Vlad Savchuk

12/12/2024

Five ‘C’s” to Overcome P**n Addiction

Dr. Doug Weiss, a renowned expert in sexual addiction recovery, outlines five key daily practices—known as the "Five 'C's"—to aid individuals in overcoming p**n addiction:

🔷Commit to Prayer: Begin your day with prayer, seeking strength and guidance to resist temptations.

🔷Consume Spiritual Material: Engage with spiritual readings or scriptures to reinforce your values and focus.

🔷Connect Through Meetings: Attend support group meetings to share experiences and gain encouragement from others facing similar challenges.

🔷Communicate Regularly: Make daily calls to an accountability partner or mentor to discuss progress and setbacks, fostering transparency and support.

🔷Conclude with Prayer: End your day with prayer, reflecting on your journey and seeking continued strength.

12/12/2024

You won’t be able to prioritize His presence in your life as long as you are seduced by the wrong definition of success.

12/12/2024

Staying on for God is not about the hype,
it’s about the habits.

12/12/2024

This quote is from my book, “Build Fire,” Page 97 grab your copies now! Available on Amazon

12/11/2024

Tips for Aspiring Preachers

1. God wants to reveal Jesus to you so He can reveal Jesus in you.

Your ministry should start with a revelation of Jesus Christ because, at the core, Christianity is a revelation, not just a religion.

If God hasn't revealed Jesus to you, He won't reveal Jesus in you.

2. God has separated you since your mother’s womb for this call.

Paul says he was separated since his mother's womb, meaning his calling began before he was saved (Gal 1:15).

Every preacher has a sense that this calling started even before salvation. Understand that it's God's plan for you, despite the fears or obstacles you may face.

3. The calling to preach is through grace, not works.

Some feel called because of their degree, but that's not why they're called. If you forget that it's by grace, pride will prevent you from making a difference. Remain humble and remember it's God's grace that called you and will sustain you.

4. Preachers must preach Jesus.

God calls you to preach Jesus, not deliverance, healing, or other topics.
If you're not preaching Jesus, you're missing the calling.

5. God wouldn’t use you to preach to the whole world, but He is sending you to part of that world.

In Galatians, Paul recognized that he was called to preach to the Gentiles specifically, not the entire world (Gal 2:7-8).

6. God calls you to prayer as He is calling you to preach.

Spending time with God in prayer should be the foundation of your ministry. Take time regularly to be alone with God, studying the Bible, and fellowshipping with Him.

7. Don’t be so desperate to join the circles of influence.

Don't try and brand yourself or join influential circles for the sake of gaining opportunities. Trust in the Lord, and God will open doors for you.

12/11/2024

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12/11/2024

You can only burn for God to the extent that you are able to overcome excuses.

12/10/2024

we are launching a french youtube channel where my videos will be translated into french.

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12/10/2024

You can choose to build your spouse or to build resentment.

12/09/2024

This quote is from my book, “Build Fire,” Page 95, grab your copies now! Available on Amazon

12/09/2024

How Can you Know if Your Heart has Gotten Hard in Marriage?

1. Lack of Communication. Ask yourself if there is there poor or a lack of communication. Is emotional vulnerability welcomed and common?

2. Emotional Detachment. This is the second sign of a hardened heart. If a couple does not share in affection, concern, or care for one another. The fire is gone.

3. Stubbornness. When both partners refuse to compromise or admit a wrongdoing demonstrates the inability to resolve conflict.

4. Criticism and Contempt. Complaining is sharing your feelings, and it is healthy. Criticism, on the other hand, is attacking the individual with the words “always” and “never.”

5. Avoidance and Withdrawal. Emotional and physical withdrawal from a relationship is a sign of a hard heart. An intentional desire to avoid spending time together/engage in sexual intimacy is often due to a lack of desire to confront an underlying issue.

6. Defensive and Blame-Shift. Adam and Eve did this in the garden, but neither took responsibility for their behavior. As long as blame is being shifted, the heart has stopped being soft.

7. Unfaithfulness and Lack of Trust. A hardened heart can lead to infidelity. With the lack of affection increasing in a relationship, a partner can deceptively be led to seek it elsewhere. This hardening of the heart can erode trust in a relationship and breed unfaithfulness.

12/09/2024

How to know if your heart has gotten hard

12/09/2024

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12/07/2024

Let's go. Second channel reaching 100,000

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12/07/2024

Some people are addicted to a stage but allergic to an altar. They love positions in church more than prayer. They love titles more than they love Jesus. They love connections more than communion with the Holy Spirit.

12/07/2024

This quote is from my book, “Build Fire,” Page 94, grab your copies now! Available

12/06/2024

On the set we’re recording our long-awaited e-course on media and ministry in today’s world! 🎥✨ Stay tuned!

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12/06/2024

When Hearing God Seems Impossible, Here’s How to Hear Him

1. God can speak even when we’re not listening or resisting, but that’s not the ideal way to hear Him.

2. We must be filled with God’s word if we want to hear God’s voice. His voice doesn’t contradict His Word. Become a student of God’s word, and you will become more familiar with His voice.

3. We must get near to God if we want to hear Him. God often speaks in a still, small voice because He expects us to be near enough to hear Him.

4. Lower the noise to hear His voice. Silence is physical quiet, and solitude is internal quiet. When you lower the noise, whether physical or internal, you’ll hear Him. Be intentional about creating more silence in your life and more solitude in your heart.

5. Be in the Spirit. In Rev 1:10, John was in the Spirit when he heard God. I encourage you to pray and sing to God in your prayer language to help you constantly be in the Spirit.

6. It's hard to hear God's voice when you've already decided what you want Him to say. You have to come wanting to hear His voice without having preconceived notions of what you desire Him to say.

7. Be obedient to the known will of God. Do what God already made clear for you to do. Don’t expect Him to speak to you when He already spoke and you didn’t do what He said.

8. When God is silent, seek Him more earnestly. God’s silence should draw you to seek Him with all your heart. God is often silent because of sin in our lives or because He wants to strengthen our faith. Repent if it’s the former, persevere if it’s the latter.

9. Discern how God speaks. There are many ways God speaks: through the Bible, wise counsel, prophesy, visions/dreams, angels, and inner peace. Be open to the different ways He can speak to you.