Is Your Faith in action? Feat: Brandon Watson

Is your faith in action? Featuring Brandon Watson In this episode of "The Kay Wats Podcast", Kay interviews her husband, Brandon Watson, who is a singer and songwriter. Kay and Brandon talk about their move to Tennessee and how they have adjusted to the change. Brandon shares his perspective on faith and how it should be embodied through action and not just belief. They also discuss their experiences of making new friends and their plans for the year 2024.

Episode Transcript

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Hey guys, Welcome to the kWatts Podcast. I'm your host Kashawn Watson,
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Watson, but you know me ask Watson. This is the place where
we chat about the questions we askGod and guys, I could not conclude
this season without having my favorite gueston the podcast. That's right, you
know him as a long bug.If you've been tuning in the past couple
of seasons, my husband Brandon Watson. I have become a regular reoccurring character.

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Okay on your show. I don'tknow about a character, but well,
you know character because we're movie andshow people. So but you definitely
have become a regular. Hi,honey, Hi, how you do it
good? Well, I'm excited asalways. Thanks for having me always when
we do these episodes, they're alwayslife giving, definitely to me, and

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I feel like I get so muchfeedback from listeners who are always asking for
us to do more content together,which we definitely try. We've been pretty
busy lately. Yes, we havevery busy, but I thought it was
important to do an episode because Ifeel like we haven't done one, what

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maybe like six months. Well,we were in Florida. We definitely are
not in Florida anymore. Yes,we are in Franklin, Tennessee. Oh.
Yes, we are home, sweethome, home, sweet loving coffee's
amazing food is even better. What'syour favorite part so far about living in

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oh? Having all the seasons?That's right, it's that, hands down.
You were struggling with Florida weather.It was too much for me.
I like it too. I likeI think if yours is the seasons,
I think that I've just I think, I don't know. I have so

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many favorite parts, but right now. I think the biggest is that it
really does just feel like home.Like I feel comfortable, I feel like
it was home. It was justso easy to adjust here. People are
amazing, very friendly, very friendly, very wealk, very welcome. Come
on and give me some great,very diverse. Yes, we love it.

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We love all of the things.Yes, so yeah, here we
go. Okay, all right.So I was thinking about this. I
was thinking about what was going tobe a good question for us this week,
and for a while another was reallycoming to me. But I thought

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about this question. I had recentlyposted it on social media, and I
thought it would be cool for usto kind of like unpack it a little
bit on the podcast, which is, if faithful was the only characteristic that
described you by the end of yourlife, would that be enough? No?

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Oh really yes, oh my,I'm gonna tell you why. I
wasn't expecting that answer. I knowwhen you when you hear this answer,
you're gonna be like, wait,what, Okay? Because faith and being
faithful. While I want that partof my legacy, of course, okay,

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right, I don't want that tobe the only thing that I'm known
for. Because faith is an actionand faith isn't action. Faith is an
action, got you, That's whatfaith is. And if I'm known for

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my actions, that's not enough.Mm hm, that's interesting. I didn't
look at faith as an action.I looked at it as like a belief,
a conviction. Well, a lotof people do. But it's because
we talk about oh my faith,Oh it rocked my faith, faith,
or I'm just holding on to myfaith, holding on to faith. Right,

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Well, let's let's let's unpack rightand well, and I would love
to because when we think about faith, I always thought about it the same
way, okay, but when Idug into more about faith, I was
like, it's really an action.It's not can you provide something, It's

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not just context. It's not justoh, I'm being faithful. I'm just
being consistent. Oh I'm being faithful. I'm just being steady, steady on
this. I'm not wavering from this. But when we actually go to scripture
and look at faith, look atthe context of faith, it says,

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and I'm gonna read a couple here, Okay, so we know that Hebrews
eleven to one. Faith shows thereality of what we hope for. It
is the evidence of things we cannotsee right, Hebrews eleven six says,
and it is impossible to please Godwithout faith. Anyone who wants to come

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to him must believe that God exists. And on top of this, there's
more. I got more, Jesussaid. And I love this story of
when he's witnessing healings. And everytime Jesus preached the gospel, there was

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always healings that followed him just preachingthe gospel because of who he was.
And I love the part where hetells the person, your faith has made
you well. Right, and ittakes a faith action to see a miracle.

