ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What do you do when people are talking about you instead of talking to you? In the final week of this series, Pastor Matt looks at the story of David and Absalom and challenges us to stop allowing other people’s words to control our responses. You may not be able to control the rumors, assumptions, or narratives people create about you, but you can control what comes out of your own mouth. Spiritual maturity means choosing grace over gossip, responding instead of reacting, and trusting God with your reputation. Let them talk; but keep walking. Jesus is still Lord.
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