A joyful woman removing a mask inside a glowing church, with doves and a cross in the background—symbolizing spiritual authenticity and freedom.
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Authenticity and Anointing: Why God Can’t Bless Who You Pretend to Be

In a world obsessed with image, many believers find themselves trapped in performance—trying to be what they think God wants, or what others expect—rather than walking in who God truly made them to be. But here’s the truth: God doesn’t anoint your mask. He anoints your authentic self. When we’re not real with God, we…

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Real Holiness: Staying Close to God, Not Pleasing Religious Culture

Holiness is often misunderstood as just a set of rules or cultural traditions that can seem judgmental. However, true holiness is about having a relationship with God, not about your actions. It’s not about your clothing or the customs you observe; it’s about what brings you closer to the Father. Both Jesus and John showed us what holiness looks like, even if they faced rejection for being genuine. Learn how to embrace a real sense of holiness that shows love, humility, and closeness to God, instead of following changing cultural standards.