In this episode,
I'm breaking down what it actually means to set your mind on the Spirit in Romans 8.

Because I think a lot of believers feel this tension. We want to be spiritually minded, but we also have real responsibilities. Work, family, bills, decisions, pressure. And sometimes it can feel like choosing the Spirit means neglecting real life.

I'm going to talk about why that's not what Scripture is saying.

Being spiritually minded isn't escapism. It's learning to live from obedience and trust in God while still showing up faithfully in what He's already put in your hands.

We're going to look at what's actually governing your decisions, how to balance faith with practical responsibility, and why living from the Spirit produces peace and purpose.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Romans 8: Setting Our Mind on the Spirit
10:54 Living in the Spirit: Balancing Responsibilities and Faith

In this episode, I'm sharing what the Lord has been teaching me about faith, stewardship, and obedience, not just in our personal walk with God, but in the way we build what He has entrusted to us.

Because when God places a message on your life, it is not random. It is not small. It is not just "something you care about." It is an assignment.

I believe this is especially true for Christian authors.

Many authors are trying to sell their books using traditional methods, and they often feel discouraged when it doesn't work. Book signings, Amazon bestseller strategies, endless posting on social media, and even podcast tours can leave you exhausted with little to show for it if you do not understand what actually drives book sales today.

In this episode, I walk you through the deeper issue beneath the frustration. Fear, hesitation, striving, and carrying the pressure alone. Then I show you the biblical foundation of sowing and reaping, and what it really looks like to be faithful with what God has entrusted to you, even when you are still building, still growing, and still becoming established.

This is not just about "marketing." It is about obedience. It is about stewardship. It is about building with diligence and faith so the fruit of your message can multiply beyond you.

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I help Christian authors sell their books by building a simple funnel that positions their message with authority and creates automated, consistent book sales.

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Scripture operates on cause and effect, and that reality does not weaken God's sovereignty. It reveals it.

In this episode, I explore how God intentionally designed covenant to include choice, consequence, and responsibility. From sowing and reaping to obedience and endurance, the Bible consistently shows that what we choose produces real outcomes, both in this life and in eternity. This is not because God lacks control, but because His sovereignty includes granting humanity real agency within His plan.

We will talk about why forgiveness does not remove earthly consequences, why obedience is not legalism, and why faith that remains passive does not reflect the fullness of biblical faith. God is not reacting to human decisions. He authored a world where truth responds to choice.

Cause and effect are evidence of God's design.

God remains fully sovereign while honoring the freedom He gave us. Covenant was never about control. It was about relationship, trust, and the formation of a people who choose Him in truth and endurance.

If you have wrestled with how free will, obedience, and eternal life coexist under a sovereign God, this conversation will bring clarity without compromise.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding God's Covenant and Conditions
02:31 The Role of Choice in Obedience
05:05 Sowing and Reaping: The Principle of Consequences
07:58 Faith, Works, and Obedience
10:20 Endurance and the Promise of Eternal Life