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We press into the hard truth that love includes forgiveness and that offense undermines authentic ministry. Through Acts 8, 2 Corinthians 2, and Ezekiel 24, we explore conviction, repentance, and the courage to serve by faith when it costs.

• love as a command that includes forgiveness
• authentic ministry formed by personal conviction
• Acts 8 warning against buying influence and spectacle
• discernment that names bitterness and calls for repentance
• church discipline that restores with comfort and love
• resisting offense to protect new growth and healing
• Ezekiel’s obedience through grief and disrupted custom
• walking by faith when feelings disagree
• refusing to twist scripture for personal gain
• leaving the rearview to pursue purpose and legacy

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We explore Ezekiel 3:10–11 to show why appointment comes with assignment and why inward conviction must precede outward message. We challenge the grip of offense, reframe enemies as footstools, and trade chance for promise so purpose can move without filters.

• appointment implies assignment and mission
• receive all God’s words inwardly without filter
• promises over probabilities and statistics
• bread as daily picture of the Word’s necessity
• Joseph’s story as a test of true internal healing
• words carry authority and shape actions
• guard relationships and weigh outside voices
• reject cherry-picking scripture; demand context and witness
• forgive to break the spirit of offense
• see people as God sees them to minister well

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Are you being held captive by your own thoughts? Well, this episode dives into the establishment of God's authority and empowers believers to possess the "gates of their enemies" (Genesis 22:17). We explore what this means in practical terms, particularly in taking authority over opposing forces, including our own thoughts and perceptions, as highlighted in 2 Corinthians 10:4-5