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More to Life
Lasting Change
There's more to life than temporary fixes. Experience lasting transformation from the inside out through the power of God’s presence in your life.
In this episode of More to Life, we explore the secrets to lasting change through the inspiring journey of Joe Roberts, a man who overcame addiction and transformed his life. We dive deep into the biblical story of the Transfiguration, where three of Jesus' disciples experience a profound transformation on a mountaintop. What makes some changes stick while others fade? How can true transformation go beyond temporary fixes and result in lasting, meaningful change? Join us as we uncover three essential truths: real transformation requires separation, flows from understanding your identity in Christ, and ultimately impacts others. This episode offers powerful insights on creating space for change, embracing your true identity, and becoming a force of transformation in your community. Whether you're struggling with old habits or seeking a deeper, lasting change, this episode will guide you on your journey of self-discovery and transformation. Tune in to discover how to transform your life from the inside out.
Host
Rob Zama
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