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Interesting, okay, which is faithis in action. And sometimes you
can exercise faith so much that youcan become weary on holding out and waiting.
And man, I've had faith forten years for this man, I've

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had faith for twenty years to seethis breakthrough, to see this miracle,
to see this healing, to seethat person come to know the Lord.
And sometimes you'll become so weary thatit's actually community relationships, people, even
people within the room, that it'stheir faith that actually moves the mountain.

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Okay. So when you ask thequestion, do I want to be known
for faith. I mean, ofcourse, I want that to be part
of my story. I have faithto see God move in my life.
I have faith to see science,wonders and miracles follow my wife. But

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I also choose to put faith inaction to see what I'm believing for.
Okay, okay, was it expectingwe're going to go that way? It
wasn't even expecting that level of interpretation. But I definitely understand what you're saying.

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I think that when I first thoughtabout the question, I thought about
the fact that when God says,and maybe you can find the scripture as
I'm saying it, I get andfaithful servant, like the well done when
people a lot of time talk aboutthe well done at the end, well,

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I just want to get a welldone from my father like that,
to me is what I'm striving for. That, to me is what I'm
hoping for. And at the end, he doesn't say my good and successful
servant, faithful. He doesn't sayeven my good and fruitful servant. He

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doesn't say my good and married servant. He doesn't say my my my good
uh like, he says faithful.Out of all the things that he could
say. When he says, welldone, so in my mind, I
thought, like, wow, they'reout of all the words that he could
have picked, faithful stood out.So when I thought about it, I

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thought faithful. I thought about theimportance of being a steward here on earth
for what God has entrusted us with, which has been so many things to
be honest, Like, when Ireally sit back and I think about it,
like I look at even from thebeginning, he entrusted Adam to name

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all of the animals that were roamingthe earth, right, and that was
a lot of responsibility that that was. That was sort of and then he
gave him Eve, which was awhole wife to be faithful to yet again,
right, So my first thought wasthat God gives us something and we

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are to be faithful over it.So after I look at like, okay,
if the characteristic faithful is good enough, then my next thought is,
Okay, what did God give meto be faithful over? And I think
in different seasons it changes. Probablythe one thing that never changes is the

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gospel, right Like there, like, how am I good and faithful servant
over the Gospel? Yeah? AndI think that that goes by evangelizing,
that goes by having the gospel andloving the Lord with all your heart and

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all your mind and all your soul, and being a daughter. And then
I go into getting married. Okay, now the Lord has given me a
husband. How am I to stewartmy marriage and be faithful over my marriage
and my husband? So AnyWho,that was my thoughts, long winded,

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but those are my thoughts. Noneof them are wrong. When it comes
to faith, faith is loyalty,Faith is consistency. Faith is steadfast.
It's not flashy, No, it'sthe things. It's like you can look
at a skyscraper building and be like, that's a faithful building because it's standing

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straight up. It's not going tomove. Do you know what I mean?
Like, that's what faith is.It's not the wow of anything.
And yes, Jesus is going tosay, well done, my good and
faithful servant. Because we are committed, we're loyal. But with all those
things come action, Like I haveto choose to do something to be and

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stay faithful. I have to chooseto stay loyal and consistent every day because
it's so easy to get distracted.But with all of these things, I
mean, we I was thinking throughit because first Corinthians thirteen three, No,

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it's thirteen thirteen. Sorry, talksabout these three things will last forever.
We all know it, faith,hope, and love. The greatest
of all of them is love.And I think that's the one even which
is so funny that I feel likelove is the most simple yet complicated to

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understand and to exude. And that'swhat I would want to be known for.
Is he was a very loving man. He was a very loving husband,
he was a very loving father,he was a very loving son,
he was a very loving friend.He was a very loving you know whatever.

