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What if the peace you’ve been chasing is sitting on the other side of a hard but holy word? We walk through a bold call to stop fighting what God is sending, to agree with His voice over the world’s noise, and to let Scripture do the deep work it was designed to do. Anchored in Luke 4:18, Romans 10:8–13, Hebrews 4:12, and Romans 8:28, we trace how the gospel reaches every kind of poverty—of spirit, love, and opportunity—and how salvation comes near enough to touch, speak, and transform.

Across a rapid-fire review of a year’s teachings—perfect love in an imperfect world, serious faith, guarding your purpose, choosing God’s voice—we “add it up” and ask what has actually changed. We dig into why Scripture is called living and sharp, how it exposes motives without condemning us, and how it cuts to heal by removing pride, addiction, toxic relationships, and false security. This is not theology for the shelf; it’s bread for the soul. Skip the meal and your spirit goes hungry; receive it and you recover strength, clarity, and courage.

We also get practical about obedience. You asked God for peace; He answered with instructions: trim your roster, guard your purpose, unite for hard times. Acts 5:39 cautions that resisting a God-sent word is not disagreeing with a preacher, it’s opposing God. The invitation is simple and strong: ride with the flow of the word into 2026, align your agreements with Scripture, and expect the promise that all things work together for good to meet you on the path of obedience.

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Start the year with a builder’s mindset and a clear blueprint for a life that lasts. We rally around one theme—results—and one method—unity—drawing from Psalms 34 and 133 to set a posture of praise and togetherness. From there, we get practical and bold: Romans 16 challenges us to identify divisive voices and step away, while 1 Thessalonians 5 calls us to encourage and build each other up. The focus is not hype; it’s craftsmanship. If we want outcomes that endure, we have to choose our crew, our inputs, and our materials with care.

I walk through the foundation that never fails: Jesus, as laid out in 1 Corinthians 3. That shift changes everything. We stop chasing quick wins and start becoming expert builders—people who know when to add, remove, and realign. We talk “draft picks” for your inner circle, why a trusted truth-teller keeps you grounded, and how to convert every loss into a lesson that strengthens the structure. Then we turn to the toolbox: Ephesians 4:29 reframes our speech as a construction tool, and 2 Corinthians 10:5 teaches us to capture thoughts and filter inputs so only God-approved material enters the build.

To make it concrete, we name the materials that pass inspection—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control—because these are the beams and fasteners of a resilient life. We close with a year-end audit: Did you choose unity over drama? Did you build wealth, health, character, and faith that can be passed down? If it worked in 2025, build on it in 2026. Subscribe, share this with someone on your team, and leave a review with one thing you’re building this week. Let’s keep it solid and get results together.

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Ever felt exhausted by constant drama, only to realize you’ve been swinging at the wrong opponent? We start by inviting anyone ready to say yes to Jesus, then move straight into the heartbeat of the message: perfect love in an imperfect world. God’s love doesn’t just make us feel better; it makes us whole. Drawing from Ephesians 3:19 and Psalm 150, we set a foundation of praise and identity before revealing a key framework that runs through the entire conversation: answer plus revelation equals victory.

From there, we get practical. Think of your life like a kitchen—when you add high‑quality ingredients, everything changes. We apply that metaphor to the Fruit of the Spirit: love that shows up and secures, joy that strengthens, peace that stabilizes, and patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control that round out a resilient character. James 1:22 challenges us to move from hearing to doing, so we talk through rhythms of prayer, Scripture, meditation, and obedience that build deep roots you can trust when pressure hits.

The big turn comes with Ephesians 6:12. We name the real fight: not flesh and blood, but spiritual powers that target your mind, relationships, and purpose. If your week swings between hope and chaos, you might be battling distractions instead of the adversary. With 1 Peter 5:8 and Mark 4 guiding the strategy, we unpack why storms often follow growth and how to guard the word so it produces lasting fruit. You’ll hear clear cues for recognizing spiritual pressure, practical ways to stop feeding feuds, and a steady path to live on offense—with peace unshaken and focus intact.

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