You started strong.

You were reading your Bible.
Praying consistently.
Working on your habits.
Trying to become more patient, disciplined, and intentional.

Then life happened.

You got busy. You got tired. You missed a few days—and eventually stopped.

Sound familiar?

In Episode 6 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ, we're talking about something that matters more than motivation:

Consistency.

You'll learn why spiritual growth often happens quietly, why you shouldn't quit just because you can't see results yet, and why consistency does not mean perfection.

We'll also talk about the difference between discipline and abiding—and why the answer isn't always to try harder, but to stay closer to Jesus.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why motivation alone cannot sustain growth
• What to do when you don't see results
• Why ordinary faithfulness matters
• How to stay consistent without becoming legalistic
• Why missing a day doesn't mean you've failed
• The difference between striving and abiding
• How small daily choices shape who you're becoming

And stay until the end because I'll give you one simple question to ask yourself every day that can completely change the way you approach growth.

You don't need a dramatic life-changing moment every day. You need daily faithfulness.

Key Scriptures:
Galatians 6:9
John 15:4–5
Luke 16:10
Psalm 1:1–3
Hebrews 12:1–2

🎧 Listen now and continue becoming more like Christ.

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