Jerry Flowers Podcast

Before you overthink. Before you let anxiety at the mic in your soul. Before you allow what you see to talk you out of what you know, remember the times when God showed himself as the same God who delivered you back then!

It's your responsibility to do the work! Spiritual leaders can offer guidance; The Holy Spirit can comfort, convict and counsel us; but having consistency is up to you!

Biblical illiteracy is the artery of deception and when the heart is not filled with wisdom, deception is enthroned. It reigns over your choices!

We need discerning hearts and wisdom because when you've been shaped by ignorance, you can't trust your discernment because your perspective has been constructed by misinformation and the lack of right information. Both willful and involuntary wisdom lead to pain and that's too expensive!

The ultimate cheat code is to be in the presence of The Father!

Ezekiel Azonwu, a thought leader on faith and conflict resolution, joins Kiyanna Azonwu, who emphasizes reconciliation through a Christian lens. They explore why resolving conflict is essential to reflect divine love. The duo introduces the PEACE framework, highlighting prayer, humility, and forgiveness as key components for navigating disagreements. They also discuss the power of genuine apologies and how confronting uncomfortable truths fosters deeper connections. Embracing conflict is presented as a pathway to spiritual growth and resilience.

Deliverance deals with the demons, wisdom deals with the damage. Enough with us allowing our hearts to be a practice field while they find themselves!

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This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and understand the profound influence of spiritual leadership. Tune in for a conversation that promises to enrich your spiritual experience and offer valuable insights into the life of a pastor.

Once we grow with God, so should our relational obedience with Him, which makes it easier for us to give God our "yes" in all things.