Special opening: my wife, Noemi, opens this episode singing "Come Jesus Come" while playing guitar — her first time featured on the show. Let it settle in your heart before the Word comes.

There's a difference between KNOWING the truth and having the LOVE of the truth.

In this episode I'm talking to you straight, heart to heart. Jesus said the very first sign of the end would be deception — "Take heed that no one deceives you" (Matthew 24). And Paul warned of a falling away — not worldly people, but those who profess Christ yet never loved His Word (2 Thessalonians 2).

Probation is closing. But the book is still open, and your name can still be written in it. If you've been running on knowledge without love, today is your day — get on your knees, open His Word, and ask Him to write it on the tablet of your heart.

Don't wait. Stay in the Word. I'll see you next time on Truth Seeker.

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My full testimony — where I came from, what God pulled me out of, and where I am now. If my story encourages one person, it was worth telling.

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In the finale of Stepping Into Your Authority, Pastor James Morris teaches from Joshua 1 that authority is exercised, not stored. God gives — but we step. Discover why promise and participation go together, what bold and humble obedience looked like in the book of Acts, and how to take one faithful step this week instead of waiting to feel ready. Truth Seeker exists to help you grow in your spiritual walk.