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When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

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Hey, welcome to the podcast. Hope your day is going great. My name is Mike Bro. And I'm so honored that you

would tune in and excited we get to hang together for just a few minutes today.

And we're exploring some things about God that maybe we've been taught along the way, perhaps some things that have skewed our perspective a bit and prevented us from really getting to know the true and living God.

So we're just trying to learn some new things and perhaps even unlearn some old things as well.

And I told you the last time that we are borrowing the framework from a book called With by Skyjahan.

He's such a good book where he lays out five different ways that people relate to God.

And yesterday we unpacked the first posture, which is life under God.

And we talked about how it's a very fear-based, don't screw up,

you've really ticked him off now, a way of relating to God. And I lived that way for many years,

thinking that God was mad at me, disappointed in me, even disgusted by me. It is a life of do this,

don't do that, that results in a ton of insecurity and shame. And as we said yesterday,

it is a very, very heavy way to live. When I met Jesus, I finally saw what God is really like,

that he loved me as is. He wasn't disgusted at me. He met me in the middle of my mess. In fact, he loved me so much

that he wanted to embrace me. He wanted to forgive me. He wanted to do life with me and

transform me into his best version of me. And man, I am so grateful for a new picture of God.

So today, let's talk about the second posture of relating to God that people

do. We'll call this life over God. Life over God. Now, this is the perspective of atheism or

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