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Embracing our status with God
Living as chosen people changes how we live, how we engage our faith, and how we approach God.
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Declaration of deliverance
Even on our worst day, we can boldly and confidently come before the throne of God because of what Jesus did on the cross for us.
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The impossibility of Christmas
The Christmas story reminds all of us that God is the God of the impossible.
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Are you weary of the waiting?
Susie Larson shares hope for those who are weary of the waiting.
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Your sacred yes: Say ‘yes’ to necessary change and divine momentum
"We reason that since God first led us to this place, it's okay for us to give away one yes after another without thinking too much about it."
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Your Sacred Yes: Say ‘yes’ to living free and true humility
Are you living free from shackles? Susie explores what it means to live in true freedom and humility, one sacred faith-step at a time.
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Your Sacred Yes: Say ‘yes’ to God’s provision and His invitation
A sacred life is one that is full of abundance and rest. How do we step into that place?
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Your Sacred Yes: Say ‘yes’ to God’s wisdom and power
Susie kicks off a week-long series on her newest book, Your Sacred Yes.
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Contending for the promises of God
Are you in the midst of the fight of your life? Susie Larson wants you to know that there's a promise in God’s Word for whatever you're facing.
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Keeping our face in God’s hands
Susie Larson shares a story that illustrates how God is calling us to keep our eyes on Him.
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