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Your soul is vital, and sometimes, it needs to be reset back to factory settings. Psalm 23 says a good Shepherd has to occasionally lead you to a place where your soul can be restored, a place of green pastures, still waters, and lying down. Why does a soul need restoring? Because you may have to walk through seasons of grief, have people who hurt you or just generally get beat up by the trials of life. Proverbs 4:23 — another famous verse — tells us to guard our hearts and says that it determines the course of your life. Biblically, your heart is your soul, which encompasses your mind, will, and emotions. If it is so important, why does the church only talk about saving souls rather than guarding or restoring souls? This week, we’re starting a new series about mental health called It Is Well With My Soul.

Your soul is vital, and sometimes, it needs to be reset back to factory settings. Psalm 23 says a good Shepherd has to occasionally lead you to a place where your soul can be restored, a place of green pastures, still waters, and lying down. Why does a soul need restoring? Because you may have to walk through seasons of grief, have people who hurt you or just generally get beat up by the trials of life. Proverbs 4:23 — another famous verse — tells us to guard our hearts and says that it determines the course of your life. Biblically, your heart is your soul, which encompasses your mind, will, and emotions. If it is so important, why does the church only talk about saving souls rather than guarding or restoring souls? This week, we’re starting a new series about mental health called It Is Well With My Soul.

In this teaching, Pastor Dobbs ministers from Acts 1:4 & I Thessalonians 5:17 on being saved, waiting on the promise of the Father, praying despite distractions. Distractions will take a person from their set place but being saved requires that a believer pray so that they can refocus to fulfill the will of God despite the distractions going on in the world. Scripture: Acts 1: 4 “4 And being assembled together with them, He commanded them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the Promise of the Father, “which,” He said, “you have heard from Me; “ I Thessalonians 5:17 – pray without ceasing

In this teaching, Pastor Dobbs ministers from Acts 1:4 & I Thessalonians 5:17 on being saved, waiting on the promise of the Father, praying despite distractions. Distractions will take a person from their set place but being saved requires that a believer pray so that they can refocus to fulfill the will of God despite the distractions going on in the world. Scripture: Acts 1: 4 “4 And being assembled together with them, He commanded them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the Promise of the Father, “which,” He said, “you have heard from Me; “ I Thessalonians 5:17 – pray without ceasing

Draw closer to God, and He will draw closer to you.

Draw closer to God, and He will draw closer to you.

Why do Christians keep returning to the same struggles even after they've repented, prayed, and asked God for help? In this episode, Jon Ellis explores the deeper reasons recurring sin remains so powerful in the lives of many believers. Looking beyond behavior modification, he exposes the hidden beliefs, emotional attachments, and fleshly patterns that keep people trapped in cycles they desperately want to escape. Discover why accountability matters, how hidden struggles gain strength in darkness, and what true transformation actually looks like according to Scripture. The goal isn't simply to stop sinning. The goal is to stop needing the counterfeit when you've found something greater in Christ. Why do you keep going back to the thing you already know is hurting you spiritually? In UNC038, Jon Ellis uncovers the real reason recurring sin remains so powerful in the lives of many believers. This episode explores the hidden beliefs, emotional attachments, and fleshly patterns that keep Christians stuck in cycles they desperately want to break. If you've ever wondered why willpower isn't enough and how lasting transformation actually happens, this episode is for you.

Why do Christians keep returning to the same struggles even after they've repented, prayed, and asked God for help? In this episode, Jon Ellis explores the deeper reasons recurring sin remains so powerful in the lives of many believers. Looking beyond behavior modification, he exposes the hidden beliefs, emotional attachments, and fleshly patterns that keep people trapped in cycles they desperately want to escape. Discover why accountability matters, how hidden struggles gain strength in darkness, and what true transformation actually looks like according to Scripture. The goal isn't simply to stop sinning. The goal is to stop needing the counterfeit when you've found something greater in Christ. Why do you keep going back to the thing you already know is hurting you spiritually? In UNC038, Jon Ellis uncovers the real reason recurring sin remains so powerful in the lives of many believers. This episode explores the hidden beliefs, emotional attachments, and fleshly patterns that keep Christians stuck in cycles they desperately want to break. If you've ever wondered why willpower isn't enough and how lasting transformation actually happens, this episode is for you.

Be humble and put your confidence in God.

Be humble and put your confidence in God.