Being a disciple of Jesus is a life-long journey of deepening intimacy with God. Strengthen your personal journey through these reflections and practices.
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Following Jesus sometimes means moving beyond what we understand and into deeper waters. Through an unexpected journey, Zach Duke explores humble obedience, learning to hear God's voice, and trusting Jesus with outcomes we cannot control.
What if we've made following Jesus more complicated than He ever intended? We spend so much of our lives trying to produce fruit. Jesus invites us to cultivate roots instead. "Stop doing things for Jesus. Start living with Jesus, and you'll live like Jesus."
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The ministries that last are the ones that follow the pattern Jesus set for himself in Mark 1.
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When it comes to “winning” someone to Christ, the pressure’s off.
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How can we live in such a way that our own healing accelerates the healing of others?
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Pearls are formed by irritation, gold is refined by fire, and diamonds are made valuable only by intense pressure. In the Bible there’s a word for this kind of suffering…Thlipsis (θλῖψις).
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How does God respond to us while we are still figuring out our true identity in him?
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Our identity is not found in what we produce but in what the Lord has spoken over us.
What happens when you've prayed for years…and the answer still hasn't come?
Whether you're carrying unanswered prayers, walking alongside someone you love, or simply longing for deeper intimacy with Jesus, this conversation offers hope that God is still at work—even in the waiting.
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I realized that I was not just the sum of my parts and the gifts I carried—or the faults and failures. And I felt God pull my eyes in a different direction—away from me and toward him.
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Surely addiction would never be a part of my story. Yet, it has been. Not the easy-to-identify type of addiction, though. One far more masked. An addiction in church clothes.
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Comparison teaches us to measure our worth by earthly standards rather than embracing the identity we already possess in Christ. Ultimately, comparison reveals a deep insecurity, a belief that what God has provided isn't quite enough.
