Lonely Places | Transitions | Part 5 | Jerry Flowers

The world has a fever, and the church is showing symptoms. This urgent message is a wake-up call for believers to return to truth and let love be the evidence of their faith.

Fatigue is more than being sleepy, it is a signal that our bodies, minds and even our spirits are running on empty. Together we uncover practical tools to restore energy, strengthen resilience and heal the wounds keeping you restless.

Every transition has a soundtrack, and failing to recognize the influences or thoughts sabotaging your path can keep you from reaching the place God has called you to be.

When you’re in transition or experiencing any level of change in your life, do you notice being so crippled by fear, anxiety and worry that you can’t even perceive what God is actually doing in your life? It's critical that we understand how to overcome fear and walk in the beauty of what God has in store for us in our time here on earth.

If being holy means to be separate, then we must be people who learn how to steward lonely places and not mislabel the secret place as loneliness.

The tragedy of life is not just the storms that hit you, but the weights you willingly pick up that God never assigned to you.

When you're in transition, you cannot trust the narrator in your mind.

One of the worst types of illnesses that you can receive is a projection infection, which causes for you to believe a narrative that was authored by someone else's wounds.

Are there places in your life you've left unattended that could cost you later? It's critical that we learn how to identify and patch the hidden holes before they lead to deeper damage.

Father, help us to discern what's over, and not endorsed by you. I want to be where you want me to be.