In a performance-obsessed culture, we learn to hide our mistakes. We defend our perspectives--not because we're always right, but because we're afraid of the penalty that comes with being wrong.

In a culture of love, we build relationships of trust and value the truth that others offer us that we don't yet see for ourselves. We change our minds on our personal journeys from hurt to healing and from immaturity to maturity.

Humility is where healing begins--emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Humility is our part in the Good News narrative. Join us on this episode for a great story, a powerful analogy, and these TAKEAWAYS:

• Risk asking someone this week to share with you what you aren't seeing. You need other people to help you fill in your blind spots.
• Humility is our invitation to rest because we are inviting others to look at our chaos. In safe relationships, we are willing to admit the lies that have become a part of our story and we are willing to trade the lies for truth so we can live in peace, instead of dis-ease.
• "As we begin this journey, ask yourself, Where is it that I come from? And where is it I am going? May your heart be curious as you study the great tragedy and beauty that your story reveals." (Jay Stringer, Unwanted) And may you find trusted others to help you tell your story in truth.

Thank you for joining the cause at LOVE IS FEARLESS and sharing this podcast with your friends. Together, there is great hope.

We mention these resources in this episode:

Education by Design, Not Default--How Brave Love Creates Fearless Learning by Janet Newberry

Trust for Today by the Trueface Team

Unwanted--How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way To Healing by Jay Stringer

Trueface.org