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Alisha and Kat explore the negative ramifications of behavior modification, and why it often acts as only a temporary bandage for the deeper wounds we find ourselves returning to. Alisha weaves in the story of Jesus cursing the fig tree, unpacking the context of that moment and what it reveals about lasting transformation versus surface-level change—and what we can learn from it today.
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"No two lives are the same. We often compare our lives with those of others, trying to decide whether we are better or worse off, but such comparisons do not help us much. We have to live our life, not someone else’s.
We have to hold our own cup. We have to dare to say; “This is my life, the life t…
Alisha and Kat talk about how so many of us suffer in silence. How, in our effort to do it alone, we cut out the very people God could have placed in our lives to help us on our journey.
We're back! After a long and much needed break, we're picking up the podcast again and kicking it off with Alisha's message from Sunday that she preached at Reach Church. She preaches out of Mark 2 and how God often sends people, before He sends answers to help us.
Scripture Reference: 1 Samuel 22
Song Mentioned: Hollyn, Aren't We All
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