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#404 Seed Session Perilous Times (opens the original)
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#403 Seed Session Unworthy (opens the original)
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I’m hopping on today feeling a bit under the weather, but I couldn’t hold back what’s been heavy on my heart. Lately, I’ve been sitting in my quiet time, reflecting on just how unworthy I am of God’s endless grace and how often I take His covering for granted. In this episode, we’re diving into: The Lesson of Jonah: Why do we wait until we’re in the belly of the beast to finally say, "Okay God, I trust you"? Running from His direction only brings unnecessary storms not just for us, but for the p
#402 Seed Session He May Not Come When You Want Him (opens the original)
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In this episode, I spoke on the powerful story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead (John 11). I break down who Martha, Mary, and Lazarus were, and the significance of their relationship with Jesus. When Martha and Mary sent word that their brother was sick, Jesus could have come immediately. Instead, He deliberately waited. By the time He arrived, Lazarus had been dead for four days beyond the common belief that after three days all hope was gone. Jesus allowed the situation to reach what see
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