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E:95: I Believed I Wasn't Worth Fighting For. God Showed Me I Was Wrong.
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- May 29, 2026
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Summary
You didn't decide to stop believing you were worth fighting for. You were taught to stop. And this episode is the beginning of that unlearning. E:95 of The Greatest Love Story Ever Written · Who God Is to You · WARRIOR Most of us grew up with the image. A knight in shining armor. The one who comes riding to your rescue, sweeps in, makes everything right. And somewhere along the way, you did one of two things: you spent years chasing that image — or you decided you weren't worth it arriving. But what if the image wasn't wrong? What if it was just pointed at the wrong subject? In this episode, Katie Anne walks through Deuteronomy 33:26–27 — the final blessing Moses speaks over God's people before his death — and unpacks what centuries of biblical scholars have called one of the richest theological portraits of God in all of scripture. Spurgeon called it 'a short passage found in the midst of a mass of gold.' You'll discover: What the Hebrew word ezer actually means — and why God chose it to describe Himself Why the word ezer appears for the very first time in Deuteronomy 33:26 — the passage you're about to study What the three-part portrait (Above, Around, Beneath) reveals about how God positions Himself toward you What Revelation 3:20 tells you about the difference between God's warrior and the world's counterfeit version What a man with God written on his heart looks like in real life — and how you'll recognize him What Spurgeon, Ortlund, and Tozer each say about the posture God has always held toward you This is not an episode about being rescued. This is an episode about realizing you already are. This episode is for you if… You've spent more of your life giving than receiving — and you've started to wonder if that was really strength or just protection When someone…