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It is because of Christ's finished work and final work on the cross that we can draw near,

hold fast, and stir up.

But what are we drawing near to?

What are we holding fast to?

What are we stirring up?

Let's talk about it today as we dive into the book of Hebrews.

Hello, hello, hello, ladies and gents and welcome to this week's episode of the

Botten Beloved podcast. As always, it's your girl, Kirby Kelly, back at it again.

And this week, it's just you and me, just us. We're chilling. We're hanging. And there's

a specific scripture in the book of Hebrews that I want to dive into, just to give you guys a little

bit of a preface. A few weeks back, I went to Lisa Harper's event, Kyrgygma, if you've never

heard of it, if you are a woman in ministry,

if you are a woman who just loves Jesus and loves theology, I know that's probably like

70% of the people listening to this podcast and the other 30% are probably men who love theology

who listen to the podcast. But for my girlies out there, y'all need to go next year.

Okay? I can link in top below if you want to check it out because I will be there probably. So long as I have nothing that pops up where I have

to be somewhere else. But while I was there, something that we continued to talk about was this

idea of Christ deformity, of becoming more like Jesus, of being conformed into the

image of Christ through sanctification. A lot of big church words there, right? But it's basically,

I see you, Lord, and I want to replicate and resemble who you are, because you are the example

of what it means to be a Christian because you are Christ.

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