Mike Signorelli
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Boundaries are Biblical! Co-Dependent No More (Here's your sign)
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12:25Now PlayingIn this video, Mike Signorelli follows up on the "I’m Done" message that resonated with thousands. While many felt seen and heard, others asked: Is this self-pity? Is this pride? Is this quitting? Today, we are opening the Bible to look at the difference between a "tantrum" and a Biblical Turning Point.
My previous video was a spoken word monologue intended to articulate the feelings of the masses. Many understood the concept, and are familiar with other monologues and spoken word poems I've released over the years --- yet others were unaware and felt that it was my personal feelings...and although I've felt those feelings before, this was simply an attempt to teach through powerful themes many are currently struggling with. In this video, I show the Biblical backdrop to the issues I illustrated in the last video.
True discipleship requires more than just "religious entertainment"—it requires honesty, boundaries, and a commitment to the process of pruning. Drawing from the life of Jesus, the book of Lamentations, and the raw emotion of Psalm 88, Pastor Mike explains why drawing a line in the sand is actually the most loving thing a leader can do for their growth and yours.
In this video, we discuss:
Biblical Lament vs. Self-Pity: Why God isn't threatened by your raw, unresolved emotions.
The "Luke 9" Mandate: Understanding why Jesus' harshest words were often His most loving.
Pastoral Burnout & Boundaries: Why your pastor isn't the "fourth member of the Trinity" and how to P-R-A-Y, not P-R-E-Y.
The Danger of "Demonic Discipleship": How the spirit of accusation and online cynicism erodes faith.
Moving from Casual to Covenant: What it looks like to be a mature believer in 2026.
If you have felt drained by one-sided relationships, distracted by online noise, or trapped in people-pleasing patterns, this message is your permission to let God strip away the "excess marble" so He can reveal His masterpiece in you.
It’s time to move past bottle-feeding and step into a season of depth over drama.
Watch the "I’m Done" video here
#PastorMike #BiblicalBoundaries #ImDone #ChurchMaturity #MentalHealth #Discipleship #ChristianLeadership #Psalm88 #Lamentations #SpiritualGrowth #2026Vision
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