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Back again, another week, and I really wanted to get into a conversation around how to let go of hard things and I didn't know if I wanted to do this because last week when we talked about outgrowing your environment, it was very

similar but I feel this relates to not just relationships but we're relationships,

or strongholds and just cycles

that we've found ourselves in within our life

no matter what that looks like.

And I think this has been something that's been a recurrent thing for me because of a quote

we've probably all seen on social has gone viral and it's one of those.

You know those pulse I just like

recycled by all the accounts that come back up like every three weeks or whatnot but

there's one that says at some point you must choose between your dreams or your distractions, but you cannot have both.

And I think that that's been something I've been wrestling with of a lot of different aspects of my life that I know have to be let go up for me to get to where I need to go.

And almost relating that to spiritual context, something I put down is we have to make a decision between

following desires of our flesh or the righteousness of God, but we can't do both.

We can't live within this middle ground of what that looks like.

And it talks about that in Matthew 625.

It says, no man can serve two masters

for either he will hate the one and love the other

or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other.

You cannot serve God and Mammon.

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