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What if the one thing you can’t fix is the very thing God is using to set you free? We walk through Naaman’s story in 2 Kings 5 and uncover how a celebrated commander with a hidden wound meets a simple, humbling command—and finds more than a cure. From the first moments, we center on Hebrews 4:12 and the living power of Scripture to expose motives, comfort anxious hearts, and reshape the path forward when pride, fear, or anger cloud our judgment.

A surprising voice leads the way: a young captive girl who refuses silence. Her quiet courage points Naaman to a prophet, and her example challenges us to love our enemies, go the extra mile, and break tension with humility and truth. We connect these moments to Matthew 5, showing how turning the other cheek and walking further than required are not weak moves but strong acts of obedience that open doors for reconciliation. Along the way, we dismantle the myth that God’s favor can be bought—grace is a free gift that invites a lifetime of faithful steps, not a transaction sealed by status or wealth.

When Naaman finally reaches Elisha, the instruction is plain: wash in the Jordan seven times. No spectacle. No title. No shortcuts. We explore how pride resists ordinary obedience and why perseverance matters when nothing seems to change on dip one through six. The turning point arrives when Naaman yields to God’s way, and the transformation reaches deeper than skin. We close by reframing obstacles as invitations from God, urging you to stand firm on the Word, speak hope when silence feels safer, and trust that obedience in small, steady steps prepares the ground for miracles.

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Tune in to this episode of BEYOND SUNDAY and see what it means to be appointed, to have the ministry of reconciliation, and to understand that God is trusting you with His plan.
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The proof is in the pudding.  A first-hand account.  See what this means for you on this episode of BEYOND SUNDAY with Pastor Lee Day.
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What if the God who spoke light from nothing is ready to speak into your life today? We open Scripture at Genesis 1 and trace that first dawn to the light Christ brings into ordinary lives, making a bold claim: God does not need your “ingredients” to begin a new work. When the Spirit hovered over the deep, order and life followed; when the Spirit moves in us, hope and power rise where weakness once ruled.

We walk through Hebrews, John, Romans, and Colossians to show how faith reorients your story. Christ is before all things, and in him all things hold together—especially when you feel like you can’t. That shifts your posture from striving to trusting, from fighting for victory to fighting from victory. We talk plainly about what it means to be salt and light at work, in school, and at home: flavor that steadies a room, integrity that cuts through fog, courage that shines without shouting. Your life becomes a lamp on a stand, not to draw eyes to you, but to point every good work back to the Father’s glory.

Along the way, we offer practical steps for a visible, grounded faith: simple prayers when words are hard, small acts of service with big ripple effects, and daily choices that keep your witness bright. Expectation is not hype; it’s theology. Where the Spirit is present, something good is about to take shape. If you’ve felt formless, void, or dim, this conversation is an invitation to let God speak, to let Christ hold you together, and to let your light shine so others can find their way.

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Manasseh was just twelve years of age when he took the throne.  He became wrapped up in idolatry and a broken life when he finally cried for help. Discover how grace pursues people who should know better but run anyway. The story moves from high places and pagan altars to iron hooks and chains, then to a humbled prayer that God not only hears but answers with restoration.

We share why a godly family can’t save you, why salvation is personal, and how warning is an act of love. Drawing on 2 Chronicles 33, Hebrews 3:15, 2 Timothy 2:11–13, and 1 John 1:9, we trace a full arc: God’s faithful call, our honest confession, and the real change that follows repentance. Manasseh does not stop at apology; he dismantles idols, rebuilds walls, restores worship, and leads people back to the Lord. That pattern matters for us too. True repentance shows up in habits, motives, and priorities. The cross stands as proof that God already made the first move—Jesus lived for us, died for us, and rose for us—so we can stop stalling and step into new life.

This conversation is for anyone staring down regret, nursing resentment, or wondering if they’ve gone too far. If God can cleanse the most infamous king, he can cleanse a modern heart weighed down by old choices. You’ll hear a clear invitation to respond today, not tomorrow, and a prayer to guide the first steps. Second chances are real, but they’re not a theory—they are a path back to worship, freedom, and steady change shaped by the Holy Spirit and Scripture.

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