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Show Notes: You don’t know what you need…

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There are the show notes from Episode #86 of the Seasoned with Salt Podcast!

Are we friends? Understanding Friendships in Seasons of Transition – Seasoned with Salt

Episode 224 – “Friendships in Transition: Grow, Slow, or Go”On this episode of Seasoned with Salt, we dive deep into the complex, often unspoken journey of friendships during seasons of change. Whether you're stepping into a new job, relationship, city, or calling—some friendships grow with you, others slow down, and some quietly go. Dominique unpacks how to discern the shifts, navigate the grief of transition, and embrace the gift of authentic, evolving connection.Are you holding onto something that’s already moved on? Or are you missing the miracle of a friendship that’s still growing with you?Tune in for a transparent conversation about loyalty, release, maturity, and the rhythm of real-life relationships.
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  3. Catching up with Christian Eddings
  4. The Target Boycott: Christians, DEI and Faith-Based Activism
  5. #221 The Backside of Obedience

You do not know what you need to get where you’re going

Are you looking for success or notoriety? Are you wrestling with ways to become more ambitious in your life, profession, and ministry? In this episode, I discuss the dangers of being opportunistic and encourage listeners to trust God for their success.

Release yourself from needing validation or being positioned. You’re going to get some things because of who you are NOT attached to.

Let me say that in another way: You’re going to get some things because of who you serve, not who you follow. When I ask God to lead me, I’m surrendering my own plan to his plan.

Opportunists

  • Managed by their emotion
  • Responsive a false sense of success
  • Mistake ambition to be competition 
  • In competition with people who aren’t in competition with them
  • Pursue the wrong capital
  • See the criticism of others as hating.
  • See people as disposable 
  • Run through friends and confident a because they’re untrustworthy 

SO WE NEED TO DETACH OURSELVES FROM WESTERN FRAMEWORKS, Eurocentric frameworks that teach us to rely on systems and power structures for advancement.

The believer’s strategy for success.

Proverbs 16:3 Commit your works to the LORD, And your plans will be established.

Let God be the binding factor in your construction.

Proverbs 3:6 In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths.

Don’t take God’s credit.

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