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- Jim Dunn’s faith was shaped by his family, mentors, and early calling.

- He reflects on decades of ministry and lessons learned along the way.

- Leadership pressures didn’t diminish his joy or sense of humor.

- His love for TWC undergirds his willingness to say “yes.”

- He expresses hope for the future and the relevance of denominations.

- He shares vision, priorities, and prayer needs for this transition season.

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- Joy reveals the attitude we bring to God’s mission.

- Joy is not guilt‑driven but an invitation from God.

- Joy is constantly challenged in a fallen world.

- Joy is rooted in faith, not circumstances.

- Joy must be intentionally cultivated with the Holy Spirit.

- Joy displayed to others becomes a powerful witness.

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- Moses was powerfully used by God and spoke with Him face to face.

- Early trauma shaped unresolved anger that followed Moses into leadership.

- God worked miracles through Moses, but his heart still needed healing.

- Anger resurfaced at the rock when Moses struck instead of obeying.

- Moses’ outburst didn’t remove God’s love, but it limited his leadership.

- Unhealed heart issues can cost us more than we realize.

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- The difference between sin and weight—and why both must be addressed

- Why self-awareness is essential for Spirit-anointed leadership

- How insecurity resists feedback, but identity in Christ welcomes it

- The role of crucial conversations in sanctification and consecration

- Why lack of margin is often the hidden trigger behind unhealthy intensity

- How loving feedback can expose blind spots without destroying trust

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-Spirit‑Anointed Leaders invite trusted voices to speak into their lives.

-Counseling is a gift for growth, even when the first fit isn’t right.

-One bad experience doesn’t invalidate the value of wise counsel.

-Healing conversations must go beyond facts to understand impact.

-Unchecked patterns create tracks that shape relationships and outcomes.

-Leaders take responsibility to correct the track, not just explain the facts.

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- Invites others to speak into our lives

- Encourages persistence in finding the right help

- Affirms counseling as a tool for spiritual growth

- Teaches the FIT framework for healthy conflict

- Shifts focus from facts to relational impact

- Guides us to correct relational direction before damage grows

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- Uncomfortable scripture

- Gifts and how we pray for them

- The Familiar Stranger Book

- Ryan Bibb and Radiant Life

- Holy Spirit is in the preparation

- Obedience is Hard and the key

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- A childhood shaped by addiction, loss, and resilience.

- Grandparents provided stability, love, and direction.

- College grief after losing her grandmother to cancer.

- Community support prevented isolation and collapse.

- Finding a safe church led to faith and baptism.

- Learning to make space for the Holy Spirit’s work.

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- Teresa shares her journey as a survivor of significant childhood and adult trauma.

- She describes how prayer, counseling, community, worship, and Israel shaped her healing.

- Teresa highlights how the Church often misunderstands trauma and its effects.

- She explains her calling to become a trauma recovery coach to equip pastors and churches.

- The episode explores how trauma intersects with spiritual formation and ministry.

- Teresa invites the Church into deeper compassion, safety, and Spirit‑led care for the wounded.

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