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So because it's it's it, Jesusis talking about it as though it
was a command of like, hey, don't forget that. Faith and hope
are great, but the greatest ofthem all is love. And when the
Bible talks about Jesus, they lookat his life. Everybody that encountered him
talks about how loving he is,Like that's who he is, and that's

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why the disciples gave up everything andwas like, I'm a follow this guy.
That's why people like, Okay,I'm gonna go on a tangent.
And I think it's super necessary becausebecause this is like modern church to the
extent of we've all been in theservices and conferences, and you know with

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these preachers, and you know theythey're cool, they wear the sneakers,
you know, or very powerful menand women of God, and but they
are very like they have security aroundthem. They're not approachable. You do
not have access to them. Theycome, they do what they're hired to

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do, which is preach, andthen they go to their hotel and go
on to the next thing. I'mnot talking bad about it, but that's
not who Jesus was. That's notwho he is. He would go and
preach the gospel and people would clingto him. There was access to Jesus
because of the love. Yeah,I love that. Okay, So well,

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I got to tell you something.I don't know if I've told you
this. So one day I wastalking to my mom, Oh it's my
mother in law, Yes she is, and we were talking about you.
I forgetting what context or what thelike, how you got brought up into

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the conversation. But she was sayingthat, you know, when I look
at Brandon, the thing that Isee and keep in mind, I'm like
bracing myself because I'm like, Ihave no idea, right it could be
so many things. What's about tocome out of her mouth? Right?
And she says, when I lookat Brandon, I see him just like

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there's so much love and he's veryloving. Oh, and I was like
one, I was like, wowthat she sees that in you, because
what she's really seen is the loveof God in you. Do you understand
what I'm saying? And how beautifulis it that my mother feels that and

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sees that when she's around you,and not only probably how you engage with
her, but I'm pretty sure it'sbased on how you love me. And
there's been multiple people that have seenus together and the common thing that they
say when they see us, andespecially people that saw me or knew me
before getting married, but they say, you look like you're being loved.

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Well, yeah, And I justkind of like am reminded that that's so
funny that that's what she want tobe known for, is a loving man,
but you already are. Yeah.Well, that's where faith comes into
place. So if anything, youshould feel really good that if your goal

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is to be known as a lovingman, then the action that you were
walking out right now is that youare loving people really well. And I
think that also resonates with like yourfriendships. I think that you gain friends
so easily, like I've never seenanything like it, and I do think,
yes, you're relatable, sometimes funny, but I really do feel like

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the common denominators. When people getaround you, they feel seen, they
feel hurt, they feel known,they don't feel judged. They feel as
though that you truly care for thembecause you do. They feel as though
that you truly want the best forthem because you do. So I love

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that and I didn't know that.So this is I love doing the podcast,
Yeah, because I learned so manythings well, and to specifically lean
into it more because I think weall have a level of I think this
is well just part of who Iam. It's very easy for me to

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give and do. I am filledby doing that. It's very hard for
me to receive, whether it's materialthings, whether it's you know, affection,

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and it's not because oh I gotthese deep rooted issues in my heart.
I just it's just very hard andand for people sometimes maybe that's you,
Like it's hard for you to receive. Just hey, if someone wants
to buy her coffee, You're like, wait, what, No, I'm
cool. I can do it myself, right, But when we try to
understand the unconditional love of God,it's very hard to wrap our mind around.

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There is nothing that we could everever do to separate us from that
love that God's talking about. AndI think I remember, which was actually
more recent than all these years ofknowing God and having a relationship with God

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and you know, really pursuing theheart of the Father for me and for
his people. Two years ago,Yeah, two years ago, I was
doing a youth conference and or ayouth camp and doing worship, and I

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forget all the details, but therewas a moment, a ministry moment,
and I'm on the platform and Iwas leading worship, and there's people at
the altar and just going after God, these teenagers just ready to be changed,
ready to have an encounter. Andyou know, I've seen it hundreds
of times. I've been a partof this hundreds of times, and while

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it's every single time amazing and awesome, I had never experienced seeing myself through
the lens of how God sees me. And in that service, in that
time, I was really touched on, really feeling the feeling of how much

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God really loves me, And itwasn't like this big old spectacular like oh
man, I had to do allthis and lay lay out and you know,
prostrate before the Lord and put myface on the ground, and everybody
let me shut myself off the world. It was just God in that moment.
I literally just said to him,God, show me your love for

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me, how you see myself?Let me see that? And I felt
it. It was just just sooverwhelming, like warmth that I've never felt
in my whole life. And there'sso much with that because if we led

