace how Jesus’ words in Matthew 16:24–25 invert our instincts: deny yourself, take up your cross, and discover a life you can’t lose. Along the way, we revisit Joseph’s story as more than a triumph arc; it’s a blueprint for how God refines our dreams, scrubs out vanity, and turns private visions into public rescue.
We talk about the paradox that the way up is down, not as a slogan but as a lived path: being overlooked, misunderstood, and pruned so the gift serves others, not our ego. The bread becomes our teacher—brokenness before multiplication—calling us to a discipleship that chooses humility over hype and obedience over image. Then the cup anchors us in the new covenant, reminding us that everything we carry—calling, vision, even our daily courage—rests on the blood of Jesus, not our willpower. That shift from self-justification to grace reshapes how we lead, create, and love: less performance, more presence; fewer shortcuts, deeper roots.
If you’ve wrestled with ambition, timing, or the ache to be seen, this conversation offers both clarity and comfort. We explore practical ways to discern when a dream has become about us, how to surrender without quitting, and why communion is not a ritual to rush but a rhythm that reorders the heart. Listen to re-center on the cross-shaped life and to remember what truly holds you together. If this speaks to you, share it with a friend, subscribe for more, and leave a quick review so others can find the show.
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By Rev. Charles G. Robinette5
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What if the fastest route to a bigger life isn’t a climb but a surrender? We open with a simple act—taking communion together—and trace how Jesus’ words in Matthew 16:24–25 invert our instincts: deny yourself, take up your cross, and discover a life you can’t lose. Along the way, we revisit Joseph’s story as more than a triumph arc; it’s a blueprint for how God refines our dreams, scrubs out vanity, and turns private visions into public rescue.
We talk about the paradox that the way up is down, not as a slogan but as a lived path: being overlooked, misunderstood, and pruned so the gift serves others, not our ego. The bread becomes our teacher—brokenness before multiplication—calling us to a discipleship that chooses humility over hype and obedience over image. Then the cup anchors us in the new covenant, reminding us that everything we carry—calling, vision, even our daily courage—rests on the blood of Jesus, not our willpower. That shift from self-justification to grace reshapes how we lead, create, and love: less performance, more presence; fewer shortcuts, deeper roots.
If you’ve wrestled with ambition, timing, or the ache to be seen, this conversation offers both clarity and comfort. We explore practical ways to discern when a dream has become about us, how to surrender without quitting, and why communion is not a ritual to rush but a rhythm that reorders the heart. Listen to re-center on the cross-shaped life and to remember what truly holds you together. If this speaks to you, share it with a friend, subscribe for more, and leave a quick review so others can find the show.
We love to hear from our listeners! Thank you!

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