In Acts 14:8–18, Paul heals a man who has never walked—but instead of worshiping God, the people of Lystra mistake Paul and Barnabas for gods. Their response reveals a powerful truth: we don't simply see the world as it is; we see it through the stories, assumptions, and "frequencies" we've been tuning into our entire lives.
In this message, we explore how our worldview shapes the way we interpret reality, Scripture, and even the work of God. Old patterns of thinking don't disappear overnight, and following Jesus isn't about adding a new belief to our lives—it's about learning an entirely new way of seeing and living. As Paul calls the people of Lystra to "turn from these vain things to a living God," we're challenged to examine the voices forming us and to intentionally tune our hearts to the truth of the gospel.
Key Takeaway: The frequency you're tuned into the most will become the frequency you begin to live from.
