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Have you ever felt trapped in the web of somebody's words? No matter what you say, this person takes your words, spins them into something else, and uses them to get you to doubt yourself or do things you do not want to do. For example, a conversation might go something like this:‍ You: "I'm sorry, I can't make it tonight." ‍Them: "You told me you could." ‍You: "I don't think I said that I could make it." ‍Them: "Yes, you did. You promised you would be there. Now, you're back

We risk being so filled to the brim with teachings about God that we have no room left to be with the voice of God Himself.

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In the world of ministry, pastors often carry heavy burdens. They are expected to be spiritual leaders, counselors, and community...