In this episode, we dive deep into the barriers we often construct for ourselves when we repeatedly say that we can't. These limitations are not just random; they stem from doubts and fears that can be traced back to pivotal moments in our lives. The fundamental question arises: Who told you that you can't?

This question resonates historically, recalling the moment God asked Adam in the Garden of Eden. This simple yet profound inquiry sparked a chain of doubt that has persisted across generations. The moment Adam questioned his place and limitations, it opened the door to a broader narrative of self-doubt and insecurity that many of us grapple with today.

As we explore this theme, we'll unpack the roots of these limiting beliefs. Are they derived from societal expectations, past experiences, or perhaps a voice from our early lives? We'll also discuss how these internalized constraints can hold us back from pursuing our dreams and achieving our full potential.

Furthermore, we'll share personal stories and insights about overcoming these self-imposed barriers. Listeners will find inspiration in recognizing that the voice that tells us we can't often doesn't belong to us—it can be a reflection of external influences that we can choose to silence. By confronting this inner critic and questioning its validity, we can begin to redefine our capabilities and embrace a mindset of possibility.

Join us as we challenge the narrative of limitation, inspire courage, and encourage a journey toward self-discovery and empowerment. Together, we can break the chains of doubt and explore the expansive potential that lies within each of us.

I've gone missing for a few monthes but I'm back. This a short eposode to just check in and upate what has been going on with me.

**Podcast Summary: Episode [Episode Number] - The Gifts of the Spirit: Understanding and Misuse** What's up, familia! In this week's episode, we take a moment to catch up and connect before delving into a vital discussion about the gifts of the Spirit, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 12:1-12. These gifts—such as prophecy, healing, discernment, and speaking in tongues—are meant to serve and uplift the church community, fostering unity and love among believers.

However, there is a meaningful conversation we need to have about individuals who exploit these spiritual gifts for personal gain. We focus particularly on those who exploit these powerful abilities to amplify their status and influence, often causing harm to others in the process. It's essential to recognize the potential damage this can inflict on the faith of others, as well as on the church as a whole.

Throughout the episode, we'll explore how the inappropriate use of spiritual gifts can lead to confusion, disillusionment, and a shaky foundation for those who look to their leaders for guidance. We'll discuss real-life examples and provide insights on how to discern genuine use of the gifts versus those that are exploited for selfish motives.

Once again, I invite you to engage and share your thoughts. If you'd like to drop me a line, reach out at kimoulloa@aol.com. Thank you for listening, and let's navigate this important topic together!

Welcome to this episode of our podcast! Today, we're diving deep into an important topic that affects many in our faith community—the dangers of false preachers, prophets, and teachers. These individuals can often deliver messages that might sound appealing or even convincing. Still, their teachings can significantly harm our spiritual journeys and ultimately damage our relationship with God. As we explore this subject, we'll discuss the characteristics that define false teachers and how they can mislead genuine seekers of truth. It's essential to understand that not everyone who claims to speak on behalf of God is doing so with pure intentions. Many are driven by personal gain or misguided beliefs, creating confusion and disillusionment among believers. We'll share some examples and real-life stories that illustrate the consequences of following deceptive teachings, and we'll highlight how such experiences can lead people to walk away from their faith altogether. We also want to provide practical guidance on discerning truth from falsehood. What can you look for in a preacher or a teacher to ensure their message aligns with biblical teachings? When evaluating what you hear in sermons, books, or online content, what should you ask yourself? Our discussion will include these vital points to help you strengthen your relationship with God and safeguard your faith. Before we wrap up, I want to take a moment to thank you for tuning in. Your engagement and feedback mean the world to us. If you have any thoughts or experiences regarding this topic, or if you'd like to suggest ideas for future episodes, please reach out! You can leave a message at kimoulloa@aol.com or drop a comment on our Facebook page at kimoulloa. We value your contributions to our community, and together, we can navigate these challenges with wisdom and discernment.

Welcome back to The Ezekiel Project, where we dive deep into topics that resonate with our spiritual journeys. This week, we're tackling a timely and critical subject: the influence of modern-day Pharisees. We'll explore how their often misguided teachings can lead individuals astray and significantly impact the example you set for your household.

In our discussion, I'll share insights into the characteristics of these contemporary Pharisees, drawing parallels to those we read about in Scripture. It's essential to recognize how their focus on rules and appearances can extinguish our genuine fire with God. We'll look closer at discerning true spiritual guidance from misleading doctrines that can inadvertently create barriers in our relationship with God.

Additionally, I want to take some time to address some exciting changes that are on the horizon for The Ezekiel Project. We aim to enhance our engagement with you and our audience and deepen our exploration of faith-related topics that matter. Stay tuned as we evolve and grow together in this community!

I invite you to reflect on your faith journey and how these teachings may influence your daily life and the lives of those around you. Let's set a positive example that ignites passion and devotion rather than fear and confusion. Join me for this enlightening conversation!

In this episode, we discuss the show's upcoming restructuring and the impact of hesitation on our families and lives. It's a straightforward week.

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So I've been gone for a bit had some demons to work through. Plus my daughter can home for the holidays. But after all that being said this week we ease back in on the topic of hypocrisy and the damage it could cause with families.

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Today, let’s dive into those seemingly harmless jokes we make about ourselves. What starts as a lighthearted tease can slowly morph into something we genuinely believe. These comments can have a profound impact on our self-image and influence how we think our loved ones perceive us.

Your experiences matter! I invite you to share your thoughts or insights. Connect with me on Facebook at @kimo Ulloa or send me an email at kimoulloa@aol.com. Let’s start this important conversation together!