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Why Good People Turn Today we’re getting into something that most people don’t want to talk about because it feels uncomfortable. We’re talking about the “Spore Effect.” You know, we spend so much time focusing on how to grow good fruit in our lives, joy, peace, humility, and gratefulness. We treat these attributes like they Read more
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When Prayer Becomes a Weapon I look around today and I see a profound, almost tragic disconnect in how people communicate with the Divine. I see people praying over their finances, their houses, their cars, and their bank accounts as if they are checking items off a grocery list. They treat the Word like a Read more
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When “Home” is a Disappearing Act There is a specific kind of silence that comes with a heavy snowfall on Christmas Eve. It’s a suffocating, frozen silence that feels like the world has turned its back on you. At thirteen years old, I wasn’t waiting for the magic of the morning. I was a ghost Read more
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From Scars to Shared Strength: Our Assignment for Kingdom Rehabilitation Hey God’Sip crew, we’ve examined the scars, the trauma, and the cycles of hurt that affected both the lost and the very Pastors, Elders, and Leaders who stood in their positions. We, the children of the “Church Lost,” have seen the receipts. Our Uprise is Read more
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about defense, not the kind you build with concrete walls or legal arguments, but the kind that guards your soul when the world is throwing stones. There are moments when you feel utterly exposed, especially when facing false accusations. You want to fight, you want to prove your worth, Read more
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They say the truth will set us free, but sometimes, it’s the lie that locks us up. We often hear about the colossal lies that launched global conflicts, the political fabrications, the wartime deceptions. We classify these as macro-lies, designed for mass manipulation. But this piece of God’Sip and Tea is about the micro-lies. It’s Read more
