Resetology

Navigating difficult conversations is essential for maintaining healthy relationships. If we can lean into the discomfort, there are benefits on the other side. This episode explores the barriers to engaging in hard conversations and provides tools for navigating them effectively.

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We are designed for meaningful relationships with life-giving people, but not everyone should have full access to our hearts. It is important to prioritize healthy relationships and set clear boundaries in harmful relationships. In this episode, we discuss the importance of guarding our hearts and cultivating relationships with safe people.

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According to God's plan, we are meant to have meaningful relationships with people that help us grow. These connections should be mutual and loving, and everyone should have the freedom to be themselves. However, things can go wrong when we become entangled with someone who mixes love with harm or when our affection for them overshadows our love for Jesus. In this Reset Retreat teaching and testimony, learn the differences between healthy and unhealthy soul ties, and how to get free from unholy bonds.

For additional information on the topic, check out the sources below.

·      Eldrige, John. “Soul Ties.” https://wildatheart.org/rhplay/audio/soul-ties-download

·      Young, Adam. The Place We Find Ourselves. “60 Warfare Part 9: Soul Ties.” March 16, 2020. https://sites.libsyn.com/118541/60-warfare-part-9-soul-ties

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Once we have a spiritual breakthrough, we must be ready to face the enemy's backlash. His goal is to challenge our newfound freedom and regain the territory we have just gained in Christ. God wants not only to ‘cleanse the house' but also work with us to defend and sustain our newfound freedom.

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We are all part of an unseen war, fighting an enemy we are powerless against on our own. But in Christ, we have total triumph over every force of darkness. In this message, Carissa explains the crucial role of prayer in spiritual warfare, and Rocky shares his powerful testimony of overcoming evil in Jesus' name.

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Although we experience many things that shape us, our family of origin has the most profound impact on our formative years. Families are designed to reproduce themselves, and what happens in one generation often repeats itself in the next. That’s why our present experiences are often a window to the past.  

When we put our faith in Jesus, we are radically adopted into God's family, regardless of what our earthly parents may have afforded us. It is a radical reset. Join us in this podcast episode to learn how to experiece a new life by embracing your identity as a member of God' family.

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When we experience traumatic events, it can divide our lives into two parts - before and after the event. These crises can change who we are on the inside and how we relate to God and people. However, it's important to know that God has designed us to experience post-traumatic growth on the other side of our suffering. While the crisis may come with pain, it can also be a gift if we're willing to embrace it. Join Jeff, Carissa, and Julie for a round table discussion on the positive growth that proceeds traumatic events.

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We've all been in situations where there's an elephant in the room in personal relationships. It's that awkward feeling when something significant is being ignored, and it's affecting everything. We may choose to ignore it for many reasons, but as long as it remains unaddressed, it prevents us from being fully connected with the other person. Relationships are built on mutual trust and surrender, and the same can be said for our relationship with God. We can only experience true intimacy when we allow God full access to our lives. In this episode, we discuss how to address the things that stand in the way of full communion.

Helpful Resources:

Prayer of Lament: https://resetministries.us/storage/2023/04/7_Prayer-of-Lament.pdf

Prayer of Examen: https://resetministries.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Prayer-of-Examen.pdf

Praying Your Emotions: https://youtu.be/vl-0vdyi080?si=p3uZ5fbWcdtISVqI

Brave Conversations: https://resetministries.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Brave-Conversations.pdf

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It's easy to express gratitude when life is going well, but when we face trials and uncertainty, it's common to exchange gratitude with worry. In this episode, we'll explore the spiritual practice of thanking God in all circumstances, including trials, and discover how it can help us overcome anxiety.

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When someone has an inflexible, stubborn thinking style, it can feel like conversations—and even your whole relationship—is running into an invisible concrete wall. It doesn’t matter what the topic is, when there is rigid thinking, there is no flexibility. And that’s because rigid thinking is the opposite of being open-minded and empathetic. When someone is a rigid thinker, their unmet expectations lead to frustration and often confrontation. Join Jeff, Carissa, and Julie for a round table discussion on the dangers of being a rigid thinker and how to become more flexible so you can have healthier relationships and experience greater satisfaction in your life.

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