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For those of us who were raised in the Latino church, we have a lot of memories of the days spent en la iglesia. Some of us, though, were left hurting and with triggers.. If that’s you, you deserve compassion not judgment. You deserve healing. I hope this episode can fill you with hope for what God wants to give you: healing.
Disappointment is one of those emotions no one likes to feel, yet we feel often and most intensely. In the healing God's given me, I learned how disappointment tells the story of my soul - pointing to the spaces of my heart that need God the most. Join me with curiosity to learn how God cares about your disappointment and wishes to sit in it with you.
I share in this episode how my upbringing in the Pentecostal church left me feeling like I wasn't enough at times when I experienced the Holy Spirit differently. This feeling of not being enough has been a theme in my life but Jesus has been teaching me how he sees by efforts through the story of the widow who gave all she had, 2 coins. Coming into this new year, I want to see through the eyes of Jesus, with the tender love He saw that widow who gave the best she could.
This is NOT an episode geared to help you improve your quiet time like a million other podcast episodes out there. In fact, in this episode, I share the story behind why the terms “quiet time and journaling” actually trigger me a bit. The thing about assimilation is that it can creep into how we integrate ourselves in society– the way we dress, act, or talk – but it can also creep into our faith.
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I’m Erika Reynoso, a church kid (and Pastor’s kid) raised en la iglesia Pentecostal… hoping to share encouragement and compassion to struggling church kids like myself. Whether you're a current or…