You were not created to walk in circles.

In this episode of The Babbler, we confront the exhausting cycle so many believers know too well: sin, repentance, repeat. Drawing from the journey of Israel in the wilderness and their crossing of the Jordan River in Joshua 3, this message calls listeners to stop circling unbelief and start stepping into promise. God delivered Israel from Egypt quickly, but unbelief kept them wandering for forty years. The promise was real. The victory was available. But only those willing to believe the report of the Lord entered in. This episode speaks directly to: Cycles of hidden or habitual sin Repeated altar moments without lasting change Unbelief disguised as caution or routine Fear of taking the next step God is asking for Standing at the edge of something new and hesitating From addiction to freedom, from wilderness to promise, this message reminds us that God goes before us, but we must follow. The Jordan did not part until the priests put their feet in the water. Faith required movement. If you feel stuck… If you feel like you’ve been here before… If you feel the Lord calling you forward but fear is holding you back… This episode is your invitation to break the cycle, trust God, and go after the promise. Stop going in circles. Put your feet in the water. Enter in. 🌊🔥 Get Connected ⬇️

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