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In this episode, we turn from who God is to how God governs, examining the biblical doctrines of God’s decree and providence. Scripture reveals a God who is not reacting to history but ruling over it, eternally purposing all things and actively sustaining, directing, and governing every moment in time. We explore how God works through real human choices and secondary causes without surrendering His sovereignty, and how He remains holy and righteous without being the author of sin. From Joseph’s suffering to the cross of Christ, this episode shows how God’s purposes stand even in a broken world, offering believers stability, confidence, and worship in the knowledge that nothing falls outside the wise and sovereign hand of God.

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Part 1: When Failure Stops Being the Enemy

In this opening episode of the Fear of Failure mini series, we confront one of the most misunderstood words in the Christian life: failure. Scripture never presents failure as final, shameful, or disqualifying. Instead, it reveals failure as one of God’s most effective classrooms for growth, humility, and dependence on grace. Drawing from biblical examples and personal experience, this episode challenges the lie that failure disappoints God or ends usefulness. From Moses to Peter to Paul, God has always worked through imperfect people who learned to rise again by faith. This session lays the foundation for the series by showing that failure is inevitable in a fallen world, but fear of failure is not. Growth begins when believers stop fearing the fall and start trusting the grace that meets them there.

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A God Who Does Not Change and Cannot Be Shaken
God’s Immutability and Impassibility

If God could change, His promises could fail. If God could be emotionally wounded, His sovereignty would weaken. In this episode, we examine two often misunderstood attributes of God: His immutability and His impassibility. Scripture reveals a God who does not shift, adjust, or evolve, and who is not subject to emotional turmoil or suffering as creatures are. Far from making God distant, these truths secure our confidence in Him. God’s love is not fragile, His mercy is not reactive, and His purposes are never in danger. This episode calls us to rest in a God whose nature is steady, whose will is settled, and whose faithfulness never wavers.

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Peace = Rest...?

We talk about rest as if it looks the same for everyone, but Scripture paints a deeper picture. In this episode, we explore what biblical rest really is and what it is not. Drawing from Hebrews 4, this conversation challenges the idea that rest is simply slowing down or doing nothing, and instead points us to a rest rooted in trust rather than striving. This episode is for anyone who has been told they are doing too much, moving too fast, or resting the wrong way, and for those who quietly wonder whether their soul is truly at peace before God. A thoughtful reflection on resting without guilt, without comparison, and without turning God’s gift of rest into a rigid formula.

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Knowing God as He Has Revealed Himself
A foundational opening to the mini-series that will explore who God is before addressing other doctrines, affirming that God is Spirit and yet still truly revealed in scripture, infinitely greater than human understanding, and worthy of reverent study that bows where Scripture stops and worship begins.

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The Danger of Echoes

In this episode, we step beyond the usual conversation about social media and explore the deeper, quieter danger of echo chambers in everyday life and spiritual thinking. An echo chamber is not simply a place where negativity lives. It is a place where unchallenged thinking thrives, where repeated agreement can slowly replace discernment and growth.

Using Scripture and practical reflection, this episode examines how comfort can quietly take the place of conviction, how faith can stagnate when it is never examined, and why agreement should never be mistaken for spiritual maturity. We look at biblical examples of insulated thinking, the importance of godly challenge, and the balance between being open to examination without surrendering truth.

This conversation is not a call to constant conflict or endless debate, but to biblical discernment, humility, and growth. It encourages listeners to consider what voices shape their thinking, who is allowed to challenge them biblically, and how God often uses trusted people to sharpen our faith.

A thoughtful, Scripture-centered episode for anyone who desires to grow deeper, think clearer, and live with convictions that are rooted, examined, and alive.

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Optimism vs Pessimism – Part Two looks to Scripture for real-life examples of how God’s people handled the tension between hope and fear. This episode explores men and women who swung between emotional extremes, such as Elijah, David, and Peter, showing that wavering is part of spiritual growth, not a sign of failure. It also highlights believers like Joseph, Nehemiah, and Hannah, whose faith stayed anchored through patience, preparation, and trust in God’s timing. Together, these biblical lives remind us that balance is learned over time by bringing our thoughts under God’s truth. The episode encourages listeners to move away from extremes and toward steady, mature faith rooted in Scripture rather than circumstances.