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    <description>I’ve lived casual Christianity for too long — one foot in, one foot out, saying I trusted God while still gripping for control. But I don’t want to live lukewarm anymore.

Still Built for More is me learning how to surrender — for real this time — and inviting you to walk it out with me. This isn’t about being perfect or polished. It’s about being honest, wrestling through the hard parts of faith, and waking up to the life God is actually calling us to.

Because no matter where you’re at right now, you are still built for more.</description>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This first episode of <strong><em>Still Built for More</em></strong> is raw and honest. The events of the last few days have shaken me awake — watching a man of faith executed here in our own country, hearing Erika Kirk’s words that pointed everything back to Jesus, and realizing just how casual my own walk has been.</p><p><br>For too long, I’ve lived lukewarm. One foot in, one foot out. Saying I trusted God while still gripping for control. But I don’t want that kind of faith anymore. I want to learn how to fully surrender — the part I’ve struggled with most.</p><p><br>If you’ve been feeling that same stirring, tired of casual Christianity and ready to live boldly for Jesus, this episode is for you.</p><p><br>Because wherever you are in your faith journey, you are <strong>still built for more</strong>.</p>]]>
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