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A Perspective on Work (opens the original)
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The Beltramos open Genesis 2 and discuss the secret to a healthy work life balance.
Are There Gray Areas In God’s Eyes? (opens the original)
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From the very beginning God not only creates, He separates. Genesis 1 draws a clear line between light and darkness. What if that same separation is meant to be seen in our lives as believers?
The Spiritual Practice Many Christians Avoid (opens the original)
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What if the secret to freedom, healing, and a deeper walk with Christ is found in the very thing we’re afraid to do? In this episode, the Beltramos discuss an often overlooked verse found in James 5 and reveal how honest, Christ-centered community can transform our faith.
How Should We Plan for the Future? (opens the original)
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Planning for the future isn’t wrong, but the way we plan matters. James 4 challenges our tendency to take control and reminds us that we don’t know what tomorrow holds. Tune in as we explore what it looks like to humbly plan for what’s ahead while ultimately trusting in God.
The Heart of Jealousy (opens the original)
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We often give ourselves permission to experience jealousy, but does this come from Scripture? The Beltramos look to James 3 for where Jealousy originates and leave listeners with an actionable solution in the fight against jealousy and envy.
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