Transformation, even though it can be a challenging experience, its ups and downs are necessary to discover the person God is fashioning you to be. In this two-part episode, Antoinette Riley shares her understanding, struggles and victories of being transformed by God.
Highlights:
- An Analogy: You can be transformed by the Bible or biscuits
- Is transformation a finished work like salvation?
- Growing Pains: Being transformed in the workplace and at home
- Discovering you can’t do it in your own strength
- Judgment dies the moment you recognize you’re the same type of dust as everyone else
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Meet Antoinette:
Antoinette is a married homemaker, mother of three adult children with one granddaughter. She is a native Texan, who graduated from Texas State University with a bachelor's degree in Communications. Antoinette worked in the media department at Austin Community Television (ACTV), where she hosted and produced the television program “Lifting America’s Blind Spot.” She currently enjoys purchasing and restoring homes to lease in the Austin area in Texas.
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