Sipping Sugar Water in the Desert. (36 sec)

You walk into church, seeking nourishment, but all you get is sugar water —just enough to keep your thirst alive but never enough to quench it. (You feel good in the moment, a fleeting high, but deep down, the sickness lingers, right?) The real cure, the real water that heals, is within, yet you keep sipping from that sweetened mirage week after week. It’s like spiritual fast food: convenient, tasty, but it keeps you malnourished.

(But hey, you get that temporary relief, don't you? That feel-good moment like a band-aid on a wound that needs deep surgery.)

Here's the truth: they don’t want you healed, not fully. They need you sick— keep you coming back, keeping the system going. You think you’re getting closer to salvation, but really, you’re spinning in circles, stuck in an ego game of smoke and mirrors.

So, the question is: When are you going to stop sipping sugar water and start drinking the living water you’ve been carrying all along?

#thinkgod
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Please forgive me.
Thank you.
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