The Anchor Point

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  • The Theology of a Warped Lens

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    Deborah Seale
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    We often think of the Parable of the Talents as a simple lesson on productivity. But if we look closer at Matthew 25:24–25, we see a profound psychological study on how a distorted view of God leads to a paralyzed life. Matthew 25:24-25 (ESV) “He also who had received the one talent came forward, saying,…

  • When are you …

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    Deborah Seale
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    When do we stop walking in brokenness? God says we are healed by the stripes of His Son Jesus’ shed Blood.Yet so many still walk around talking about how broken they are.Talking about their hurts, their hang-ups.They need to start talking about what God did for them. Instead of meeting to talk about how bad…

  • The Sound of the World

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    Deborah Seale
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    We’ve all been in that room. The one where the air feels heavy with the talk of “more.” More investments, more acquisitions, more status. It’s a constant hum of financial strategy and self-congratulation. Sometimes, you look around and wonder: Is this all there is? There is a specific kind of “smirk” that comes with worldly…

  • When “Thank You” Goes Unheard: The Sin of Familiarity

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    Deborah Seale
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    We’ve all seen it. Maybe we’ve even lived it.You’re sitting at the same dinner table you’ve sat at for a decade. You reach for the salt, and a hand passes it to you. You say “thank you,” but the words don’t even hit the air. They fall flat on the floor. Not because the room…