Grief is something every believer will face—but not all grief leads to life. In this episode, we dive deep into the difference between worldly grief and godly grief through the lens of Scripture: 2 Corinthians 7, 2 Corinthians 13, Romans 9:2, and Revelation 21:4.

Worldly grief keeps us stuck in shame, despair, and hopelessness. But godly grief draws us closer to Jesus, leading us to repentance, transformation, and healing. God doesn’t waste your pain—He uses it to shape you, strengthen you, and equip you to help others. The enemy wants you bound by sorrow, but God calls you to fix your eyes on Him and step into the freedom only He gives.

If you’ve been wrestling with grief, loss, or heartache, this conversation will remind you that God sees your tears, He promises comfort, and He is faithful to restore joy.

✨ Listen in and be encouraged to let grief do its holy work—changing you into who God has called you to be.

00:00 Introduction: A Message for the Grieving
00:35 A Divine Urgency: The Scriptures Revealed
02:13 Paul's Severe Letter: A Call to Repentance
04:15 Understanding Godly and Worldly Grief
05:48 The Reality of Grief: Personal Reflections
06:10 Biblical Promises: Comfort in Grief
08:16 Peter vs. Judas: Two Paths of Grief
11:48 The Enemy's Trap: Fear and Isolation
14:17 God's Power in Our Weakness
14:53 Examining Genuine Faith
16:15 Sharing Testimonies: Strength in Weakness
19:36 The Call to Repentance and Rest
20:28 Closing Prayer and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Pure Surrender, we’ll dive into what it means to be spiritually fed in every season of life—even in hardship or exile— by prioritizing God and allowing His Word to shape our thoughts, emotions, desires, intentions, and character. Just as Ezekiel was called into something completely new, you too can be transformed and strengthened when God’s truth becomes part of your inner being.

If you’ve ever felt spiritually dry, distant, or stuck, this episode will help you understand how to digest God’s Word, internalize His presence, and live from the inside out in a real relationship with Him. 💜

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00:00 Introduction and Purpose
00:27 Opening Prayer
00:55 Context of Ezekiel
01:54 Ezekiel's Vision in Exile
03:09 God's Presence Everywhere
05:10 Ezekiel's New Calling
07:32 Importance of Personal Relationship with God
11:08 Consuming God's Word
12:15 Spiritual Nourishment
13:54 Sweetness of God's Word
14:41 Living Through Adversity with God
16:18 Conclusion and Final Prayer

So many women think following Jesus is about what you do on the outside—rituals, habits, or looking “put together.” But the truth is, a real relationship with Christ starts with a heart change from the inside out. In this episode of Pure Surrender, we’ll talk about how God transforms your mind, emotions, thoughts, behaviors, and character—not just your external life—so your faith becomes authentic and alive, not ritualistic.


We’ll explore how biblical healing works on the deepest level, why true surrender changes who you are before it changes what you do, and how to stop striving for perfection and start living from a place of genuine transformation in Jesus.


If you’ve ever felt stuck in “doing” instead of “being,” this episode will remind you that Christ wants your heart, not just your habits. 💜


00:00 Introduction and Purpose
00:36 Opening Prayer
01:19 Understanding Pure Surrender
01:36 The Torah and Its Relevance
02:06 The Israelites' Journey
03:46 The Pattern of Law and Heart Condition
06:01 The Importance of a Soft Heart
10:13 Jesus' Fulfillment of the Law
12:04 Transformation Through the Holy Spirit
13:56 Closing Prayer and Farewell

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