In this message, Natalie explores the paradoxical truth that God's power works best through our weaknesses rather than our strengths. Drawing from Paul's teaching about his "thorn in the flesh," the message challenges the world's emphasis on hiding weaknesses and showcasing strengths. Instead, it invites believers to bring their weaknesses, struggles, and thorns to the feet of Jesus, where God's grace becomes sufficient and His strength is made perfect

In part three of this series, Pastor Josiah encourages believers to pause in God's presence when emotions rise, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide decisions and responses rather than acting impulsively from anger, fear, or other strong feelings; allowing our flesh (the "dust") to settle rather than being driven by emotions and feelings. By practicing "Selah" - pausing in God's presence - believers can gain spiritual clarity and produce the fruit of the Spirit rather than the destructive outcomes of flesh-driven living.

In part two of this series, Pastor Josiah challenges us as believers to move beyond merely trying to resist the flesh and instead intentionally train to walk in the Spirit. He emphasizes making "no provision for the flesh" while actively filling ourselves with God's presence. When we are empty and weary, life's pressures crush us, but when filled with the Spirit through God's Word, prayer, worship, and community, we can withstand these same pressures and run the race God has set before us.

In part one of this series, Natalie explains how believers can overcome their fleshly nature and walk in the Spirit. She emphasizes that our flesh, made from the dust of the earth, constantly battles against God's Spirit within us. Rather than relying on willpower or self-effort, transformation comes through planting the Word of God in our hearts like a seed, nurturing it through relationship with Jesus, and allowing time for the fruit of the Spirit to grow.