You Can Look Like a Good Christian and Still Be Spiritually Unhealthy

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You Can Look Like a Good Christian and Still Be Spiritually Unhealthy

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Can you pray, serve, go to church, know Scripture, and do all the “right” Christian things—and still be spiritually unhealthy?

In this episode of Between Sermons, Ti’heasha Beasley sits down with Pastor Brent McQuay and Pastor Carlton McCarthy for an honest conversation about Luke 11, the Pharisees, hypocrisy, spiritual health, pride, leadership, conviction, and the condition of our hearts.

Jesus challenged religious leaders who looked righteous on the outside while ignoring what was happening within. And that raises an uncomfortable but important question for believers today: Are we actually becoming healthier disciples of Jesus—or have we simply learned how to look the part?

The conversation explores why Christian habits can become empty routines, how pride and recognition can quietly influence leadership, why correction from the Holy Spirit shouldn’t lead to shame, and how to tell the difference between conviction that helps us grow and condemnation that leaves us feeling defeated.

Instead of reading Jesus’ warnings and immediately thinking about someone else, this episode invites us to ask a harder question: What if the “woe” has my name on it?

Because spiritual maturity isn’t about maintaining a polished outside. It’s having the humility to let God search what’s happening inside and then allowing Him to lead us toward change.

💬 Join the conversation: What is one area of your life God has been challenging you to examine more closely?

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