Jesus’ command to “be perfect” is not a call to flawlessness, but to completeness and spiritual maturity in Him. Scripture shows that God completes us in key areas—love, strength, faith, and patience—so that nothing is lacking in our walk with Christ. When we allow God to perfect these areas, we grow into fullness in Christ and experience greater victory over mistakes and failures.
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Ep.24 - Complaining vs. Commending
Our attitudes lead us toward either complaining or commending, shaping the atmosphere of our lives and the people we become. Complaining grows out of the absence of gratitude and produces negativity, while commending and giving thanks build character, healing, and direction. Choosing gratitude—to...
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Ep.23 - Blessed Are the Peacemakers
Saying “I’m sorry” is one of life’s most difficult but most powerful phrases, opening the door to healing, restoration, and unity. Three enemies—selfishness, pride, and denial—often keep us from admitting when we’re wrong, even though repentance is essential to healthy relationships. When we choo...
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Ep.22 - The Strength of a Thankful Heart
Gratitude is more than a feeling—it's a powerful choice that shapes our attitudes and transforms our lives. Scripture, science, and everyday experience all confirm that expressing thanks brings healing, joy, and greater well-being. When we move from simply feeling grateful to actively expressing ...
