Pressure Reveals What's Really In You
15 Jul 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief devotional monologue, Blake Robert Templeton uses the metaphor of real‑world gravity to describe how pressure in life uncovers what parts of a person operate on "autopilot"—the aspects already programmed by the "glory of God"—and what parts remain unprogrammed. When he encounters a curveball, he observes which traits are already ingrained and which are still raw. He then advocates calling a "timeout" to cut through emotions, allowing a continued process of being "purged by the King," a spiritual reference to divine refinement. The piece emphasizes self‑inspection under pressure, emotional regulation, and ongoing spiritual purification.
