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What if your spiritual life changed simply by choosing to read full chapters and refusing to “freestyle” your theology? We gather for a frank, heartfelt dive into diligent study, honest prayer, and a community ethic that values preparation over performance. From the opening moments, we explore why context renews conviction, how the classic means of grace still form us, and why “I don’t know” can be the most faithful answer in the room.

Humility becomes the backbone of the conversation. We talk about the sting of being wrong, the pride that pushes us to invent answers, and the strength that shows when we submit our views to Scripture and accept correction. That honesty doesn’t water down truth—it sharpens it. With Job as our anchor, we trace God’s sovereignty through suffering and learn to look for Christ across the canon, letting the Old and New Testaments illuminate one another. The aim isn’t hot takes; it’s durable wisdom that steadies us when trials arrive.

We also challenge a common trap: reshaping God to fit our preferences. Instead, we wrestle with hard doctrines and trust the Spirit to train our discernment. Along the way, we celebrate the ordinary graces of community—voices in the chat, children in the background, friends who keep us accountable. You’ll leave with practical guidance for study, a renewed reverence for Scripture, and a vision for fellowship that builds people up rather than tears them down. If you’ve been longing for depth, clarity, and honest encouragement, this conversation will meet you where you are and call you higher.

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