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Episode Three: Jealousy
Jealousy is subtle, sneaky—and toxic. In this episode, we dive into how jealousy can quietly take root in our hearts, poisoning our joy, distorting our view of others, and leaving us spiritually and emotionally drained. I open up about my personal struggle with jealousy and how God, in His mercy, began to heal me through Scripture, prayer, and a deeper trust in His provision.
Whether you're silently struggling with comparison or trying to heal from bitterness, this episode invites you into honesty, healing, and freedom through the power of God’s Word.
Questions:
1. God, where is jealousy taking root in my heart?
2. What is the root of my jealousy? It is fear, insecurity, pride, or something else?
3. What am I truly desiring or longing for when I feel jealous?
4. Am I trusting you to provide everything I need? and if not, show me what that looks like?
5. How can I celebrate the success and blessings of others, Lord, instead of feeling threatened or envious? How do I respond to this today?
6. What truth from Your Word can I hold onto when jealousy creeps in?
7. What do I need to surrender to You, God, in order to be free from jealousy?
8. Lord, Today, What does true peace and contentment in You look like for me, God?
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By Cait MacHutchonJealousy is subtle, sneaky—and toxic. In this episode, we dive into how jealousy can quietly take root in our hearts, poisoning our joy, distorting our view of others, and leaving us spiritually and emotionally drained. I open up about my personal struggle with jealousy and how God, in His mercy, began to heal me through Scripture, prayer, and a deeper trust in His provision.
Whether you're silently struggling with comparison or trying to heal from bitterness, this episode invites you into honesty, healing, and freedom through the power of God’s Word.
Questions:
1. God, where is jealousy taking root in my heart?
2. What is the root of my jealousy? It is fear, insecurity, pride, or something else?
3. What am I truly desiring or longing for when I feel jealous?
4. Am I trusting you to provide everything I need? and if not, show me what that looks like?
5. How can I celebrate the success and blessings of others, Lord, instead of feeling threatened or envious? How do I respond to this today?
6. What truth from Your Word can I hold onto when jealousy creeps in?
7. What do I need to surrender to You, God, in order to be free from jealousy?
8. Lord, Today, What does true peace and contentment in You look like for me, God?