Show Notes
SURPRISE 🕊️ Stay True in the Word is here… and it's just the beginning. We are officially adding a second episode every week (!!) and this one is a little different. While Mondays are filled with powerful conversations with amazing guests, these Thursday episodes are your space to slow down, open the Word, and sit with Jesus. These episodes are packed with Scripture, reflection, prayer, and a reset for your heart. And today… we're starting at the foundation. In this very first episode, Madi dives into Matthew 5:3-10, the Beatitudes, and uncovers what it really means to live in the "upside-down Kingdom." A Kingdom where the blessed don't look like the world says they should. A Kingdom that starts not with what we do, but who we are. We're talking about: -What it means to be poor in spirit and fully dependent on God -A holy grief over sin that leads to transformation -Strength under control through meekness -A deep hunger for what actually satisfies -Living with mercy, purity, and peace in a culture that resists it -And what it looks like to stay faithful—even when it costs you These aren't just verses to read… they are the character of Kingdom citizens. This episode is an invitation to come back to what's true. To realign your heart. To be filled again. My prayer is that this becomes your weekly space to be grounded, encouraged, and drawn closer to God. New episodes every Thursday at 7am EST 🤍
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