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Living Parables with Preacher Dale is where faith gets real.We tell stories about everyday life and uncover the truth hiding inside them.Mental health.Spiritual warfare.Taking your thoughts captive.Finding peace in the middle of pressure.Your life is already telling a…
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Why the Enemy Attacks Right Before You Finish | STILL ON THE WALL PT.6 (opens the original)
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When the wall is almost finished and only the doors are left to hang, that’s when the enemy hits from every direction at once.In the series finale of Still on the Wall, Preacher Dale breaks down Nehemiah Chapter 6 and the final, most dangerous phase of rebuilding: the trap of distraction. When the enemy can't stop the work by force, they will try to pull you off the wall with invitations, rumors, and pressure. Scripture References: • Nehemiah 6:1–16• Isaiah 43:18–19• Philippians 3:13–14• Psalm 4
When Your Strength Runs Out | Still on the Wall | Living Parables Podcast (opens the original)
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How to Keep Going When Your Strength Runs Out | Living Parables PodcastMockery. Discouragement. Fear. And now the attack that takes out more builders than all three combined: exhaustion. In this episode of Living Parables, Preacher Dale goes into the mental and physical reality of chronic depletion in the middle of a God-given assignment — and unpacks one of the most powerful images in all of Scripture: Nehemiah’s builders holding a sword in one hand and a trowel in the other. Building and armed
Week 3: Fight for Your House | STILL ON THE WALL (opens the original)
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The enemy senta mocker in Week 1. He sent discouragement in Week 2. This week he sendssomething older and more dangerous than both of them: fear. In this episode ofLiving Parables, Preacher Dale unpacks the anatomy of a fear campaign — how theenemy plants the same threatening thought ten times until it feels like acertainty — and what Nehemiah’s response teaches us about remembering the Lord,recalibrating our minds, and fighting for the people and purposes that actuallymatter. Two parables.Real
When the Rubbish Is Real | When the Assignment Gets Harder Than the Vision | Living Parables Podcast (opens the original)
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There is a moment in every God-given assignment where the reality is far messier than the vision ever suggested. Nehemiah’s workers had a name for it: “so much rubbish.” In this episode of Living Parables, Preacher Dale unpacks what the mental health world calls the “implementation dip” and what Nehemiah called the mid-project crisis — and brings two powerful parables about what it looks like to get honest, look up, and keep building when the pile feels bigger than the purpose.This is Week 2 of
They Laughed at the Wall — What Nehemiah Teaches Us About Building Under Mockery | Living Parables (opens the original)
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What do you do when God gives you an assignment and the people around you laugh at it? In this episode of Living Parables, Preacher Dale unpacks one of the most emotionally raw moments in Nehemiah’s story — the moment the mockers showed up. We’re talking about the mental health reality of building under ridicule, two powerful parables about perseverance, and one small change you can make today to get back on the wall. GET YOUR FREE ebook -> dalestringer.com This is Week 1of our Still on the Wall
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