Axis Podcast

Our insecurities are like a negative lens through which we see our world, ourselves and those we love… they taint our vision of who we truly are.

We know that insecurity feed on lies… Lies are the enemy’s tool to hold us back from our full potential and life in Christ and the devil uses lies to keep us blind.

Blindness is one thing if you know you’re blind… But it’s a whole other problem if you don’t know you’re blind… This is where his deception reaches a new layer… if you don’t know you’re blind, how do you take the steps necessary to receive your sight?

Our special Fight Award guest Kristi Hayes and BeStrongStory. Use the coupon code "AXISPODCAST" at check out to receive 10% off merchandise. www.bestrongstory.com/shop

Our insecurities are like a negative lens through which we see our world, ourselves and those we love… they taint our vision of who we truly are.

We know that insecurity feed on lies… Lies are the enemy’s tool to hold us back from our full potential and life in Christ and the devil uses lies to keep us blind.

Blindness is one thing if you know you’re blind… But it’s a whole other problem if you don’t know you’re blind… This is where his deception reaches a new layer… if you don’t know you’re blind, how do you take the steps necessary to receive your sight?

Our special Fight Award guest Kristi Hayes and BeStrongStory. Use the coupon code "AXISPODCAST" at check out to receive 10% off merchandise. www.bestrongstory.com/shop

Axis podcast 36

Q&A

Welcome to new listeners!

Sign up for our Workout of the Week at www.axispodcast.com

What is the Fight Award and how would I nominate someone?

Questions:

What do you typically eat throughout the day?

—give ideas of a few different ways you could do different meals

Could not imagine getting along with her sister as good as we do. How do we do that & do we ever annoy each other/ what things bother you about each other?

What are macros and why/how do you track them? What is the purpose and benefit?

Hearty/healthy meal ideas for men on the go... check www.axispodcast for recipes promised in the podcast.

I’m struggling with my quiet time. Summer throws us off our normal routine. I’m definitely feeling disconnected but don’t have the desire to draw closer. Even when I do have the time I don’t know what to do or what to pray. Feeling spiritually empty. How do I get back to feeling his presence and actually wanting to do my quiet time when I just don’t see the need?

Axis podcast 36

Q&A

Welcome to new listeners!

Sign up for our Workout of the Week at www.axispodcast.com

What is the Fight Award and how would I nominate someone?

Questions:

What do you typically eat throughout the day?

—give ideas of a few different ways you could do different meals

Could not imagine getting along with her sister as good as we do. How do we do that & do we ever annoy each other/ what things bother you about each other?

What are macros and why/how do you track them? What is the purpose and benefit?

Hearty/healthy meal ideas for men on the go... check www.axispodcast for recipes promised in the podcast.

I’m struggling with my quiet time. Summer throws us off our normal routine. I’m definitely feeling disconnected but don’t have the desire to draw closer. Even when I do have the time I don’t know what to do or what to pray. Feeling spiritually empty. How do I get back to feeling his presence and actually wanting to do my quiet time when I just don’t see the need?

Episode 35 brings you special guest, Scott Williams on "Next Level Thinking." Want to go to the next level in your leadership, goals, dreams, health, fitness, family and faith? Listen to Scott as he inspires us to continue to take our lives to the Next Level.

Instagram: @scottokc Twitter: @scottwilliams

www.axispodcast.com

Episode 35 brings you special guest, Scott Williams on "Next Level Thinking." Want to go to the next level in your leadership, goals, dreams, health, fitness, family and faith? Listen to Scott as he inspires us to continue to take our lives to the Next Level.

Instagram: @scottokc Twitter: @scottwilliams

www.axispodcast.com

Episode 34-What Feelings of Rejection Tell Us by Axis Podcast

Episode 34-What Feelings of Rejection Tell Us by Axis Podcast

In this episode, we finish our review of the book Victory Over the Darkness, by Neil T. Anderson. For more information visit www.axispodcast.com

Thoughts and feelings of rejection that often plague us can be major deterrents to our maturity in Christ. Apart from Christ, we all learned early in life to respond to rejection by taking one of three defensive postures.

First is beat the system (can be anything from family church society, in general,) this person beats the system and learns to compete to get ahead and become the significant other. Eventually result in more rejection because the ability to perform eventually diminishes The emotional effects of beating the system includes: the inability to express feelings, emotional insulation perfectionism, worries.

Attitudes in reactions toward God for this person refuses to come under the authority of God and have little real fellowship with God.

The second defensive posture is to give into the system. This person continues to satisfy others but begins to believe that he or she is rejectable and unlovable. The emotional results of someone who gives into the system are feelings of worthlessness and inferiority, subjectivity, introspection, and self-condemnation. The attitudes are reactions toward God for someone who gives into the system or projects their earthly Father's behavior onto God and unable to trust God.

Third defensive posture is rebelling against system. This person fights the system and says "I don’t need or want your love," and often behaves or dresses in an objectionable way. This results in more rejection because a rebel causes others to be more defensive of the system the rebel rejects, emotional results are wishing he or she had never been born, undisciplined, irresponsibility, self-hatred and bitterness.

Attitudes and reactions toward God —they view God as a tyrant and rebel against him.

In this episode, we finish our review of the book Victory Over the Darkness, by Neil T. Anderson. For more information visit www.axispodcast.com

Thoughts and feelings of rejection that often plague us can be major deterrents to our maturity in Christ. Apart from Christ, we all learned early in life to respond to rejection by taking one of three defensive postures.

First is beat the system (can be anything from family church society, in general,) this person beats the system and learns to compete to get ahead and become the significant other. Eventually result in more rejection because the ability to perform eventually diminishes The emotional effects of beating the system includes: the inability to express feelings, emotional insulation perfectionism, worries.

Attitudes in reactions toward God for this person refuses to come under the authority of God and have little real fellowship with God.

The second defensive posture is to give into the system. This person continues to satisfy others but begins to believe that he or she is rejectable and unlovable. The emotional results of someone who gives into the system are feelings of worthlessness and inferiority, subjectivity, introspection, and self-condemnation. The attitudes are reactions toward God for someone who gives into the system or projects their earthly Father's behavior onto God and unable to trust God.

Third defensive posture is rebelling against system. This person fights the system and says "I don’t need or want your love," and often behaves or dresses in an objectionable way. This results in more rejection because a rebel causes others to be more defensive of the system the rebel rejects, emotional results are wishing he or she had never been born, undisciplined, irresponsibility, self-hatred and bitterness.

Attitudes and reactions toward God —they view God as a tyrant and rebel against him.