"Solid food isn’t about your age; it’s about your growth. Stop asking who else is immature and start asking, 'Lord, where are You still maturing me?'"

In this broadcast from the shipyard, Jason J. Knight and Flip Diesel tackle the heavy reality of Hebrews 5. We're discussing why time can pass without real transformation and how to move from just "surviving" on milk to being strong enough to carry someone else.

The Anchors:

Hebrews 5:12: The call to stop living beneath the maturity God has for you.

Ownership: Why fixing your "now" is more important than mourning your "then."

The "Solid Food" Purpose: Learning to be useful in the place where you are currently planted.

The Takeaway:

Maturity doesn't happen by accident—it happens through discipline, discernment, and t ...