Jun 15, 2026 · 35 min · 12 segments
We all know how to survive a hard season — white-knuckle through it, get to the other side, go back to who we were. But James, the brother of Jesus, opens his letter with a strange instruction: when…
Jeff BrodieGuestConnexus Church HostHost
There's the person you are at work and that's divided for you from the person you are at home.
In fact, you probably have a phone voice at work and a phone voice at home, right? Or you have a voice with employees at work and you use a different voice at home.
Your online, who you are online and who you are in person might be radically different.
Some of you have met somebody and you said, I followed them online and they weren't the same in real life.
You hang out with your friends one way, you hang out with your neighbors another.
And often when it comes to the division in our lives, the gap is really between who we know we want to be and who we actually are.
And there's a part of us that doesn't feel Now, self-help would tell us, well, what that means is you got to be more integrated.
I think there's a deep desire in each of us to feel more whole, to be the same person everywhere, to be real.
So how do you find the divisions in your life? Because I think for many of us, We're so good at this, we don't even realize where we're divided.
And I would argue that the number one way we see the divisions inside of us is pressure.
Many of you know a couple who were married and then pressure came on the marriage and it divided them.
There's the person you are at work and that's divided for you from the person you are at home.
In fact, you probably have a phone voice at work and a phone voice at home, right? Or you have a voice with employees at work and you use a different voice at home.
Your online, who you are online and who you are in person might be radically different.
Some of you have met somebody and you said, I followed them online and they weren't the same in real life.
You hang out with your friends one way, you hang out with your neighbors another.
And often when it comes to the division in our lives, the gap is really between who we know we want to be and who we actually are.
And there's a part of us that doesn't feel Now, self-help would tell us, well, what that means is you got to be more integrated.
I think there's a deep desire in each of us to feel more whole, to be the same person everywhere, to be real.
So how do you find the divisions in your life? Because I think for many of us, We're so good at this, we don't even realize where we're divided.
And I would argue that the number one way we see the divisions inside of us is pressure.
Many of you know a couple who were married and then pressure came on the marriage and it divided them.
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