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New Series: How to Renew Your Mind So You Can Actually Change

Have you ever wondered:

"I've been a Christian for years… why am I still struggling with this?"

Maybe there's a habit you can't seem to break. Or an emotion that keeps showing up—anxiety, anger, insecurity, envy, or discouragement.


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Joshua Becker: How Minimalism Brings Us Closer to God
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Gary Chapman: 5 Love Language That Build Relationships

Do you ever feel like you're trying to love someone well—but it doesn't seem to be working? Maybe you're putting in effort, but the other person still feels distant, unappreciated, or unexcited about the relationship. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Gary Chapman about why that happens, how love languages go deeper than we often realize, and what actually helps people feel tr...


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Lie: This Year Will Be Different… Right?

Every January, we feel it: fresh starts, new motivation, and the quiet confidence that this year will be different. We make lists, set goals, and imagine a better version of ourselves waiting just around the corner.

And yet, for many of us, a few weeks or months later, we’re right back where we started—discouraged, frustrated, and wondering why change ...


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Belief: It Shouldn’t Be This Hard to Change

A couple of months ago, I sent out a survey asking which lies people struggle with the most—today’s lie came in #1: “It shouldn’t be this hard to change.”  The next two? “I’ll never change” and “I can’t do this anyway, so why bother?”


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