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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 29 MIN

"Deep Roots, Not Dry Wood"

from The Faith Infusion Podcast · host Minister Demetria Lea

“Deep Roots, Not Dry Wood” challenges us to examine what we’re watering in our spiritual lives. Minister Demetria explores how we sometimes hold onto people-pleasing, old labels, unforgiveness, comfort zones, or even assignments God never gave us, all forms of dry wood that drain rather than nourish. Looking at lesser-known biblical examples like Terah, Amaziah, Apollos, Lot’s wife, and King Joash, we see the consequences of compromise and the power of humility and obedience. The takeaway? Don’t waste your water on what’s dead. Invest in the roots God has planted, because deep roots are where your future, your fruit, and your endurance will thrive.

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“Deep Roots, Not Dry Wood” challenges us to examine what we’re watering in our spiritual lives. Minister Demetria explores how we sometimes hold onto people-pleasing, old labels, unforgiveness, comfort zones, or even assignments God never gave us, all forms of dry wood that drain rather than nourish.

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