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Teach Me To Father
What one topic and question would you like to hear a podcast address? barry/fs
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When to hold them and when to fold them. Conflicts in one's life
21d •
Self Control
Proverbs 25:28 "A man without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls" The walls aren't built to restrict your movement or imprison you, they are built to keep the enemy out. https://youtube.com/shorts/0IRGFJY03do?si=vRThL9RWq3AmlAo8
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Notes!
19d •
Ponder This...
While studying with my wife, Mandy, we came across an interesting question with a profound answer. What's the difference between imputed righteousness and practical righteousness? Here's what we came up with: Imputed it's who we ARE. Practical is how we LIVE. In other words, you don't behave your way into righteousness, you believe your way into it - then you start behaving like it!
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Fire
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Moving More in the Holy Spirit
What would you say to someone who is looking to move more in the Holy Spirit in their day to day life, what does that look like? (PS I'm someone)
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First. The question in itself holds Spirit drivin wisdom. To know you can't do it alone is the start. From there, you need to have the capacity to hold what it is you are boldly praying for. So I would review,reflect, and remove anything that is pulling you away from the Spirit. Review your map: (everything Barry said) Following that growth, listen... way more than you talk. (Tough Joel note for myself) I believe the Spirit is always speaking, he is our forever compass. But you will never truly hear another when the radio too loud, and never get to where your going without your map and compass. Bold is often only beautiful when you are walking in God's blessing. Love you brother
Mar 4 •
Late night snack
When a Christian is willing to suffer rather than sin, it demonstrates a decisive break with the old life dominated by sin. Suffering for righteousness exposes a heart that has chosen obedience over sinful comfort.
2 likes • Mar 4
1 Peter 5:10 NIV [10] And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong, and steadfast.
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@joel-mckeefry-1131
Degree in Law Enforcement, God fearing Christian, devoted husband, proud father of one, fellow brother in Christ who lives in integrity and purpose.
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Joined Jan 31, 2026
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