What are you carrying that Christ never asked you to hold?

In this midweek pastoral reflection, Pastor Eric Brown invites listeners to slow down and examine the spiritual weights that hinder intimacy with God. Drawing from John 15:7, this episode explores what it truly means to remain in Christ—not by striving harder, but by laying aside sin, distraction, and self-reliance.

This reflection is not a sermon replay, but a gentle, honest conversation about abiding, surrender, and daily spiritual practice. Whether you are a committed believer, returning to faith, or simply searching for clarity and peace, this episode offers encouragement to reconnect with Christ and walk in freedom throughout the week.

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Sometimes God doesn’t stop us to punish us—He stops us to reassign us. In this midweek pastoral reflection, Pastor Eric Brown invites listeners to slow down, listen, and realign their walk with God through Acts 9 and the powerful reminder that Jesus still interrupts with grace.

In this midweek pastoral reflection, Pastor Eric Brown takes a quieter moment to reflect on Romans 7 and the internal struggle many believers experience in their daily walk with God. Rather than a full sermon, this reflection offers encouragement, perspective, and spiritual reassurance for those navigating ongoing faith battles.

We are reminded that struggle does not disqualify us—it often confirms that the Spirit is alive and at work within us. This reflection invites listeners to slow down, depend on God, and find renewed strength through prayer, Scripture, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.

This midweek reflection is designed to encourage believers to stay grounded, hopeful, and connected to God between Sundays.

Scripture Focus: Romans 7

Speaker: Pastor Eric Brown

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What do you do when God has spoken—but the promise hasn’t arrived yet? In this midweek pastoral reflection, we explore David’s prayer, “Teach me Your way,” and learn how to pause, trust God, and walk wisely through in-between seasons. A calm, encouraging word for anyone learning to wait without losing faith.

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