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In this video, Ivy reflects on the biblical story of Mary and Martha and the tension so many of us feel between work and rest in our faith journey. In a culture that celebrates productivity and constant busyness, it’s easy to believe that doing more automatically means we’re being faithful.

But Jesus gently reminds us that while laboring for God’s Kingdom is good, sitting at His feet—seeking Him first—is what matters most. Like Mary and Martha, we are called to discern our seasons, recognizing when to serve and when to slow down, so busyness doesn’t crowd out intimacy with Jesus.

This is an invitation to examine our rhythms, our priorities, and our hearts—choosing presence over pressure and devotion over distraction.

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What makes a small group, Bible study, or equipping group truly effective? It’s not just the curriculum—it’s the culture you create. 🤍

In this reel, Ivy shares three essential practices that help cultivate an environment where the gospel can move powerfully and real spiritual growth can take root: praying with one another in intentional prayer groups, leading with clarity and presence to establish order and safety, and building discipleship through genuine one-on-one connection outside of group meetings.

When women are prayed for, seen, and personally invested in, transformation follows. These simple but intentional rhythms help move groups beyond surface-level discussion into authentic discipleship and Kingdom impact.

If you’re leading—or feeling called to lead—a women’s Bible study, small group, or equipping space, this is for you.

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What does true freedom actually look like — and how do we walk in it today?

Susie walks us through three transformative moments in history: the Exodus, the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai, and the cross of Jesus Christ — and what they reveal about freedom, love, and wholeness in the 21st century.

God desires our freedom, but Scripture shows us that freedom was never meant to exist without direction. God’s law doesn’t restrict us — it restores us, teaching us how to rightly love God, love others, and love ourselves. True freedom is anchored in values greater than self and aligned with God’s design.

At the cross, Jesus doesn’t just forgive — He restores. His sacrifice brings us back to wholeness and reconnects us to our original purpose as image-bearers of God.

This message also invites believers into a deeper, lived faith — growing in freedom and wholeness through engaging with Scripture, walking with the Holy Spirit, living in biblical community, and actively cooperating with what God is teaching us.

📖 Watch and lean into the freedom that leads to fullness.

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