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with that, Yeah, if wepursued relationships with that, if we made
friends with that lens of love oflike hey, I don't need nothing from
you except hey, let's let's dolife together. Yeah, and that means

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all kinds of things. I thinkthat type of prayer, that heart posture,
I'm trying to think if I've saidit for myself, I know I
definitely have said it for other people. People to where it was hard for
me to. I was struggling witheither forgiving them or getting past a certain
level of offense. And I rememberpraying asking God to help me see them

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how he sees them, not howI know them, because sometimes we can
rely on our experiences with people asa identifier or as labeling who they are,
and it can completely sew our viewof them. I think we even

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struggle with that with ourselves, Likesometimes we get so attached and latched to
these experiences and not just the badones, sometimes the good ones, the
good memories, and we really tryto find identity in those memories, in
those moments. But that's not whatwe're supposed to do. We are only
supposed to find identity in Christ andhow God sees this and how he knows

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this and what he says about us. So even on the highest of highs
of moments that I've had in mylife, I still find myself saying,
like, this was a really greatmoment, but I don't want this moment
to define me for the next twentyyears. So yeah, I think that's

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good. I know recently, soI don't know if we If you had
New Year's resolutions, I don't thinkyou did. But there has been some
new routines that we've kind of implementedsince being Tennessee. I don't want to
call us natives yet we're not,but like newbies Tennessee newbies. That sounds

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pretty cool. Yeah, So atthe beginning of the year, I've started
back to reading the Bible from thebeginning and that has been a whirlwind,
so chronologically so abby. It's sofunny because having you listen to my commentary
and feedback and my and my aw'sand my oohs and my m like,

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it's a show. That is Imean, that is what's happening as I'm
doing this. One of the bigthings that I think that I would love
to talk about next. I mentionedit earlier was in regard in regards to
friendship and how easy it is foryou to make friends now, or at

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least if it's not easy, youmake it look very easy. And recently
I have this thought that I wantedto be able, no matter who the
person was that I saw as afriend, that I was able to offer
them the same amount of grace asJesus offered Peter, who was that close
to him. Oh Like, themore that I went back and really looked

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at the relationship between Peter and Jesusand the intimacy and the proximity, but
I noticed that the relationship between them, Jesus gave him grace all the way
through from leaving everything to following himto having to rebuke him, from Peter
saying what he would never do,to Jesus saying yeah, you are going

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to deny me and then actually doingit, there was a certain level of
grace. So I have been prayingrecently, like God, allow me when
I'm looking looking at friends and meetingpeople, allow me to have that same
level of grace. And I reallyfeel like that's where I am. As

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far as like maturing, this maybe super unpopular because I know right now
the big buzzword is community, community, community, friends, friends, friends,
And I was really praying on thisbecause I haven't really been asking God
to give me close friends or community. But what I have been asking him

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for is a certain level of maturity. Well, you've been on the mature
twenty four. I mean I thinkwe all should be on a mature twenty
four. And the reason why Isay that is because I don't think that
having a community, and I've seenthis multiple times is the answer to lack
of spiritual maturity. Now, Ido think there is levels to where you

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will be sharpened in community. Youwill be challenged by community, should be
you should be But I don't thinkthat community is like the anecdote for us
maturing spiritually in community with our father. But I don't know. I'm curious

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to know, like you now beinga thirty something year old man, I
won't put your age out of something. Oh, thirty something year old man
now developing friendships and relationships in yourthirties, I'm sure it looks different from
when you were in your twenties.It definitely looks different from when you were

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leading a youth group. None ofthe youth were my friends. But yes,
well that's all that. That's interestingbecause that's another level too, Like
there's a lot of people pks towhere they are in the church all the
time. They have access and relationshipto a lot of people. But if
you ask them, like, arethey like your friends, they probably be

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like noah, yeah, yeah.So AnyWho, Well it in some ways
it looks the same. In someways it looks different. Oh how I've
always just approached people where it wasgenuine and organic in the sense of like,

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hey, you know, I'm inthis space too and would just love
to connect with you, and that'syour open liner. Hey well no,
no, I mean in the senseof like you know whether it was ministry,
it was, Hey, you knowI'm at this ministry, I'm local,
would love to grab a coffee withyou and connect with you, and

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it would just did you go intogirl question? Did you go into every
single coffee meeting and connection thinking toyourself, I really want this person to
be my friend or I'm looking forthis person to be my best friend.
Or were you kind of like onautopilot to where you had to challenge yourself,
like I need to put myself outthere to connect with people and see

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what God says and how he movesin that connection. Well, no,
I think, well to no,I've never been on autopilot when it comes
to relationships or friendships. Even enteringinto a first time hangout, I don't
know what's going to come out ofit because I don't know the person.

