Share Your Thoughts. We spend so much time trying to look perfect, live perfect, and appear perfect on and offline — but God never asked us to be perfect. He asks us to trust His grace. In this episode of Five Minutes & Coffee, we explore what it means to stop chasing the world’s idea of perfection and instead rest in the freedom Christ gives. When Paul pleaded for relief, Jesus didn’t remove his struggle — He reminded him that “My grace is sufficient for you.” (2 Corinthians 12:9) If yo...
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Share Your Thoughts. We spend so much time trying to look perfect, live perfect, and appear perfect on and offline — but God never asked us to be perfect. He asks us to trust His grace. In this episode of Five Minutes & Coffee, we explore what it means to stop chasing the world’s idea of perfection and instead rest in the freedom Christ gives. When Paul pleaded for relief, Jesus didn’t remove his struggle — He reminded him that “My grace is sufficient for you.” (2 Corinthians 12:9) If yo...
Share Your Thoughts. When was the last time you truly unplugged — not just from your phone, but from the noise of the world? In this episode of Five Minutes & Coffee, Jerry Brevil challenges us to step away from our screens and step closer to God. Whether it’s a 30-minute break or a few hours of peace, this “digital fast” is a chance to reconnect with what really matters: your spiritual focus, your prayer life, and your relationship with the Lord. You’ll reflect on how your daily habit...
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Share Your Thoughts. We spend so much time trying to look perfect, live perfect, and appear perfect on and offline — but God never asked us to be perfect. He asks us to trust His grace. In this episode of Five Minutes & Coffee, we explore what it means to stop chasing the world’s idea of perfection and instead rest in the freedom Christ gives. When Paul pleaded for relief, Jesus didn’t remove his struggle — He reminded him that “My grace is sufficient for you.” (2 Corinthians 12:9) If yo...
