ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Bloom, the courage to break through
A seed understands planting is not burial; believers should see difficult “soil situations” as preparation for growth.
Growth develops capacity; blooming makes that growth visible after unseen preparation.
Growth means carrying what once was beyond you, handling what overwhelmed you, and producing what was only potential.
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