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Sep 8, 2025 1 hr

Flying in Circles

from Conduit Ministries Hosted by Conduit Ministries

Many of us feel stuck in a spiritual holding pattern, constantly circling but never landing. In this often-overlooked parable from Luke 17, Pastor Luke shows how we keep ourselves stuck when we want God to follow our flight plan instead of releasing control and following him. The invitation is to love God himself, not just the benefits he gives, and to find peace, clarity, and immeasurable grace in simple, trusting obedience. Luke 17:1-10 | additional: Ecclesiastes 2:10-11, Job 1:21 Watch on YouTube

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Flying in Circles

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  1. 0:16 Opening Prayer and Intentions
  2. 2:23 A Standalone Topic
  3. 3:15 Addressing Spiritual Stagnation
  4. 6:12 The Cycle of Seeking Renewal
  5. 9:07 The Importance of Love
  6. 10:37 The Holding Pattern Analogy
  7. 11:54 Unpacking the Parable
  8. 13:23 Contextualizing Jesus' Teachings
  9. 15:33 Understanding Servanthood
  10. 18:03 Bonhoeffer's Reflection
  11. 21:41 The Attitude of the Disciple
  12. 35:48 God's Character vs. Our Attitude
  13. 37:31 Ulterior Motives in Faith
  14. 47:26 Breaking the Spiritual Holding Pattern
  15. 52:24 Letting Go of Expectations
  16. 54:13 Clarity in God’s Will
  17. 56:10 Experiencing Unmeasurable Love
  18. 59:03 Concluding Encouragement and Reflection

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