What is the one thing, if removed from your life today, would launch you into the future you’ve been praying for? What’s the real barrier between where you are and where God is calling you?

It may not be obvious, but more often than not, the answer is pride. When pride loosens its grip, growth accelerates.

In this video, we break down the 7 Types of Pride and give you practical, faith-filled tools to overcome the one that’s been quietly limiting you.

1. Arrogant Pride

- Definition: The classic form—exalting oneself above others or God.

- Signs: Boasting, bragging, ignoring correction, dominating conversations.

- Biblical Example: The Pharisee who prayed, “Thank God I’m not like other men” (Luke 18:11).

2. Self-Deprecating Pride

- Definition: Downplaying yourself to draw attention or avoid responsibility while still making it about you.

- Signs: Fishing for compliments, rejecting encouragement, saying “I can’t” when God says you can.

- Biblical Example: Moses resisting God’s call in Exodus 4.

3. Defensive Pride

- Definition: Refusing correction, taking offense quickly, or always needing to justify yourself.

- Signs: Constant defensiveness, inability to admit fault, blaming others.

- Biblical Example: King Saul making excuses instead of obeying God (1 Samuel 15).

4. Independent Pride (Self-Sufficiency)

- Definition: Believing you don’t need God or others, relying solely on yourself.

- Signs: Struggling to pray, rarely asking for help, pushing others away.

- Biblical Example: The rich fool in Luke 12:16–21 who built bigger barns but ignored God.

5. False Humility

- Definition: Acting humble on the outside while still seeking praise or recognition.

- Signs: Pretending to “serve quietly” but feeling resentful when unnoticed, hiding gifts God gave you out of fear of man.

- Biblical Example: The Pharisees fasting and disfiguring their faces to appear humble (Matthew 6:16).

6. Comparative Pride

- Definition: Measuring your worth by comparing yourself to others—whether feeling superior or inferior.

- Signs: Envy when others succeed, boasting when you outperform, insecurity when you don’t.

- Biblical Example: The disciples arguing over who was the greatest (Luke 22:24).

7. Stubborn Pride

- Definition: Refusing to change, forgive, or admit mistakes.

- Signs: Holding grudges, stonewalling in conflict, resisting God’s nudges.

- Biblical Example: Pharaoh hardening his heart against God’s commands (Exodus 8–10).

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Why Change is So Important (Matthew 17)

"The only constant in life is change" -Heraclitus

Change can be hard, frustrating, and uncomfortable but it’s often the very doorway God uses to grow, refine, and move us into the next level of growth and purpose He’s already prepared for us.

Here is why change is so important to Jesus:

1. Jesus wants to take you on a JOURNEY of spiritual transformation (vs 1)

2. Jesus wants to give you a fresh PERSPECTIVE of Himself (vs 2)

3. Jesus wants you to LISTEN to Him (vs 5)

4. Jesus wants to EQUIP you (vs 14-20)

5. Jesus wants to reveal your TRUE self (vs 20)

Dig deeper by watching this video and creating your own action steps.

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In Matthew 16:13–19, everything shifts when Peter declares who Jesus truly is. Purpose isn’t discovered through striving, comparison, or ambition; it’s revealed in the presence of Christ. When you recognize Jesus for who He is, He reveals who you are.

Identity flows from intimacy. Calling flows from identity. And like Peter, once you know who you are in Him, you receive authority, clarity, and a foundation strong enough to build your life and assignment upon. Purpose is uncovered through revelation, not speculation, by hearing His voice and responding in faith.

Watch this video to know how, just like Peter, you too can find your purpose.

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We’re excited to share the latest Unstoppable Growth update with you. As we reflect on all God did in 2025, our hearts are full with gratitude and faith for what lies ahead in 2026. By His grace and power, lives are being stretched and strengthened, and the Unstoppable Growth community continues to expand. People said yes to following Christ, and we’ve experienced real transformation in marriages, families, careers, and churches.This year marks a pivotal season as we launch new events, cohorts, and resources designed to help pastors and business leaders unlock the God-given potential in their church members and employees. We are deeply thankful to be part of what God is building and genuinely excited for the role you get to play as we all become more and more unstoppable!

Jesus makes it clear in Matthew 15 that religion only adds rules, but God invites you into a life-giving relationship. You could obey every instruction and still miss God’s heart if love isn’t alive in you. Outward behavior can’t wash away the pain and frustration on the inside. Only Jesus can make us clean, not our effort, not our performance, but His finished work on the cross.Watch the video to dive deeper and let His grace reshape the way you live your everyday life.Let's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 6:30pm on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.org

Let's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 6:30pm on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.orgUG Live 14 - 8 Ways to THRIVE in Every StormEver feel like the storm hit right after you obeyed God? You’re not alone. In Matthew 14, Jesus’ disciples found themselves rowing against the wind BUT right in the middle of God’s will. What if the storm wasn’t there to destroy them, but to reveal Jesus? In this Unstoppable Word, you’ll discover 8 powerful truths hidden in the waves, how fear can cloud your vision and why discomfort often initiates breakthrough. Don’t miss this one… what if your current storm is the stage for your next miracle?

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UG Live 13 - Your Heart Determines Your Impact

"When anyone hears the word of the kingdom, and does not understand it..." Matthew 13:19

The Christian life begins as a seed; small, simple, yet full of unimaginable potential. It starts with a yes to Jesus, and from there, as we cultivate the right environment, that seed grows into a life marked by strength, love, peace, and endurance. God doesn’t stop at salvation; He continues to sow His word into our hearts.

The real question is not, HOW can we make His seed grow? But rather, HOW do we create the atmosphere for His seed can flourish?

Let's keep growing togetherJoin us LIVE every Tuesday at 6:30pm on YouTubeText "UG" to 320320 to connectVisit UnstoppableGrowth.orgUG Live 12 - The 3 Fruits of The Spirit"... for a tree is know by it's fruit" Matthew 12:33. What fruit is Jesus really talking about here? Many people quickly assume He’s referring to character traits, like the ones Paul lists in Galatians 5:22–23: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.But in this passage, Jesus is pointing to other fruit. (See also Matthew 7:16.)So what kind of fruit should your life actually produce as a follower of Christ? What kind of fruit is Jesus looking for in you?