Building Without A Blueprint

In this episode of Building Without a Blueprint, Princeton Parker provides another installment of the mental health series he ran at his church called Chill Out: How to Navigate Faith and Anxiety on the last Sunday of every month.  

During this episode of Building Without a Blueprint, host Princeton Parker hosts the third part of his “Chill Out” series to continue his discussion on mental health. Princeton continues his discussion on anxiety, the lies and myths surrounding anxiety, and how to deal with anxiety on “all 3 levels,” being body, soul, and spirit. Princeton gives 3 steps for dealing with a panic attack that addresses all 3 levels.

In this episode of Building Without a Blueprint, Princeton Parker continues talking about the mental health series he ran at his church called Chill Out: How to Navigate Faith and Anxiety on the last Sunday of every month. Princeton shares part two of the series, where he discusses the lies we are told or that we believe about anxiety. Also, how changing those things can assist us in moving forward in becoming better people in the world and representatives of Christ.

In this episode of Building Without a Blueprint, Princeton Parker talks about a mental health series he ran at his church called Chill Out: How to Navigate Faith and Anxiety on the last Sunday of every month. Princeton shares part one of the series, where he unpacks what anxiety is, how to think through it, what are some common ways that it shows up, and why he went on this journey. 

EVERYONE talks about avoiding temptation. Very few talk HOW or even what temptation really is. In this sermon taken from early 2019, Princeton helps us all create a game plan to avoid those things that get in the way of our relationship with God, ourselves, and others. 

In this video, Princeton reflects on a goal he set at the beginning of the year. He challenges all of us to focus on placing the maximum investment in our talents and dreams. 

In this episode, Princeton talks about the impact of our parents on the way we see God. Oftentimes family trauma causes us to have an unhealthy view of God because we believe that God is just like the people, things, and spaces that hurt us. Princeton unpacks this reality and then shows us how to begin to heal our view of God.

In this Father’s Day sermon, Princeton talks about masculinity. He argues that manhood is about choices, and the bible gives two types of men from which we can all choose. In the tale of two men, who will you choose to be?

Life hurts. To be human means we will experience pain, and experience it often. In this episode, Princeton says that YOU can be productive, even when you are not sure if your pain is productive. He teaches you how in this inspiring conclusion to the two-part series.