"Your Capacity Called—It Wants a Raise” | Capacity Series Ep.1
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"Your Capacity Called—It Wants a Raise” | Capacity Series Ep.1
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But here’s the convicting question: Have you built the internal infrastructure to carry what you're praying for? In this episode, we confront the illusion of elevation—how doing something new doesn't always mean you’ve been stretched. We expose the habits, mindsets, and counterfeit traits that sabotage your spiritual capacity:
⚠️ Bitterness disguised as boldness
⚠️ Busyness mistaken for maturity
⚠️ Boundaries turned into emotional walls We go deep into Luke 5:37–38 and the necessity of becoming a new wineskin before receiving a new assignment. Plus, we explore the psychology behind your stuck seasons—how homeostasis, fear of success, and mental strongholds keep you from expanding. 💭 God won’t pour into what you refuse to rebuild.
This episode is your wake-up call to make space, set order, and become structurally sound for the outpouring you’ve been asking for.
📌 Listen now—and let the stretching begin.
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