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I don't know their story, Idon't know their history, and I don't
know how that conversation is going togo. So it is every single time
there's a level of excitement of like, hey, I'm interested to see what's
going to come from this and whereI think it all started you talking about

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being a preacher's kid, Like Itook note very early seeing that ministry is
very lonely, and seeing that leadpastors and senior pastors and people leaders in
ministry they don't have a lot offriends. They have a lot of community,

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but they don't have a lot offriends. They know a lot of
people, they don't have a lotof friends. Why do you think that
is? I think there's a Ithink there's several layers to it. I
think you know you you are madeto be friendly, expected to be friendly,

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to be a good leader, tobe a good shepherd. Right,
But that doesn't mean you're gonna takethat person on a ski trip and spend
seven days with them, like andthat, and again this isn't like you
you rock with who you rock with, like your people that you want to

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be best friends with. That's yourchoice and should be your choice. And
it doesn't have anything to be like, oh the pastor has a click like
no, like he can have friendsoutside of the church. They it's make
friends, you know what I mean? Like, That's how I saw it,
and that's why I've always been likeand it could because I was the

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only child too, of Like,hey, I you know I wasn't lonely.
I just I was always taking noteof like, hey, I'm gonna
go connect with that person because theymay need somebody. Mm. So you
didn't approach it on what that personcould provide for you, but you kind

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of approach it like, hey,hey, you know, if you ever
need anything, I'm here for Andthat's you know what I've kind of walked
by. And there's been a lotof people that have cashed that in not

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and you know, and and well, people say at least I'll say I
won't say people. I'll say womenhave said that it's hard to make good
friends and true friends in their thirties, right, And I'm curious do you
find that being a thing for menin their thirties or do you feel like

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men it can be. Yeah,I think it can't be for anybody in
their thirties. But don't make itawkward. Well, can you offer the
pole? Can you offer the peoplea couple of suggestions I've been telling them.
Don't be weird, Yeah, don'tbe weird, like I mean,
sometimes it needs to be said,don't be weird, like, don't be
awkward. Don't lead you know ifyou with your trauma, Oh, don't

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lead with you you're broken this,don't lead with your over spiritual your spirituality
of like if you're prophetic and you'rean intercessor, like maybe not talk about
the demon you smell or solve rightoff the bat. Oh you know what

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I'm saying. It doesn't mean thatyou you don't you're not going to make
a friend that that there's relatability thereright, and there's understanding and there's there's
spiritual maturity on. Oh I cantalk about this and it's not weird.
But don't lead with it, youknow, just lead with you, lead
with who you are, lead with. Hey, this is me, this

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is my normal likes. I likecoffee, Like do you know what I'm
saying, Like, do you haveany friends that don't like coffee? Oh?
Yeah, yeah I do. Andsometimes it would get hot chocolates and
you know, yeah you know thingslike that. Like but this the I

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think this the simple approach. Andnow that Instagram is such a great tool,
like don't be don't be offset thatsomebody right away is going to say
no or not respond, Like sendit to somebody that you're like, oh,
I follow her. You know,if you're in in in the entrepreneurial

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space or you're in the fashion space, or you're in whatever and there's like
mindedness and you you've been following thisperson, you have no you know,
touch point on like, well,how do I start a conversation. We'll
just send a DM and see ifthey respond if they're locally like, hey,
I'm doing you know, I'm inthe same fashion market, the same

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space. Would love to brunch Listen, I love you know that someone says
you want to grab brunch and startfrom there. Okay, last question,
is there any question or thing sincethe beginning of the year in this season

