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Have you ever found yourself starting to pray smaller prayers, where your faith starts to become more reasonable?

What if that's not a sign of maturity, but the beginning of unbelief?

In this episode of Staff Talks, Francis challenges us to ask,

have we slowly stop believing in the God who does the impossible?

This message isn't just about feeling inspired.

It's about refusing to settle for a faith that no longer expects God to move.

Do you guys remember a guy in the Bible named Palti,

son of Rafu?

Raffu?

From the tribe of Benjamin he's one of the twelve spies that's why you don't

him he got killed by a plague I was just that was today's reading.

And I thought, I never really looked at these guys' names.

No one knows them because they were all doubters.

And they were killed by the plague.

We only remember Joshua and Caleb, and probably rightly so. And I'm looking at at numbers I think it's really cool that this year at least in EPA

we're reading numbers and acts at the same time I think there's something very significant about that about this

system and this new system and seeing the similarities of of God and his

what he cares about what he hates what he loves we talked about that earlier with

Moses and the humility but you know numbers 11 we talked about a little bit how it's like, man, God really

hated the complaining.

And you see that in those chapters, 11 through 13, a where it's like they're complaining about the food

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