You can see their potential. But did God actually assign you to help them reach it?

Then use the remainder of the master description.

This episode has a very clean Spotify thesis:

Seeing potential ≠ receiving an assignment.

In Part 2 of Faith After Fire, Natasha Elaine revisits her conversation with Caneisha Marsh, founder and CEO of Divine Connections Philadelphia, about toxic cycles, romanticizing potential, spiritual compatibility, and the temptation to turn people into projects.

This time, Natasha hears the conversation differently.

Sometimes the weed isn’t the person you’re dating. Sometimes it’s your own proclivity to keep returning, fixing, teaching, rescuing, or imagining a future the other person isn’t actually choosing.

Because seeing someone’s potential does not make their transformation your assignment.

We’re talking about what it looks like to stop dating possibilities, stop volunteering for work God didn’t give you, and make room for relationships where both people arrive ready to pray, grow, build, and walk with Christ.

And yes... the holy oil is still a requirement. 😂

🌱 WORD OF THE WEEK: Proclivity
🎤 KINGDOM ARTIST OF THE WEEK: Anike
🎵 SONG OF THE WEEK: “The Real One” by Bri Babineaux ft. Anike

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