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The call to turn from distractions has been urgent and loud. This can't be an additional warning that is taken lightly because avoiding this obedience will cause consequences. What kind, you ask? All the kinds of consequences that we talk about in this video.I pray this helps grow you nearer to the available presence of God! He has so much more for you. More than a screen, an idol, a person, or a mundane routine can offer.

Growing in Truth has been fighting to starve the flesh for the sake of God's work. This call isn't just for me. My prayer is that you can grow in truth while embracing the endurance of this beautiful suffering. Rather than staying distracted, run to him and feed your spirit!

Here we are at part two of my journey to freedom. Somehow, I can say that I said so much, and there is much more to discuss. This is just one completed iceberg of many more stories to tell. May growing in truth trigger an outpouring of truth and integrity from God's people.

This episode is another vulnerable one, except we learn through my own journey about the "why and how" of addiction to pornography and pleasure. I've truly grown in truth through this episode. I pray it impacts your heart.

It's like you're on FaceTime with a sister... who speaks about our sexually charged society and our God who wants to walk us through purity. We don't have to remain with ears and eyes that have adapted to the shame of living impure lives. Guard your heart and tune your ears to a new sound!

You love them, but lust is the cloud that ruins your goal to keep Christ in the center of you both. There is a way to redefine your love and remove all lust. But we have to start with honesty... how has lust contaminated love?

It's involuntary habits that come from what we voluntarily accept into our minds. These dreams and thoughts can contaminate our way of walking with Christ if they are not surrendered honestly. Grow in truth with me as we uncover the truth about sexual dreams and daydreams.

What method do we use to escape temptation? How can we break from the cycles of sin? God has a way for us to escape. The real question is, how willing are we to follow his methods over our own?

Day after day we encounter anxiety towards new decisions that determine the course of our lives. God has every answer to our uncertainties. Why do we take so long to listen for what he has to say... when he is the one who knows EVERYTHING?

Emotions are a beautiful thermometer but the most unstable GPS. It makes following God close to impossible and increases the frustration of obeying him. God wants to meet us in our emotions, rather than be excused by them. Look at the truth and you'll see how emotions will change... his truth never does.

Can we use our vulnerability in ways that revive us? In a world of worldly sorrow and regret, there isn't room for the humility that the Father craves from us. It's further than "woe is me" but "worthy are you Lord". Learn with me on how we can reach that vulnerability.

Finding Reverence is the beginning of feeling revival in your soul. There is so much around us that is dead but when we look at Christ, we remember all he has said and become. In this knowledge, we can't find self-pity but worthiness. HE IS WORTHY but how can we let that change us?

In the commotion of society, it's easy to fall into the despair of missing out on this earthly treasures and human desires. Jesus is coming back but a part of us is grieving the potentially loss of our dreams. How do we cope with this? How do we remain joyful in the end?

It is one thing to say "yes" to believing in Jesus, but it is another to suffer with him. Today, we learn what it means to suffer with Jesus without complaining and running. There is a kind of suffering that our faithfulness is tested in. Can we still be faithful?

How many times have we not asked God for enough grace to supply us with "One Last Time" with the thing that we know needs to be released? God is worth more than that sin, habit, person, or piece of comfort. It is time to give it up aggressively, without warning.