Redefined By Love

Today we talk about what it looks like to live from rest. Using the scripture in Psalm 23 we can see what it looks like to live from rest, eradicating anxiety, depression and other mental issues.

We all encounter things in our lives that become past trauma, these usually create what we call triggers. But the Lord has a plan for your life and mine, and it does not include being controlled by trauma.

Join me as I discuss this topic with A young mother, and Entreprenuer Unique Bell

Many of us spend years stuck in cycles of Vctimhood. There is freedom from this cycle but it begins with realizing that we walk in victory, and are no longer victims.

Ever wonder why you often feel let down by those around you? It might be because you're placing your expectations on others instead of where they truly belong—on God. In this episode, we delve into the root causes of disappointment and explore how redirecting our expectations can transform our relationships.

Have you noticed that you are always looking for the next place to go to. This is a possible effect of trauma. In trauma we find ourselves looking for new places to tread, because it feels as though where we are is only temporary. As though everyone we encounter is a potential enemy seeking to move us from our place.

Exhibiting Christ-like love means embodying the principles of compassion, empathy, forgiveness, and servanthood in our interactions with others. It involves treating people with kindness, respect, and dignity, regardless of their background or beliefs. Christ-like love is unconditional, inclusive, and sacrificial, reflecting the love that Jesus demonstrated during his time on Earth. It involves actively seeking to understand and alleviate the suffering of others, offering forgiveness and reconciliation, and serving others with humility and selflessness. Ultimately, exhibiting Christ-like love means allowing our lives to be a living testimony of the transformative power of love, inspiring others to experience the same grace and compassion that Christ extended to all.