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The biblical metaphor of the Potter and clay from Jeremiah 18 provides a powerful illustration of God's work in our lives, showing how He reshapes us when we become distorted from His original design.

• God as Potter and humanity as clay symbolizes divine guidance and our need to yield to His shaping
• The marred clay represents how we distort ourselves through choices contrary to God's design
• Spiritual transformation is a gradual process requiring patience and willingness to be molded
• Life's trials are like the kiln's fire (1,500°F), strengthening us through difficulty
• We naturally resist changing our ways, taking the easier path even when we know it's wrong
• Personal testimony shows how God gradually refines our character and behaviors over time
• Even when we're stubborn like ancient Israel, God continually offers the opportunity for redemption
• We have a daily choice between following God's design or our own flawed plans

If you haven't accepted Christ as your Lord and Savior, we invite you to open your heart to His guidance and direction. Find a church community that will help edify your spirit and grow your knowledge of who God is.

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The imagery of the vine and branches in John 15 reveals how our connection to Christ determines our spiritual fruitfulness and provides practical insights for navigating life's challenges.

• Christ is the true vine while we are the branches, completely dependent on Him for spiritual life and growth
• God prunes branches to increase fruitfulness, removing what hinders our spiritual development
• Seemingly negative life events (toxic relationships ending, job losses) may actually be God's loving pruning process
• Spiritual fruit includes character transformation, positive impact on others, and the multiplication of disciples
• Remaining connected to Christ through prayer, Scripture, and fellowship is essential for bearing fruit
• The fruits of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience) come naturally when we maintain our connection to the vine
• God often works through others to support us, with fellow believers praying and interceding on our behalf
• Our decisions determine our direction – choosing to follow Christ leads to peace and wisdom

If you feel life is hopeless or you're questioning your purpose, we invite you to dedicate your life to Christ. Find a church that will help you grow in faith and develop your relationship with God.

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Sometimes life feels like a wilderness and we get thrown in all directions, those are the moments that we are tempted the strongest or worst. This episode we talk about what we can do when those times come and what Jesus did and how to fight back.

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Who is this mystery person sabotaging my walk with Christ?...On this episode, Gabe & Stephanie discuss the topic of sabotage and how we can relate to unmasking the villain of the story. Many times the villain can be none other than, ourselves. Hit the play button to listen in and how God can receive the glory when we take that step to stop self sabotage in our lives.

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Hey friends welcome back! This episode we will be talking about Daniel chapter 4 and king Nebuchadnezzar. How God's word shows us what happens when we get full of pride. Sorry for taking so long in releasing another episode, it feels like when we want to pursue God's word and truth every obstacle possible comes before us. I hope you guys enjoy! Please follow us and share the message so that others can be impacted by God's word. God Bless you!

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Today’s episode we will be talking about Romans 12:17-21 God has been really tugging at my heart to talk about these verses. Let’s get into it and see what we can learn from the word of God today. Romans 12:17-21 NIV 17 Do not repay anyone evil for evil. Be careful to do what is right in the eyes of everyone. 18 If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. 19 Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,” says the Lord. 20 On the contrary: “If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink. In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head.” 21 Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.

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After being released from captivity why did it take 40 years for Israel to reach the Promise Land? We are going to un pack what the word of God has for us and how we can apply these things to our current day lives.

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In today's episode we talk about what God did in Joseph's life and how we can reflect on these things and apply them to our lives. The story of Joseph is very impactful and God does many great miracles that we most not forget. Tune in today and spend sometime with us diving into what God has for us today.

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