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May 22, 2025 37 mins

It started with a cup of ketchup at Five Guys in Poughkeepsie, New York (Yes, really.) A quick moment, a quiet comment from a kid, and suddenly we’re talking about something way bigger: the voices in our heads that tell us we’re not good enough, not strong enough, not whatever enough.

In this episode of Sermons on the Side, we follow that trail all the way to Gideon — a man hiding out in a winepress who gets called “mighty warrior” by God. What do you do when your life doesn’t match what God says about you? What if the loudest thing in your life is a lie?

“Limiting Voices” is all about learning how to quiet the noise, tune in to God’s truth, and finally start believing the name He’s been calling you all along.

Because sometimes, the Sermon you need isn’t from a pulpit — it’s from the ketchup station.

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