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What if the ground beneath modern church life isn’t as solid as it seems? We open Judy’s Bible, follow her story from hesitant listener to hungry worshiper, and trace a straight line to Haggai’s warning and promise: God will shake what can be shaken so his glory can fill the house. That’s not a scare tactic—it’s an invitation to trade spectacle for substance, cliché for conviction, and programs for presence.
We talk frankly about the spiritual leanness that comes from entertainment-driven ministry and the quiet exodus of believers searching for reality over religious routine. You’ll hear why Romans 1 confronts our tendency to magnify material gain and minimize spiritual maturity, and how 1 Corinthians 3 reframes success as work that endures fire. Along the way, we unpack what a pastor is actually called to do—study, hear from God, and equip saints—not to meddle, perform, or chase applause. Expect straight talk, not outrage; conviction, not condemnation.
From end-times urgency to everyday choices, we lay out a path toward a heavenly vision: become Holy Spirit infused, awake from sleep, and clothed in the armor of light. We make the case for gathering as a place of healing, deliverance, and high praise that forms hearts built to endure shaking. Judy’s “come up front” moment anchors the message with hope—God sees faithfulness and draws us near. If you’ve felt the ache for more than worship-tainment and busy calendars, this conversation meets you with clarity and courage.
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