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Fix Your Faith: Growing A Steady, Enduring Trust In God.

38 min · 9 de may de 2026
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Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568255/fan_mail/new] It’s easy to have faith when things are going great, but what about when problems occur? Life has a way of shaking our confidence, but God wants to give you a trust that is steady, deep, and unshakeable. We’re starting an encouraging new message: “Fix Your Faith: Growing A Steady, Enduring Trust In God.” Whether you’re in a season of doubt or just want to strengthen your spiritual foundation, this is for you. Find out how to build a faith that doesn’t just survive the tough times but grows stronger through them.

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Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2568255/fan_mail/new] Watch enough crime shows or courtroom dramas, and you will hear, “I'm innocent,” or “I didn't do it.” Our human default is to justify ourselves. We make excuses ("It's not that bad"), we make comparisons ("At least I'm not as bad as that guy"), or we blame our circumstances. We will go the extra mile trying to prove we are "good enough." But trying to earn right standing with God through our own perfect performance is exhausting. Last Sunday, we wrapped up our Fix Your Faith series with the answer to this question: What Makes You Think You're Right With God? We are going to look honestly at what it means to stop defending our flaws, drop our arguments, and step into the incredible freedom of being justified by faith alone.

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