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that you really feel like that youare asking the Lord or seems to if
you're not asking the Lord, thatmaybe your community of friends is like a
common theme that you just see thatpeople are either struggling with or perplexed by

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or thinking or you know, myquestion to God is what are you about
to do? That's been my becauseyou feel like He's about to do something.
Yes, I feel like He's aboutto do a new thing. And

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you know, all these churches andpeople are on open doors in twenty twenty
four, like there's this one oneword that's floating for a lot of people,
which I fully agree with that Ithink there's gonna be a lot of
opportunities and open doors that God isgoing to do this year. But I

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keep asking the Lord for a lotof things, and a lot of people
like, including myself, what doyou what are you about to do?
And I think how we've done church, it's gonna look different. And I

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think that I was listening to apodcast about worship the other night and just
the two different generations of what thathas looked like in the music scene,
and with not going into a tonof details on it, just I think

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there's gonna be a coming back tothe heart of worship, not because we
need streaming numbers and not oh becausethis is the new worship movement and let's
wear the T shirts and listen toall their songs and do them a thousand
times. I think there's just gonnabe this. Whether the song is cool

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or not, it's touching the heartof the Father and we're gonna sing it.
And I think that that's gonna behappening more this year. And I
also think that there's gonna be peoplethat we followed that have been in one
different industry that are gonna completely gointo a different industry. And we're gonna

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be like that was left field.But I think it's gonna be a god
thing. And I am gonna andwant to say this for the Christian community.
Be slow to have commentary and bequick to ask God is this year?
That's good? So that's really good. Well on that note, Yeah,

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always a pleasure, babe, thanksfor having me. This is wonderful.
This was a very loving not podcast. You hit me with epis this
is wonderful. I mean I alsothink too, like we're just in a
season of peace and checking in withone another, checking in with God,

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and we're walking our own lives outin humility and just we are and it's
a it's a day by day thing. And yeah, so I want this
episode. I want the podcast tobe loving. I want it to be
honest. And those are the questionsand the things that we're bringing to the
Lord and we're asking of. Butthat's a bar. Make some friends,

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and don't be so quick to havecommentary, like catch it. That's for
everybody. I have to catch myselftoo, Like, don't be so quick
to think because it's very it's veryhard to have commentary not be critical or
judgmental. Yeah, it's very hardto be unbiased commentary. Yeah, because

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we feel like, oh, they'reliving their life hope, and I can
talk about it. Well, no, let's not. Yeah, sometimes let's
let them work out. And it'snot always what you think I mean.
If I mean your own life shouldbe a representation of that, I don't
know how many people probably could comeout here and say what it looked like.

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It wasn't that what God was doingbehind the scenes in that situation in
that season you didn't see. Yeah, it was a me and him thing.
It was an intimate process and transitionand transformation that was happening. So,
yeah, your extra commentary and yourwords on it. I was last

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kind of like story, but Ifelt like this is a good time to
bring it in. I was readingon Zachary and Elizabeth, and it was
when the Angel of the Lord actuallycame to visit Zachariah to tell him that
he was that Elizabeth was going toget pregnant. And Zachariah commented back to

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the Angel of the Lord with unbeliefand doubt, and because he did,
he was unable to speak, andit was said to him that he would
not utter a word until the promisecame to pass. So after he had
left out of having the meeting withthe Angel of the Lord, he was

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unable to speak. So he wasnow communicating with writing on tablets to answer
things right and literally. It wasn'tuntil Elizabeth had given birth and people were
saying what his name was going tobe, and she actually said, I'm
calling him John. And then theywent to Zachariah Yeah, to say what

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do you think his name could be? Should be? And he wrote on
the tablet, his name is John. And right when he said that that
it was broken off of him andhe was able to speak. And the
first thing that he did was praisethe Lord. And when I step back
and I think about that, Ithink about that. So many times we

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put our mouths and we curse asituation in ourselves and other people by having
such quick commentary in a rebuttal anda response. And you know, sometimes
you just gotta bite your lip ifanything, write it down and give it

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to the Lord, but not speakon it. Come on a Matour twenty
twenty four, So guys, thankyou, Babe, welcome, Thankank,
Thank you guys for listening to thisepisode of the KOs podcast. Definitely you
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