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• A Young Entrepreneur’s Road From Party Culture To Purpose In Christ

  Send us a textThe room can be crowded and your soul still feel alone. Kinley's story walks straight through that tension—viral growth, luxury goals, and a booked-out salon on one side; sleepless nights, a laced-weed scare, and a gnawing ache for something real on the other. We sit together and trace her path from lukewarm faith to a crisis that forced her to pray for herself, not just live near someone else’s prayers. You’ll hear what it’s like to show up at church and judge the room to avoid letting God judge your heart, then the sentence that broke the stalemate: if you’re tired of running, you’ve come to the right place.We go deep on the choices that quietly shape a life—friend circles that normalize the first hit, parents who apply hard boundaries while trying to stay approachable, and the slow creep of attention-chasing that never satisfies. Kinley names the moment conviction got practical: clearing the closet, ditching the wine glasses, and admitting that God doesn’t want a partitioned heart. Within 24 hours of surrender, her curated comfort collapsed into an old trailer and a loneliness that finally taught her to listen. It wasn’t punishment. It was formation. The potter remade the clay.She set new boundaries in her relationship, learned to right what culture calls normal, and watched her salon become ministry—Scripture in conversation, prayer at the chair, and a weekly Bible study where clients find more than a haircut. If you’re a parent of a drifting teen, a young adult pulled by the crowd, or an entrepreneur who feels successful and hollow, this conversation offers hard-won clarity and hope. God was still making plans while she wandered. He’s still making plans while you listen.If this story sparked something in you, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review with the moment that hit home.Support the show

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• Worship Wins The War

  Send us a textFear showed up with a coalition army, and Jehoshaphat did the unexpected: he called a fast, gathered families, and sought God’s face. From that moment, everything shifted. A Spirit-breathed word reframed the fight—show up, stand firm, and watch the Lord save. We walk through the drama of 2 Chronicles 20 and the simple, powerful practices that turned panic into praise and a battlefield into a place of breakthrough.We share how the community’s shared prayer and fasting aligned their hearts, why posture matters when worship gets real, and what it looks like to obey when obedience feels counterintuitive. The twelve-mile march becomes a living lesson in perseverance. Then comes the move no strategist would suggest: appoint singers ahead of soldiers. Their song—give thanks to the Lord, for His steadfast love endures forever—anchors identity and invites God’s action. When praise rises, God sets an ambush, confusion scatters the enemy, and the threat collapses on itself.Along the way, we get practical about choosing worship over feelings, resisting easy distractions during corporate praise, and learning to hold position when anxiety screams for quick fixes. If you’ve felt surrounded by pressures you can’t beat in your own strength, this story offers a clear path forward: seek, listen, obey, and sing. Join us for a faith-stirring journey that will reshape how you face battles at home, at work, and in your heart. If this encouraged you, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review so more people can find hope.Support the show

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• The Righteous and the Wicked

  Send us a textIn this episode of BEYOND SUNDAY Pastor Lee breaks down his favorite Psalm.  The Psalmist writes about two paths; the righteous and the wicked and explains what happens to them.  Get your Bible ready, listen, enjoy, grow and share the link with someone.  Support the show

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• Deny Self, Find Life

  Send us a textWhat if the life you’re protecting is the very thing keeping you from truly living? We open Matthew 16:24–26 and get honest about denying self, taking up the cross, and following Jesus when comfort, titles, and fear pull in the other direction.With Pastor Lee and Erica at the table, we explore how sin bends us inward and how the gospel lifts our eyes to a bigger joy. We talk through the ancient weight of the cross—shame and suffering in plain sight—and why Jesus “despised the shame” for the joy set before Him. That lens changes how we handle work promotions, public pressure, and the temptation to keep our faith quiet to avoid ripples. You’ll hear practical ways to witness with courage, from a simple daily prayer—Lord, who is my one today?—to gentle, Spirit-led questions that open doors: How can I pray for you? Did you find your joy this morning?We also look at the heart-level meaning of “lose your life to find it.” Identity shaped by the world frays under pressure; identity rooted in Christ holds. Titles aren’t the enemy, but they’re not the treasure. We reflect on Jeremiah’s calling as a picture of the hard, faithful road: predictable paths can be good, yet the narrow path is often the obedient one that glorifies God. If you’ve wrestled with silence at work, spiritual hesitation in public, or the pull to keep the waters calm, this conversation offers clarity and courage to put God first—every room, every decision, every day.If this spoke to you, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs boldness today, and leave a review so others can find it. What one step will you take this week to be salt and light?Support the show

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• Pastor Lee personal message, Stay Awake

  Send us a textA single request echoes through the garden and into our lives today: stay awake. Not just awake on the outside, but alert in spirit—eyes open to God’s will, ears tuned in, and a heart ready to move when he says go. Pastor Lee walks through Mark 14:32–42 and the scene at Gethsemane, where Jesus asks his closest friends to watch and pray and they cannot hold the hour. From that moment, we follow a thread through Luke 18 and John 4 to see how easy it is to be physically present yet spiritually distracted, missing the very people and moments God is using to advance his kingdom.Pastor talks about “access to excess” and how constant inputs can numb discernment. Pastor Lee contrasts a surface-level faith with a living, listening relationship that actually recognizes the Father’s work in the small and the surprising—children brought to Jesus, a Samaritan woman who brings a town, a grave about to become a testimony. Along the way, we unpack what watch-and-pray really means: a posture of alertness, humility, and dependency that turns everyday routines into assignments. Expect a pastoral, urgent, and hopeful charge to wake up with practical steps—simplifying your inputs, carving undistracted prayer, staying ready to give an answer, and making yourself available to be used any day of the week.If you’ve felt spiritually drowsy, drifting, or overwhelmed by noise, this conversation is your alarm clock. Join us as we ask God to open our spiritual eyes and ears so we don’t miss what he’s doing right now. If this encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a wake-up call, subscribe for more conversations beyond Sunday, and leave a review to help others find the show.Support the show

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