Leading The Way with Gina Renee Gina Brown

Welcome back to episode two of my bold faith journey to a VBA4C.

Welcome back to Leading The Way with Gina Renee. It’s been a bit but for good reason. Life has truly “lifed”. I’ve grown so much and learned so much and experienced blessings that I never imagined were possible for me. It’s has truly been a journey and I am finally ready to share the details of my Bold Faith Journey to a VBAC4C with you.

This is a reupload of a previous episode without the overbearing background music. Enjoy :)

This is a reupload of the episode “With All Your Might” without the background music, which was a bit overpowering in the first upload. Enjoy.

What does it mean to love Yah with all your heart and all your soul and all your might?

There are several accounts in the New Testament where Yeshua is quoted as saying to love YAHUAH with all of your heart with all of your soul and with all of your might, but what does that actually mean? Is this a command to double down on your feelings for your Creator? Are we being asked to simply increase in our affections and care bear stare our way into The Kingdom, or is this a specific and detailed instructions based on something more?

SUFFICIENTCY is when we allow His word to take root in our lives. Many of us are struggling trying to create SUFFICIENCY. Trying to make sure that everything is laid in place just right. We become dependent on our systems and our way of doing things. We allow ourselves to become convinced that the worlds way of adding to ourselves is the only way to do it. We mimic our hero, and make them the idols of our hearts because we study their ways. We work to establish ourselves in their systems, playing along with their games, and their ways, trying to outsmart algorithms, and perfectly implement procedures so that others will see use as worthy all while holding our seed in our hand. And we think to ourselves, when I get to the level, then I will be able to plant it.
This week we learn how to properly source sufficiency so that we can sow from a place of rest instead of resistance.