Purposed & Set Apart w/ SetapartV

06/16/2026

New episode!!!

Main Topics Discussed Properly Interpreting Scripture (“Rightly Dividing the Word”) Focuses on 2 Timothy 2:15, which urges believers to study and “rightly divide...

06/06/2026

Pay attention to how a person treats their relationship with Yahuah.

Do they seek Him only when they're in trouble, or do they pursue Him daily? Do they honor His Word when it's convenient, or do they remain obedient when it costs them something? Do they repent when corrected, or do they justify their sin?

The way someone handles their relationship with the Most High will eventually show up in every other relationship they have. Character isn't compartmentalized.

A person who consistently dishonors Yahuah will eventually dishonor people. A person who loves, fears, and respects Yahuah will strive to love, honor, and respect others.

Watch the fruit, not just the words.

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

People that "believe in God" but not the Elohim of the Bible are not true believers. Don't be deceived. They're their own gods and come up with their own rules.

06/05/2026

You ever had someone that you tried to to keep a relationship with (whether friendship or romantic) and your spirit was never at peace, but the moment you cut them off all anxiety and confusion ceases?! That means they're not to be around you! Stay disconnected and stay protected in Yah's peace. It's for a reason!

06/03/2026

Upholding your family, friends, and loved ones in sin is not love.

Watching them live in sin... whether it's adultery, sexual immorality, same-sex relationships, lying, scamming, stealing, drunkenness, idolatry, or any other sin and then encouraging it, celebrating it, defending it, or remaining silent when you know it is wrong is not love.

Many people call that love, but Scripture calls us to something higher.

Love does not rejoice in iniquity; it rejoices in the truth (1 Corinthians 13:6).

If you saw someone walking toward a cliff, would you cheer them on because you didn't want to hurt their feelings? Or would you warn them because you cared about their well-being?

True love doesn't affirm sin. True love warns, corrects, prays, and points people back to Yahuah.

That doesn't mean being hateful, self-righteous, rude, or condemning. It means caring enough about someone's soul to tell them the truth, even when the truth is uncomfortable.

A person who truly loves you wants to see you repent, grow, and be reconciled to Yahuah not remain in a lifestyle that leads to destruction.

The world says, "If you love me, accept everything I do."

Scripture says, "Faithful are the wounds of a friend." (Proverbs 27:6)

Sometimes the most loving thing you can do is tell the truth.

05/30/2026

The extent of what this world will do to keep us from knowing who we are is mind-blowing... smh. Just wow.

That's why it's so important to get in your Word for yourself. Study. Pray. Seek Yahuah. Don't just take someone's word for it... search the Scriptures and let the truth speak for itself. 👏🏾📖🔥