In this episode we share about the process of forgiveness and how unforgiveness causes disease in the body, dis-ease. Forgiveness is an act of Love that should be practiced day in and day out. It's not time that heals your wounds, but God. You simply have to decide to allow God in to minister to your hurts in your heart that you've held onto. After all, He is the Best Heart surgeon out there!

I mention the 4 R's to forgiveness, and they are: Reveal, Repent, Release, and Restore! Is there anyone you need to forgive and go through this process so you can be Free?! This includes forgiving yourself!

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This is a topic that can later be expanded if and when we have listener questions. Until then, in this episode, we share about Identity, how we can lose our identity and Who speaks truth as to who we are. Identity as Josh shares in the beginning, is defined as the fact of being who or what a person or thing is; it comes from late latin, meaning the quality of being identical. Our identity can get lost in who we are in close connection to, what we do, feelings, words spoken over us (that are NOT God's word over you), and the list can go on. It's all about whose voice you're choosing to listen to when it comes to your identity. This particular episode is Not just for married couples, so please share this with as many people around you as you can. :) After listening, we want to encourage you to ask yourself : "WHO AM I?" Outside of roles, feelings about yourself, etc. 

Verses discussed: Jeremiah 1:5, 1 Peter 2:9, John 8:44

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We are back from a long break and are excited to share this episode with you! 

The state of being "happy" is different from having "joy."

Many times we confuse being happy with having joy. Although they can go hand in hand, Joy is a strength, while happiness can be fleeting. After all, the Joy of the Lord is your strength! ( Nehemiah 8:10 ) Whether you are in a relationship or not, we all have different relationship with people as we connect with others, so this may be an encouragement to you. It's a short episode, but we hope you gain something from it.