Today, we’re going to pull it all together and talk about how you move from just struggling to standing …into actually walking strong in who you are in Christ.

You’re not just trying to have a good day. You’re learning to fight the right battle with the right weapons.

Today, I want to put some actual tools in your hands. Not theory. Not clichés or fancy sayings or slogans. Tools! Because God has not left you weaponless in this fight!

Today, I want to talk about a war most of us never admit we’re fighting: The war you can’t post about. The inward battle. The secret stuff. The things that don’t show up in your Instagram story, but they show up in your thought life. The things nobody at church knows about, but they ride around with you all day. That’s where freedom really starts.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve had thisthought before:“Okay… I feel God in my secret place. I feel Him on Sunday. But why do I feel so ordinary…so stuck…so tempted…on Monday?”You’re in worship, tears flowing, hands lifted,you’re like, “This is it. God is real. I’m changed.” And then Monday shows up And you start wondering “Did that even work? Was that real? Or was I just emotional?” If you’ve ever felt that, you’re not crazy, and you’re definitely not alone. That’s exactly why we’re starting a new journey this week.

All week we’ve been building something: Today we’re going to bring it together and talk about what it looks like to walk this out. “Power in Every Step.” Not just power at the altar on Sunday, but power in your Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. In your home, your job, your inner life.

We’ve talked about the secret place, hearing God’s voice, and obeying in the ordinary. Today we’re going to talk about something that can slowly choke all of that: ashes on the altar—weights and sins that we never deal with.

Some of us love God, but we feel like our fire is low. Many times it’s not because God stopped giving flame—it’s because we’ve stopped clearing the ashes.

Today we’re going to get into something that’s not flashy, but it’s where most of your power will be found: ordinary obedience. Most of us want the dramatic moments—the Red Sea splitting, walking on water, calling down fire. But the truth is, the majority of your power in the Spirit is released through simple, everyday “yes, Lord” decisions.